Injuries are inevitable.

Especially Curry, who had a vitreous constitution in the early stages of his career, and his ankles would be injured at the slightest touch.

Curry is the main force, and it takes at least ten ability points for him to be injured once.

If there are more, maybe twenty!

So you need to be prepared for a rainy day and save more ability points.

…

After beating the Knicks, the Warriors flew to Milwaukee overnight.

The next game is tomorrow. The opponent Bucks have had two days of rest. They are waiting for the arrival of the Warriors at home.

At 8 pm on November 14, the game between the Warriors and Bucks started on time at the Bradley Center Arena.

The referee blew the whistle, Lopez and Bogut jumped the ball in the center circle, and the Bucks took the lead in getting the ball.

The Bucks' starting five are led by Bogut, and the other four are Jennings, Charlie Bell, Mbah a Moute, and Varrick.

Bogut was the No. 1 pick in 2005 and was selected by the Bucks.

Bogut is 2.13 meters tall, strong and strong, with a strong style and good defense.

However, as the No. 1 pick, Bogut did not show the offensive talent he deserved. He did not have a mid-range shot, let alone a long-range shot. Even his post-up play was not very good. He relied more on eating cakes to score.

Charlie Bell is a shooting guard with three-point shooting and an average shooting percentage.

Mbah a Moute is a small forward with excellent athletic ability and unreliable shooting.

Varrick is a power forward with a low golf IQ and almost zero offensive skills.

These three people are all role players, and they all rely on eating cakes to score points on the offensive end.
Chapter completed!