The NBA Warriors faced the Bucks at home on the 19th, and even though the first brother Curry was absent, "Master Chief" Butler stepped up to score 24 points and led the team to defeat the Bucks 104-93.

Butler stepped up to help the Warriors beat the Bucks

The Warriors lost to the Nuggets on the 18th, ending a seven-game winning streak, and today they faced the Bucks back-to-back, with Curry out because of back discomfort, but Podemski, who was absent from the game with an injury, returned and the manpower was not insufficient.

The Warriors opened the game with a 17-6 offensive run to maintain the lead, but the Bucks quickly recovered to trail by single digits. In the first half, the Warriors scored in double figures, Butler and Podemsky both scored 11 points, and the Bucks scored the highest score in the first two quarters with Kuzma's 11 points, and the Warriors temporarily led 58-44 at halftime.

After the basket, the Bucks launched a counterattack, Kuzma and Lopez hit three-pointers in relays, a wave of 14:0 offensive, and the two sides returned to a 2-point difference. The Bucks relied on Lillard's three-pointer to take the lead, and the two sides tugged at each other, with Butler standing at the free throw line during the second minute and hitting all three free throws to help the team regain the lead.

At the start of the quarter, Butler hit another three-pointer, then cut to score, and Hield fired from beyond the three-point line to bring the Warriors back to a double-digit lead. However, the Bucks quickly caught up, leaving a three-point gap between the two sides, and then Podemsky and Peyton Jr. fired in relay to lay the foundation for the victory.

The Warriors scored in double figures today, with Butler scoring 24 points and 10 assists, Podzemski hitting four three-pointers to score 17 points and seven rebounds, and Hield scoring 15 points. In the Bucks part, Kuzma scored the most points with 22 points, followed by Antetokounmpo with 20 points.