Golden State Warriors Loses Against Milwaukee Bucks; Ends Former's Winning Streak!

The Golden State Warriors' unblemished record has come to an end, as the "Dubs" fans were crushed to see the winning streak cut off by the Milwaukee Bucks last Saturday, as stated by sources.

Fans of the 2015 NBA Championship team Golden State Warriors were all hoping for the winning streak to last longer and eventually claim the record held by the LA Lakers of 1971-1972, despite the injury sustained by Klay Thompson with his sprained ankle, as previously reported.

The Golden State Warriors' record of 24-0 to start their 2015-2016 NBA season came to an end as they lost to the Milwaukee Bucks, 108-95, last Saturday at the Milwaukee Bucks Arena, as stated by the NY Times.

The Warriors thrashed to find their range in the court, barely getting their shots at 40 percent from the floor that included a 6 of 26 three point attempts behind the arc, according to the source.

NBA's MVP, Stephen Curry only had 28 points off of his 10 of 21 shooting performance from the field and 2 of 8 from three-point range, as reported by NOLA.

"We didn't have it tonight," the Warrior's interim coach, Luke Walton, said. "That's why it's so hard to do what these guys have done so far. Tonight it caught up to us," he added, courtesy of NY Times.

"The Bucks looked like they wanted it a little more tonight. We looked like we ran out of gas," he further added.

Could the Milwaukee Bucks be NBA's winning streak-enders? This has been the Bucks' second time in the history of the league to have ended a team's long-running winning streak, the first of which was back in 1972 against the Los Angeles Lakers, as listed in the Land Of Basketball.

On Jan 9, 1972, basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the '72 Milwaukee Bucks in a 120-104 victory over the dominating Wilt Chamberlain and the Los Angeles Lakers, which broke the latter's record 33-game winning streak, as stated by History.