Milwaukee Bucks vs New Orleans Pelicans

* Feb 20, 2026: MIL @ NOP (MIL wins 139-118). Tone: Unapologetic Rout. Top performers ZW(32), RR(27), CT(27), KP(25). Turning point needed from KEY_EVENTS. Late game stuff? J Fears layup, B McGowens steal and dunk... wait, no, that's New Orleans scoring while Milwaukee has turnovers at the end. Let's look closer. The prompt asks to frame it based on momentum swings provided by keys. In the Feb 20 log, things are mostly Milwaukee dominance until some miscues at the very end. Actually, looking at the sequence of scores isn't possible without calculation, but I have to follow LOG data. Wait, let me re-read instructions: "Do not infer injuries... Base game momentum strictly on the scoring run sequence provided in KEY_EVENTS." And "Identify the TURNING POINT: Examine the late-game sequence... Select the play with highest narrative leverage". In [FEB 20], the score is a blowout for MIL. Looking at Key Events: K Kuzma Dunk early. C Thomas floating jumper Q2. R Rollins running layup Q2. K Porter Jr running Dunk Q2. These show Mil pulling away. At the end (Q4) NOP gets some life with J Fears and B McGowens. But MIL wins big.

* Feb 4, 2026: NOP @ MIL (MIL wins 141-137). Tone: Gritty & Volatile. OT1 involved. Turning point? Z Williamson offensive fouls/turnovers leading to free throws for K Porter Jr. This was huge! The turning point is clearly that overtime chaos where Williamson fouled out.

- Tension between these two. One was an absolute bloodbath in overtime, the other was a complete demolition job by Milwaukee. High scores everywhere. Total volatility.

Use Unapologetic Rout tone. Focus on how MIL just owned them. Mention ZW's high points but highlight how the Bucks rhythm took over. Wait, I need a TURNING POINT from KEY_EVENTS. Let's look at late game again. In [FEB 20], there isn't a "comeback" or a single dagger described as such *other than* perhaps the sheer dominance of the mid-game run. However, looking at Q2: C Thomas and R Rollins scoring back-to-back shows the momentum shift away from New Orleans after their early Bey block and Kuzma dunk exchange. Actually, let's focus on the relentless pressure of the Bucks offense. Or maybe the B McGowens moment? No, he was trying to save it. Let's frame K. Porter Jr.'s running Dunk in Q2 with the assist from R. Rollins as part of that unstoppable wave that broke the Pelicans' spirit.

Gritty/Volatile. This is where we talk about the OT madness. The turning point is definitely Z. Williamson fouling out! He went from being an offensive force to handing the keys to K. Porter Jr. via free throws.

* Entity Binding check: Z. Williamson [NOP]. Correct. * Cumulative stats: Keep them inside parens if used. I will use name + last name only for final narrative per instructions ("Do not put player team Tag in final narrative"). Wait — "Always keep player suffixes... glued to the player's last name". "Do not put player team Tag in final narrative." Okay. So no "[MIL]" or "[NOP]". * No score calculation. Use provided FINAL SCORE. * Gap notice: There's a 16-day gap between games. Mention it.

Let's refine the stories.

Feb 20th Recap: Milwaukee was on a rampage. They didn't just win; they dictated terms. It wasn't even a contest after the second quarter. C. Thomas and R. Rollins were playing musical chairs with the defense. While Z. Williamson fought hard for his