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Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo will miss his third straight game on Saturday night vs. the Warriors due to a sore right hand.

[Jonathan Kuminga](https://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/4433247/jonathan-kuminga) (ankle sprain) and [Andrew Wiggins](https://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3059319/andrew-wiggins) (personal reasons) vs. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. [Boston Celtics](/nba/team/_/name/bos/boston-celtics) for the No.

For the game, they have announced their injury report (updated as of 3:30 Eastern Time). The Bucks have ruled out Giannis Antetokounmpo and Wesley Matthews, ...

Andrew Wiggins has missed nearly a month and the Warriors are holding out hope he will be back before the end of the season.

The Warriors will play the Phoenix Suns on Monday before hitting the road again for a five-city trip.

Warriors fans will have to wait another season yet again to see Durant in action as he’s currently sidelined with an ankle sprain. It feels good to get the win.” Golden State (35-33) moved into sixth place in the Western Conference standings with Saturday’s win. Milwaukee started to create separation in the fourth, going on an 8-0 run to pull ahead 100-92. “I’m looking at some of the shots, like, there’s no way and it doesn’t even touch the rim. As the game clock wound down, Curry denied Jrue Holiday’s layup attempt to put the ball in the Warriors’ hands with 1.9 seconds left.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Stephen Curry knocked down all the dazzling shots everybody has come to expect from him in crunch time night after night — and then a ...

Warriors: JaMychal Green scored 11 of his 18 points in the first quarter for Golden State making three 3-pointers. ... The Bucks managed just seven offensive rebounds to the Warriors’ 18. Noriega had his left leg amputated from above the knee because of cancer as a 6-year-old. ... Golden State had 33 assists — its 35th game with 30 or more to tie the Nuggets for most in the NBA. “I think I got more about that in the locker room than any shot I made tonight, which speaks for itself.” Curry returned March 5 at the Lakers from a left leg injury suffered Feb. Holiday had put Milwaukee up on a 3 with 32.7 seconds to play and wound up with 18 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. He played on the team’s three-game road trip. Allen missed his initial five and shot 2 of 9 overall. I thought we competed the entire time,” coach Steve Kerr said. But the Bucks (48-19), playing without star Giannis Antetokounmpo, had their three-game winning streak snapped with just their second defeat in 21 games since Jan. “I thought we were really solid for most of the night.”

The Golden State Warriors are hoping to repeat as NBA Champions, but injuries and absences have plagued them throughout the 2022-23 regular season.

He silenced critics in the [NBA Finals](https://www.sbnation.com/nba-finals), where he averaged 18.3 points per game as the No. [NBA playoffs](https://www.sbnation.com/nba-playoffs). This would not be the first time Wiggins has missed an elongated stretch this year, as he was sidelined for 15 games between Dec. Kerr elaborated, saying that the franchise is ‘giving him the space,’ he needs during this arduous time. While the exact cause for Wiggins’ absence has not been specified by the team, the former 2014 No. Now the roadblock has gotten bigger as forward Andrew Wiggins continues to miss time for personal reasons.

Although he admitted afterward that he "was tired," Golden State star Stephen Curry fueled the Warriors' 125-116 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks with 36 ...

"It's the challenge of bringing execution and focus," Curry said. "When you [make] a couple of big shots down the stretch and then find yourself in a position to make a play on the other side, I think that gives everybody a good boost," Curry said. Curry called it a "revolving door," where the Warriors look like they're primed to make the run they've been waiting for, just to lose it the next night. "That is the team that won four titles. Kerr said he looked tired and wanted to save Curry's energy for the final stretch. Curry was on the bench for most of this stretch. But as he rose to shoot a floater, Curry met him at the top, blocking his shot. And Curry was mean-mugged as he made his way to the bench -- the stoic look never leaving his face after it. It looked like he had an open lane to the hoop. Curry scored 36 points on Saturday, fueling the Warriors to their 125-116 overtime win. He scored 11 points in the final two minutes of regulation (all but two of his fourth-quarter points). Curry accelerated and then quickly stopped at the top of the 3-point arc, making Carter skid a few feet away.

Led by Stephen Currys 36 points (29 in the 2nd Half/OT), the Warriors defeated the Bucks, 125-116, in overtime. Klay Thompson (22 points) and Donte ...

Andrew Wiggins has missed nearly a month and the Warriors are holding out hope he will be back before the end of the season.

Ahead of Tuesday's game in Memphis, Kuminga rolled his right ankle and now will The 20-year-old forward has averaged 14.0 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.1 steals since Wiggins has been out, also shooting 51.5 percent from the field and 41.7 percent from deep. Wiggins has averaged 17.1 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists this season, while shooting 47.3 percent from the field and 39.6 percent on 3-point attempts. And if not, then that's the case. The Warriors have been very quiet regarding Wiggins' absence away from the team. "I think that's the hope," Steve Kerr said during his pregame press conference.

Steph Curry lifted the Warriors to a crucial overtime win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday.

Kerr needs to move with that formula for the remainder of this season to save this team. Scored 11 to in the final 1:51 to pull them into overtime and nine in the OT session. Steph Curry had 16 points with under two minutes left in regulation. [March 12, 2023] The Bucks, who were without Giannis Antetokounmpo, overcame a 13-point deficit in the third quarter and held a late lead over the Warriors in the dying seconds of the game. Finished with 36 points.

The Warriors played defense with a purpose and let Stephen Curry - who also made a huge defensive play - do the rest in a win over the Bucks.

Stephen Curry scored 20 of his game-high 36 points in the final 1:51 of regulation and overtime, lifting host Golden State to a 125-116 victory over the ...

James Wiseman and Jalen Duren added 16 points apiece and combined for 20 rebounds. Buddy Hield had 17 points and eight rebounds, while Jordan Nwora and Oshae Brissett tossed in 11 points apiece. Beverley, DeRozan and LaVine recorded five assists apiece while Vucevic dished out six assists. Terrence Ross scored 18 points and Chris Paul had 16 points and 16 assists for Phoenix. The Pelicans made 16 of 19 free throws. De'Aaron Fox and Malik Monk added 18 points apiece as Sacramento won for the eighth time in the past nine games. Josh Green recorded 21 points and 10 rebounds for the Mavericks, who played without stars Luka Doncic (left thigh injury) and Kyrie Irving (right foot soreness). Banchero was just shy of a triple-double, grabbing 10 rebounds and adding a game-high nine assists. Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero each added 17 points. Carter, Jalen Suggs and Cole Anthony each sank 3-pointers in overtime to help seal the win. Tatum had five of Boston's 20 3-point field goals in the win. scored 23 points and rookie Jaden Hardy added 22.

A few days shy of his 35th birthday, Steph Curry expended a lot of energy to help the Warriors pull out a much-needed win over the Bucks.

Kerr's move worked flawlessly, allowing Curry to play the final nine minutes of the game. After Holiday hit a tough 3-pointer to give Milwaukee the lead, Curry answered back with a 3-pointer of his own. "At the age of 35, which he's turning in a couple days, that he's still able to do it at that level, night in and night out with no sign of slowing down," Green said. And to continue to do it at that level is huge." It was a puzzling move by Warriors coach Steve Kerr considering the importance of the outcome. Then he took over in the extra period, propelling Golden State to a

Stephen Curry scored 20 of his game-high 36 points in the final 1:51 of regulation and overtime, lifting host Golden State to a 125-116 victory over the ...

A few days shy of his 35th birthday, Steph Curry expended a lot of energy to help the Warriors pull out a much-needed win over the Bucks.

Stephen Curry scored 36 points with 22 of those in the fourth quarter and overtime, shining in his first home game back from a long injury absence and ...

Warriors: JaMychal Green scored 11 of his 18 points in the first quarter for Golden State making three 3-pointers. ... The Bucks managed just seven offensive rebounds to the Warriors’ 18. Noriega had his left leg amputated from above the knee because of cancer as a 6-year-old. ... Golden State had 33 assists — its 35th game with 30 or more to tie the Nuggets for most in the NBA. “I think I got more about that in the locker room than any shot I made tonight, which speaks for itself.” Curry returned March 5 at the Lakers from a left leg injury suffered Feb. Holiday had put Milwaukee up on a 3 with 32.7 seconds to play and wound up with 18 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. He played on the team’s three-game road trip. Allen missed his initial five and shot 2 of 9 overall. I thought we competed the entire time,” coach Steve Kerr said. “I thought we were really solid for most of the night.” But the Bucks (48-19), playing without star Giannis Antetokounmpo, had their three-game winning streak snapped with just their second defeat in 21 games since Jan.

Curry willed the Warriors to victory with intensity and determination usually reserved for the postseason.

The energy and intensity he brought to that series was on display Saturday, and it will likely remain for the duration of the regular season as the Warriors fight for playoff positioning. With the way the Warriors have struggled on the road this season -- their seven wins away from home are the third-least in the entire NBA -- Curry is going to have to bring that postseason-level intensity, and steely glare, until the Warriors head home for the offseason. And he saves the game." Once he gets going like he did in the final seven minutes of Saturday night's game, his ability to bend the defense frees up his teammates. He knew how badly the Warriors need every win in a sardine can of a Western Conference, and Curry made it his mission to win the game. He was creating for himself and getting to the shots that he wanted." [Draymond Green](/nba/players/1992792/draymond-green/), who knows a little something about defense, remarked about Curry's ability to create and make shots against such physical defenders. "There was a certain toughness and grit that we showed. "I thought that comeback down the stretch -- I think we were down eight with about two minutes left. That's the team that has won four titles." When all was said and done, Curry had tallied 36 points, and the Warriors had come away with a 125-116 overtime victory. It was truly the stuff of legend, even for a player whose legend was already well over capacity.

Stephen Curry knocked down all the dazzling shots everybody has come to expect from him in crunch time night after night - and then a surprising block at ...

Tied at 108, Jrue Holiday pulled up for a stepback three in Looney's face and nailed a clutch jumper. Steph Curry answered in kind, and a Draymond Green triple ...

- The Bucks allowed SO many backcuts by the Warriors guards from the perimeter. - Bud challenged a foul on Holiday in the second quarter who was pulled down by Steph Curry after releasing his shot. - Gotta admit, I imagine Grayson Allen took some pleasure out of taking Donte DiVincenzo off the dribble in an iso, bodied him up and then, to add insult to injury, scored at the rim. Jevon Carter stepped up at a critical point in the second quarter with no Jrue or Khris to keep the team afloat scoring-wise with threes, particularly while Golden State kept nailing their long rangers as well. - Really interesting test case for Jae Crowder defensively at points in this one trying to chase Klay Thompson around screens off and on-ball. - Milwaukee needed more of Joe Ingles pick-and-roll in this game. Maybe the most infuriating part of this game (and I bet Bud feels the same) is that Milwaukee couldn’t contain the Warriors on the offensive glass. Golden State simply doesn’t have the level of rim defense to stop Giannis, and I don’t think Draymond or Iguodala are up to the challenge of preventing him from going off. Golden State came out of halftime molten hot, but the Bucks cooled them down and found their own groove offensively until they were down 77-80 with one period to go. That improved somewhat in the second half, but neither team will head home feeling all that comfortable. But alas, they didn’t have the firepower to keep up with Steph Curry as Milwaukee fell 116-125. That reared its ugly head in regulation and overtime, and is one of those inexcusable parts of the game I’m sure Mike Budenholzer will be pointing out time and again in film sessions.

The Warriors have understandably not shared any details about the situation, though Wiggins' extended absence suggests it's rather serious. Warriors GM Bob ...

[Kerr said](https://twitter.com/anthonyVslater/status/1634704283135275008) prior to the team's [overtime win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday](https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/stephen-curry-decimates-bucks-in-final-minutes-of-warriors-win-flashing-playoff-level-grit-golden-state-needs/). Following their big win over the Bucks on Saturday, they are 35-33, one game ahead of both the 13, when he put up 29 points, seven rebounds and four assists in one of his best performances of the season. I know he's missing the vibe and being with us, and we miss him too." If he's able to come back, then that would be great, and if not then that's the case. The Warriors have understandably not shared any details about the situation, though Wiggins' extended absence suggests it's rather serious.

Saturday's matchup between the 2020-21 champion Bucks and 2021-22 champion Warriors will be the first time Golden State point guard Steph Curry will play in ...

Warriors veterans Andre Iguodala (right hip) and Klay Thompson (right knee) both are listed as probable for the Dubs-Bucks clash, while Jonathan Kuminga is out for the second straight contest after While Golden State does have Curry back, Andrew Wiggins remains out for Saturday's game due to personal reasons and hasn't played since Feb. The reigning NBA Finals MVP missed four weeks with a lower left leg injury

Time and time again, Steph Curry has proved his quality, carving out a place among the sport's greats.

“That is the team that won four titles. “Steph is fearless,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters afterward. The Warriors had amassed a 13-point lead midway through the third before the Bucks rallied to take the lead early in the fourth. With 1:51 remaining in the fourth and Golden State trailing by eight, Curry made a 24-foot three pointer, followed by another three 40 seconds later to make it a two-point game. “I think I got more compliments on that in the locker room than any shot I made tonight.” And he did so again on Saturday, scoring 22 points in the fourth quarter and overtime to seal a 125-116 win for the

Former Golden State Warriors center JaVale McGee heaped praise on his old side for how they treat their players.

“Just one aspect of the way that the Warriors does dinners on the road. I had been to three or four teams, and the Warriors by far — still to this day — treat their players the best out of anybody. But it’s also little things off the court that matter as it did for Dallas Mavericks center [JaVale McGee](/nba/players/ae59093d/javale-mcgee).

JaVale McGee's NBA career was in limbo after the Dallas Mavericks waived the big man in 2016. The Warriors were waiting with an offer for the 2016-17 NBA season ...

While it was not an official update, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr indicated that Andrew Wiggins' return this season is not guaranteed.

The Warriors were on the brink of disaster until Steph Curry saved the day with a fourth-quarter flurry, followed by clutch shots in overtime.

The Warriors committed one fewer turnover than the Bucks in the first quarter, had three more assists and grabbed two more rebounds than them. JaMychal Green was the one putting up points in bunches. All four of his assists came in the first quarter. Klay came alive with 11 points and three 3-pointers in the third quarter. Though it ended with a Bobby Portis corner 3-pointer at the buzzer, the Warriors were up 28-26 going into the second quarter. The eye test matched the advanced numbers as DiVincenzo was a plus-17. Looney did what he always does, grinding away at all the little things in a game. The final period in regulation, though, was all about No. Klay Thompson dropped 22 points, Donte DiVincenzo's 20 points were huge and JaMychal Green scored a season-high 18 points off the bench. Curry was 3 of 9 in the first half, and made only one of his five shots from beyond the arc. Curry put on a superstar display in the fourth quarter and overtime that will be seen across all highlight shows. SAN FRANCISCO -- The Warriors on Saturday night at Chase Center led after the first quarter, second quarter and third quarter.