On Sunday, the Warriors suffered one of the most humiliating defeats in franchise history, losing by 52 points to the Celtics. But the team with seven NBA titles bounced back to beat the Bucks, who hadn't lost since the All-Star break. A revitalized Milwaukee had won six in a row, but the Warriors performed sublimely, leading 78-58 at halftime.
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