The Warriors took the court having scored 100 or more points in 45 straight home games and every game this season except the 108-95 loss at Milwaukee last week.
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After the Bucks, the Warriors would have needed to beat the Jazz (no biggie), the Cavs, the Kings (please), at the Mavs (Mark Cuban, hold this L), at the Rockets (they ain’t that good), the Hornets at home (Jermey Lin homecoming spoiled), and finally at the Lakers (it would be an honor to beat Kobe in Staples one more time).
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It was Bortles’ 10th touchdown pass in three weeks, the most ever by a Jaguars quarterback ever during a three-game stretch. When you win, everything’s all right. “I feel like we can do this every week if we want to”. “We do too much stupid stuff”.
“I think we’re able to match them going small”, Carter-Williams said.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have the sixth-worst record in basketball at 10-17. “We use our length on the defensive end and on the offensive end and we try to make it as tough as possible for them”.
It appeared that during the conversation between Green and Mayo, though, the latter ended the quick conversation by tapping the back of Green’s head in an awkward embrace failure. Security and a few other players got in the middle of it before things calmed down and both teams retreated to their locker rooms.
“Just ain’t no man gonna touch my head”, Green said.
Michael Carter-Williams had a team-high 24 points, but his quality performance will be bittersweet, as Milwaukee let the game get away.
The Warriors (26-1), who shot only 9-of-26 beyond the arc, outrebounded the Bucks 29-18 in the second half, including 16-11 in the final quarter. Golden State trailed 70-58 at halftime and by 11 with just under seven minutes remaining.
“We were very public about the fact we wanted to get revenge, but then we didn’t come out and play with that edge and that mentality”, Warriors interim coach Luke Walton said. Three Stephen Curry free throws later, the Warriors had tied the score at 100. Klay Thompson had a game-high 27 points while Draymond Green accumulated 21, nine rebounds and eight assist for Golden State (26-1) which outscored its guests 36-19 in the decisive fourth quarter. “Mayo, one of seven Bucks who scored in double figures with 12 points, countered, “They’re world champs and we played them well tonight”.
“It’s a fine line because of what our schedule’s been like and our belief in resting players and keeping them fresh”, Walton said. They will conclude their four-game journey with a game at Phoenix on Sunday.
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After a first quarter in which there were 13 lead changes and the difference was never greater than five, the Bucks gained the upper hand behind nine points from Antetokounmpo and eight from power forward Jabari Parker in the second period. Averaging only 4.8 minutes per game, so far, he has piled in 0.8 points on 66.7% field goal shooting, as written in ESPN. They even took them into double overtime.
