In a stunning display of resilience, the Golden State Warriors scripted a historic comeback on Wednesday night at Chase Center, defying the odds with a resounding 35-point victory over the Milwaukee Bucks just days after enduring a humiliating 52-point defeat against the Boston Celtics.
According to Sportradar, the Warriors’ emphatic 125-90 triumph marks the largest margin of victory by an NBA team immediately following a loss of at least 50 points, etching their name in the annals of basketball history.
With a fully healthy roster for the first time in three months, the Warriors wasted no time asserting their dominance, surging to a commanding 20-point lead by halftime against the Bucks. Despite Milwaukee’s spirited third-quarter resurgence, Golden State showcased unwavering resolve, ultimately sealing the win with a commanding 32-9 fourth-quarter performance.
Leading the charge was none other than Stephen Curry, who dazzled with a game-high 29 points, while Jonathan Kuminga contributed 20 points to the team’s triumphant effort. Additionally, rookie sensation Trayce Jackson-Davis made a significant impact off the bench, tallying 15 points and boasting an impressive plus-20 rating in just 19 minutes of electrifying play.
The monumental victory propels the Warriors to a 33-28 record and propels them back into ninth place in the fiercely contested Western Conference, surpassing rivals such as the Los Angeles Lakers, who suffered a defeat against the Sacramento Kings on the same night.
With momentum firmly on their side, the Warriors now set their sights on a pivotal matchup against the Chicago Bulls at Chase Center, followed by back-to-back clashes against the San Antonio Spurs. A potential sweep in these upcoming encounters could not only diminish the sting of their loss to the Celtics but also solidify their position as contenders in the Western Conference playoff race.
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