The Bucks reminded emphatically how NBA champions and whoever wants this year’s title should take them very seriously. In a match that could be a pair of finals, the “deer” crushed the Warriors 118-99, the team with the second best record in the NBA (30-11) and reached 27-17.
His team Mike Budenholzer, who returned to the bench coming out of quarantine, made an orgasmic first half, as he led 37-21 at the end of the first and 77-38 at the end of the second period. Although the Warriors then reduced, they never became threatening.
THE John Antetokounmpo was unstoppable achieving the 28th triple-double of his career with 30 points (8/12 shots, 11/15 two points, 0/2 three points), 12 rebounds and 11 assists, as well as 3 blocks in 30 minutes.
Chris Middleton added 23 points and Bobby Portis added another 20 points, while Thanasis Antetokunbo had 2 points in 5 minutes with an impressive nailing. Due to Covid-19, Jru Holliday was left out.
For Steve Kerr’s team Steph Curry was left with 12 to 4/11 shots, while 11 to 3/11 had o Clay Thompson, while the injured Draymond Green did not play.
Twelve minutes: 37-21, 77-38, 97-72, 118-99.
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