Stephen Curry proved once again why he is the heart of the Warriors offense, finishing with a team high 31 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists. The highlight of the night came with just 26 seconds remaining when Curry drilled a signature step back three pointer to seal the game. Shooting 12 for 21 from the floor, he provided the necessary scoring punch to keep Golden State ahead throughout a physical fourth quarter. This performance helped the Warriors kick off their eight game homestand with a vital victory.

Jimmy Butler and Balanced Scoring Attack

Veteran Jimmy Butler played a pivotal role in the 120-112 win, contributing 21 points and 5 rebounds while providing elite perimeter defense. The Warriors also received a massive boost from DeAnthony Melton, who scored 22 points off the bench, and Al Horford, who recorded 8 points and 10 rebounds. This balanced offensive effort allowed Golden State to overcome Milwaukees size and maintain a steady lead. The Warriors finished the game with 18 made three pointers, outshooting the Bucks from beyond the arc.

Giannis Dominates but Bucks Fall Short

The Milwaukee Bucks were led by a dominant Giannis Antetokounmpo, who finished with 34 points and 10 rebounds in just 31 minutes of play. Despite his efficiency, the Bucks struggled with a 53-42 rebounding disadvantage and could not capitalize on their opportunities at the free throw line. Kevin Porter Jr added 15 points and 9 assists for Milwaukee, but the teams inability to stop the Warriors hot shooting ultimately led to their downfall. The loss ends a two game winning streak for the Cardinals of the Eastern Conference.

Impact on Standings and Season Outlook

This win improves the Golden State Warriors record to 20-18, keeping them firmly in the hunt for a guaranteed playoff spot in the Western Conference. For the Bucks, the loss drops them to 16-21 as they continue to struggle with consistency away from home. The two teams have now split their season series, with each winning on their respective home floors. Golden State will look to continue their momentum against Sacramento on Friday, while Milwaukee travels to Los Angeles to face the Lakers.