Reynolds was unstoppable today, leading Milwaukee to a 110-93 win over Brooklyn. "I've never seen anything like that," said Brooklyn star Duncan. "Reynolds just flat-out dominated, and there was nothing any of us could do about it." Agreed coach Bob, "He's an excellent talent with an excellent coach. I'm afraid that we'll be seeing more of him down the road."

Reynolds refused to get caught up in the excitement, however. "I just did what coach told me to do," he said. "And we couldn't have won without my teammates doing their best as well." While true, Reynolds certainly increased the margin of victory from a close call to a solid win.

Milwaukee was led by Reynolds (17 points, 15 boards, 1 assists, 3 blocks), Howe (21 points, 4 assists, 3 blocks), Williams (19 points, 10 boards, 0 assists, a steal, 2 blocks). Brooklyn was led by Duncan (24 points, 18 boards, 3 assists, a steal, a block), Garcia (16 points, a block), Hazan (8 points, a steal).

Milwaukee jump to 14-5 and 7-4 at home after the victory. They hold at #1 in the Central and remain at #1 overall in the Eastern Conference. Brooklyn are now 11-8 after today's loss. They hold at #2 in the Atlantic and drop to #6 overall in the Eastern Conference.

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