San Francisco, California – In an impressive turnaround, the Golden State Warriors delivered a resounding 35-point victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at Chase Center on Wednesday night. The win came just three days after a humiliating 52-point loss to the Boston Celtics, marking a stark contrast in performance for the Warriors.
According to Sportradar, the 125-90 victory stands as the largest margin of victory by an NBA team following a defeat of at least 50 points. The win highlighted a dominant performance by the Warriors, who showcased their resilience and strength on the court.
Leading the charge for the Warriors was star player Steph Curry, who scored a game-high 29 points, propelling his team to success. Supporting Curry’s stellar performance was Jonathan Kuminga with 20 points and rookie forward Trayce Jackson-Davis with 15 points off the bench, making significant contributions to the win.
With a fully healthy roster for the first time in three months, the Warriors demonstrated their depth and skill, outpacing the Bucks with a 20-point halftime lead. Despite a third-quarter push from Milwaukee, Golden State held strong, ultimately sealing the victory with a dominant 32-9 performance in the fourth quarter.
The win boosted the Warriors’ record to 33-28, moving them into ninth place in the competitive Western Conference standings. Looking ahead, the team faces the Chicago Bulls next, followed by matchups against the San Antonio Spurs, offering an opportunity to further solidify their position in the conference hierarchy.
As the Warriors seek to capitalize on their recent success, their upcoming games will be crucial in maintaining their momentum and pushing towards a higher standing in the Western Conference. The team’s ability to stack wins in the coming matches will be pivotal in establishing their position among the top contenders in the league.