Warriors' Path to Recovery
The Golden State Warriors suffered a 120-110 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, despite the opposition being without Giannis Antetokounmpo due to a left knee soreness.
“Get back to winning and it’ll be flowers and daisies in no time,”
Jimmy Butler told ESPN’s Anthony Slater, emphasizing the importance of regaining their winning momentum. Butler, along with Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga, scored over 20 points, but the Bucks played a more cohesive game.
- Warriors All-Star Jimmy Butler acknowledged the team's subpar performance.
- Head coach Steve Kerr attributed the loss to fatigue, stating
“It looked to me like fatigue,”
and praising the Bucks' brilliant play.
The Warriors will look to bounce back from this draining loss and regain their usual intensity.
Author's summary: Warriors seek to regain momentum after loss to Bucks.
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