On January 14, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors challenged the Milwaukee Bucks away today. At the end of the first half, the Bucks led the Warriors by 39 points at 77-38. According to statistics, the Warriors have also set a number of shame data.
First, it's the Warriors' biggest point difference this season. In today's first half, the gap between the two sides was obvious, and the Bucks led by 35 points at one point. It is worth mentioning that so far this season, the Warriors have conceded a maximum of 119 points in a single game (against the Raptors).
Second, the 39-point trail at halftime is also the Biggest half-time difference for the Warriors since the season.
Third, trailing by 39 points at halftime was also the worst performance in Warriors history since moving to the Bay Area in 1962.
Fourth, the Warriors trailed by 39 points at halftime, which was also the second-largest half-game lead in bucks history, and the Bucks' biggest half-time lead record was the 41 points set against the Magic on November 23 last year.
Before the first half, the Bucks made the final attack, when the game was only 3 seconds left, and Alphabet Brother passed Portis in front of the court, who shot a three-point whistle hit. The half-time lead was 39 points, which seemed to mean that the second half was going to be reduced to garbage time.
Embarrassingly, in the first half of today's game, Curry played 19 minutes, but he shot 3 of 8, including 6 of 6 three-pointers, had 9 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist, and also had 3 turnovers, plus-minus of the lowest -34 in the game.
However, compared with Curry's downturn, the performance of Alphabet Brother can be said to be extremely exciting. In the second quarter of the game, when Middleton was holding the ball, Alphabet Brother then slipped to the bottom line and directly jumped to catch a one-handed empty dunk, directly crushing the Warriors' defenders. At the end of the first half, Alphabet Brother scored 23 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists.