SAN FRANCISCO -- The Golden State Warriors are closing in on their franchise record-tying 11th straight wins following win No.10 last night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee.
David Lee scored 22 points and pulled down 18 rebounds while Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson chipped in 15 each and the Warriors routed the host Bucks, 101-80. Andre Iguodala added a modest 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists for Golden State, which upped its record to 24-13.
"That means a lot. Most importantly, that means our team is playing more consistent basketball. Everyone is stepping up when they need to step up. I'm just excited in this group of group of guys that we can make it happen," Lee told NBA.com of his team's ongoing run.
The Bucks did a good jog hanging around with the explosive Warriors and trailed only by two, 50-48, at halftime. But the Bucks managed just 32 the rest of the way and fell to their third straight loss and 7-27 overall, the worst in the NBA.
Ersan Ilyasova led the Milwaukee with 20 points on 6-for-15 shooting. Brandon Knight had 18 and O.J. Mayo finished with a meager 13. (JSM)
Photo: David Lee topscored with 22 as the Warriors blasted the Bucks for their 10th straight win.
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