The Lakers led by 21 after three quarters and won by 11 in Milwaukee.<\/strong> Los Angeles took the second quarter 31-22 and the third 33-23. The Bucks then scored 39 in the fourth to make the final margin respectable. Luka Doncic had 32 points on 10-of-25, and Sandro Mamukelashvili scored 23 off the bench with five threes. Austin Reaves added 18. Tyler Herro, questionable on our page with his knee, played and led Milwaukee with 27. Jaime Jaquez Jr. had 25. Myles Turner rested and Quentin Grimes sat with his finger, both as expected.<\/p>\n The winner came in; we had nothing on the spread.<\/strong> Los Angeles was our pick, and we passed at -12.5 because that was exactly our margin. DraftKings, per ESPN, had the Lakers at -14.5. An 11-point win missed both numbers, so the pass held up, and our margin was a point out. The 235 points went over a 230.5 total, mostly thanks to Milwaukee’s fourth quarter. Doncic’s points line was 34.5 and the lean was over. He finished with 32, two and a half short.<\/p>\n The preview as published before the game follows.<\/em><\/p>\n Six straight wins have taken the Lakers to 10-2. Luka Doncic came back from his back injury on Monday with 32 points, eight rebounds and 10 assists in a 124-114 win in Atlanta.<\/strong><\/p>\n Milwaukee has lost seven straight and is 1-10. The Bucks lost 117-85 in New York on Tuesday, so they play on the second night of a back-to-back.<\/p>\n\n\n