The Warriors took on the Bucks away, a battle of focus that turned into a sadistic show. The Overall suppression of the Bucks at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends has left the Warriors breathless. The Bucks army led by alphabet brothers frequently hit the basket, and the Warriors who lacked interior protection were full of loopholes. Today's alphabet brother has become its own system, and the group of shooters around him has exerted force, and soon a wave of victory has been taken away.
Just over 5 minutes into the game, the Bucks led by 18-4. The Warriors have since returned to the right track slightly, but Middleton's mid-range shots, Portis' inside and outside shots, and the Bucks' brutal offensive output have made the Warriors feel desperate. At the beginning of the second quarter, the Bucks blasted another 11-0 climax, instantly widening the point difference to 20+.
In the middle of the second quarter, this point difference continued to widen, and Alphabet Brothers attacked the inside line and quickly broke the Warriors, taking a 30+ lead. In just one and a half minutes, the Bucks turned the game into garbage time and gave the Warriors the most humiliating game. The Splash Brothers, Wiggins and others were powerless to resist, watching the score drift away and writing the shame of the season.
Trailing 38-77 at halftime, the Warriors lost 39 points, even more than they scored at halftime. That's the biggest point difference the Warriors have fallen behind in half-time this season, and the biggest point difference they've ever trailed this season (including at any point in the game). In addition, the Warriors trailed by 39 points at halftime, the largest point difference in team history in 60 years, and the Bucks led by 39 points at halftime, creating the second-highest halftime lead in team history.
Yongsan went crazy, and no miracle appeared. Although the Bucks were a bit sluggish in the third quarter and were won by 14 points by the Warriors, the gap between the two sides was still untraceable. With the hard work of the Warriors' bench, they eventually lost the game 99-108. Losing just 19 points is already the Warriors' best solution.
Throughout the game, Alphabet Brother played less than 30 minutes to blast down the triple-double stats of 30 points, 12 boards and 11 assists. Middleton and Portis became the right and left arms of the alphabet brother, each efficiently bombing 20+. Don't forget, the Bucks still have a Holliday that didn't play!
As defending champions, the Bucks have been low-key this season, and they have once again been underestimated by media fans. While everyone is paying attention to the Nets, Bulls and Warriors, the terrifying Bucks and Alphabet Brothers are still plundering honors and achievements. Maybe it's still a bit far off to say the championship, but from the current lineup, the Bucks are undoubtedly the most perfect structure.