The start of the match quickly turns into a duel between Stephen Curry And Damian Lillard. The Warrior starts the meeting with 11 points at 3/4 to three points to put Golden State ahead, but the Buck answers him with 10 points to keep Milwaukee in the blow (29-27).
Buddy Hield (16 points, 7 rebounds) and Brandin Podziemski (9 points, 9 rebounds), however, give seven points ahead of the Warriors, but Damian Lillard brings back his team again (43-39). Hield adds a layer to put the Warriors at +9, but this time these are two awarded shots of Taurean Prince (19 points, 5/7 to 3-point) that keep the bucks in contact (50-46). Milwaukee then goes into the zone but the patience and reading the game of Jimmy Butler (20 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 interceptions) and Draymond Green (6 points, 5 passes, 5 interceptions) allow Golden State to return to changing rooms with seven advance units (58-51).
Stephen Curry adds a layer at the start of the second half but a technical fault against Draymond Green changes the physiognomy of the match.
Second victory with Jimmy Butler
Damian Lillard, Bobby Portis, and AJ Green launched the Bucks assault which take up the advantage (75-74). The awakening of Jimmy Butler, hitherto awkward, and the loss of balls from Milwaukee, however, allow Golden State to start from the front. They finished the period on a 6-0 to turn in mind again (89-83).
So far discreet, Kyle Kuzma (21 points, 6 rebounds) shows the tip of his nose by attacking the circle but his awkwardness to free throws limits the good passage of the Bucks which still return to -2 (92-90). While Damian Lillard is too lonely, the other Warriors then make the difference.
Quinten post scores 10 points in three minutes, including three 3-point, and Stephen Curry comes to imitate him to finish a 20-4 which puts Milwaukee Ko (112-94)!
A final award -winning Stephen Curry shot is closing this second Warriors' second victory since Jimmy Butler's arrival. The Bucks will try to raise their heads before the All-Star Game, still without Giannis Antetokounmpo.
What to remember
– The warriors play the speed card. Faced with orphaned Bucks from Giannis Antetokounmpo but still imposing, Steve Kerr had decided to play “small” with Draymond Green in pivot and Moody Holder. His choice was paying. The Warriors imposed their pace from the start of the match and used their advantage of speed to be everywhere in defense and steal 16 balls.
– Stephen Curry celebrates his 1,000th regular season game with the way. After scoring 34 points in Chicago, he continued with 38 points at 50% success in a pistoleroos duel against Damian Lillard. Aggressive since the transfer for Jimmy Butler, he seems to have found a second breath, like the rest of his team.
– Too lonely, Damian Lillard loses ten balloons. Without Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard must do everything in attack. He is responsible for ensuring scoring but also to create for all his teammates. After his 43 points the day before against Philadelphia, he chained with 38 points at 12/20 on shots but the aggressive defense of Golden State forced him to make many mistakes. The former Blazer lost 10 balloons tonight, his career “record”.
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How to read the stats? Min = minutes; Shots = successful shots / tempted shots; 3pts = 3-point / 3-point attempted; LF = Successful free throws / tempted free throws; O = offensive rebound; D = defensive rebound; T = total rebounds; PD = assists; FTE: Personal faults; Int = interceptions; BP = lost bullets; CT: against; +/- = Differential points when the player is on the field; Pts = points; Eval: Player assessment calculated from positive actions – negative actions.
