Now it’s their turn: Warriors come back to beat Bucks

From rock bottom to touching the sky.of golden state warriorsI had just been beaten before that. boston celtics, They proved themselves right this Wednesday, defeating TD Garden 125-90 and proving they are not TD Garden’s team. Milwaukee Bucks. The players from the Bay stopped Doc Rivers’ team, which lost its first game after winning six straight games after the All-Star season.

The difference was huge compared to the Celtics game (140-88), and the Warriors had almost as many points in the first half as they did against Boston. His 78 points in his first two quarters are only 10 points fewer than he scored against his best team in the NBA, which once again has an outstanding leader.

boston accident With today’s win, Golden State has 12 games left in the remaining 15 games. It was characterized by a bad night. steph curry. The Warriors’ thermometer didn’t rise to temperature then, unlike it does now, when he’s at 29 points (10/18 from the field, 6/10 triples), eight rebounds, and five assists.

But it wasn’t just the work of one of the greatest point guards of all time. Jonathan Kuminga He scored 20 points and the rookie stood out. trace jackson davis He added 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 blocks, and showed some very remarkable defense. Giannis Antetokounmpo what he left behind just 23 points.

The veterans had 12 points, six rebounds and six assists. draymond green 6 points, 9 assists Chris Paul. And the party was complete with his return to the team. Andrew Wigginsreturned to play after missing four games for personal reasons and scored three points.

The Bucks (41 wins, 22 losses) used this as a reference. Giannis Antetokounmpohad 23 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists after missing the previous game.

Damian Lillard and Bobby Portis They each scored 20 points, but it wasn’t enough to save the Bucks from a subdued performance, going 11-of-39 on triples and being a total waste on defense, especially in the first half.

The hometown team shot 65.4 percent from the field in the first half (78-58), which was excruciating for the Bucks, and there were moments of true inspiration in the Warrior offense that harkened back to another era. .

The locker room pass was great for Milwaukee, going 5-for-19 to make it 83-77, but the locals saw Jackson-Davis impose the rule again, and with it, the local side regained its composure.

In case there was any doubt, the Warriors started the final quarter on a 9-0 run to give the Bucks the white flag. The Bucks paid the price in Boston and experienced first-hand what the Warriors are capable of.