Stephen Curry "carried the team", Golden State defeated the Milwaukee Bucks in extra time

Without Giannis Antetokounmpo and having to play away, the Milwaukee Bucks still cause a lot of problems for the Golden State Warriors.

The two teams played suffocatingly, lasting from the first minute to the last seconds of the fourth round. This position is the perfect stage for a superstar and Stephen Curry has used it to turn Chase Center into his own stage.

"On carry mode", Curry finished with a performance of 5-7 FG in the 4th half, including 3 successful 3-pointers.Not stopping there, Stephen continued to explode in extra time with 3-4 FG to take the Golden State Warriors to an overall victory of 125-116.

The whole game, "chef" Stephen Curry scored 36 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block.It was Curry's single block for Jrue Holiday that kept the Bucks unable to rise at the end of the fourth quarter, bringing the game to into extra time.

There was a moment when the Milwaukee Bucks held the advantage and came close to victory, that was when they led by 8 points with about 2 minutes left in the fourth half. Then Stephen Curry scored in less than 1 minute 30 seconds to equalize.

Jrue Holiday coolly threw in another 3-pointer to put the Bucks ahead, but only to set the stage for another successful long throw from Curry, leveling the score once again.

Holiday had the opportunity to finish off the opponent on the last ball, unfortunately he received a block from Stephen Curry, who is known for his offensive ability but less known for his brilliance in defence.

This victory helped the Golden State Warriors break a streak of 3 consecutive losses in the past week, improving their achievement to 35-33 and temporarily holding 6th place in the Western rankings.

Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Bucks met the opposite scenario when they lost their 3-match winning streak. They still top the East with a 48-19 record but have been trailed by the Boston Celtics (47-21).