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The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Golden State Warriors 120–110 on October 30 at Fiserv Forum, with Rasheed Rollins leading all scorers with 32 points and Myles Turner adding 17 for the home team. Milwaukee's offense operated efficiently at 47.9% from the field while draining 19 three-pointers, controlling the game through balanced ball movement with 25 assists against just 12 turnovers. Golden State's Stephen Curry scored 27 points and Jalen Kuminga contributed 24, but the Warriors struggled with 13 three-pointers on 42.4% shooting and committed 19 turnovers that proved costly. The Bucks dominated the glass with 44 rebounds compared to Milwaukee's 34, and the decisive third quarter saw Milwaukee outscore Golden State 27–26 before pulling away in the fourth with a 33-point frame. Despite Golden State's defensive intensity—recording eight steals and six blocks—the Warriors' offensive rating of 103.3 lagged behind Milwaukee's 112.4, underscoring the efficiency gap. The loss marks a notable early-season test for Golden State's perimeter defense against a well-balanced Bucks attack.
