In the absence of Antetokounmpo, eight players scored in double figures, Curry scored 27 points, and three Warriors players still lost to the Bucks.

On October 31, during the NBA regular season, the Bucks defeated the Warriors 120-110 at home.

Bucks Rollins had 32 points and 8 assists, Turner had 17 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocks, Anthony had 16 points, Trent had 13 points and 4 steals, Portis had 12 points and 5 rebounds, Kuzma had 10 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, AJ Green had 10 points, Prince had 10 points; Warriors Curry had 27 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, Kuminga had 24 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, and Butler had 23 points and 11 rebounds.

In the first quarter of the game, Rollins scored 5 points in a row from inside and outside the court; Green hit a long shot, Butler made an easy layup, and the two sides started tied at 6. Kuminga showed his power inside and outside, Green and Kuminga attacked the basket, Butler launched a strong attack under the basket, Bodemski stole the ball and counterattacked; Rollins kept attacking the basket, Turner scored two three-pointers in a row, Trent made a successful throw, and the Warriors led with a slight advantage of 25-24. AJ Green hit a long shot, Anthony scored a jumper, Prince also scored a three-pointer, and Anthony hit a jumper from the free throw line to help the Bucks end the quarter with a 34-25 lead.

In the second quarter, Prince continuously grabbed points under the basket, Portis made an easy layup, and the Bucks widened the point difference to 10 points 41-31. Podemski and Richard scored three consecutive points to help the Warriors pursue. Rollins hit a long shot, Portislee made a sudden outside shot and scored 5 points in a row, and the Bucks widened the point difference to 49-37. Curry and Kuminga's outside three-pointers showed their power, helping the Warriors tie the score at 54. Trent made a strong attack under the basket, and Turner took the cake under the basket; Bodemski responded with a breakthrough, and the two sides tied at 58 on the court. Rollins made a breakthrough layup, helping the Bucks end the half with a 60-58 lead.

In the third quarter, Kuzma scored a jumper, Trent hit a three-pointer at the buzzer, Turner scored from the basket, Kuzma scored a one-stop layup, and Rollins hit a long shot; Butler made a jumper at the buzzer, Kuminga succeeded in a floater under the basket, Curry made consecutive breakthroughs and scored the ball, Green made an easy layup, Curry combined with sudden shots and scored 6 points, helping the Warriors lead 76-72. Anthony and Kuzma scored three consecutive three-pointers, Anthony made another successful throw, Portis scored under the basket, and Rollins scored on a fast break, helping the Bucks lead 87-79. Butler hit a long shot to help the Warriors fight back. At the end of the quarter, the Bucks led 87-84.

In the final quarter of the game, Anthony easily attacked the basket and Rollins hit a long shot; Richard dunked and Hield counterattacked for a layup. Hield responded with a strong three-pointer and the Bucks led by a slight advantage of 94-93. Kuzma forced an attack to the basket, Rollins successfully laid up, AJ Green hit a long shot, Turner dunked, Trent made a strong three-pointer, and the Bucks opened the score again to 106-98. Curry scored with a basket, Rollins, Turner and AJ Green scored three consecutive points, and the Bucks led 117-106. In the next game, the Bucks firmly maintained their advantage and won as they wished.

Starting lineup

Bucks: Trent, Kuzma, Turner, AJ Green, Rollins

Warriors: Kuminga, Green, Post, Butler, Curry