No longer in a Golden state: Perfect start to NBA season for Warriors is over after upset loss to Milwaukee Bucks
- Warriors started season 24-0 and had won 28 regular season games in row
- Perfect season was spoiled on Saturday in front of rowdy Wisconsin crowd
- The Bucks were able to overcome the champs and secure the 108-95 win
- Golden State's 24-game winning streak was the third longest in a single season behind the Los Angeles Lakers, who won 33 in a row in 1971-72
- The Bucks also stopped the Lakers' winning steak in 1972
The Golden State Warriors perfect season was spoiled Saturday night in Milwaukee by the Bucks.
The reigning NBA champions got off to the best start in league history by beginning the year 24-0 and had won 28 consecutive regular-season games overall dating back to last year entering play.
All of the came to an end after the surprising Bucks poured in 108 points to knock off the champs.
Steph Curry's (center) Warriors saw their season-long winning streak stopped after starting the year 24-0
The Warriors and Curry (seen left) lost their first game of the season to the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday
Giannis Antetokounmpo (left) celebrated after making a shot in the first half. He had a triple-double in the game
A night after barely beating the Boston Celtics in double overtime, the weary NBA champions had just 95 points in the loss as they succumbed in the final game of a seven-game road trip.
Golden State's winning streak, the longest to start a season in NBA history, was the third longest in a single season behind the Los Angeles Lakers, who won 33 in a row in 1971-72.
The Bucks also stopped the Lakers' winning steak in 1972.
The normally sharp-shooting Warriors struggled offensively, shooting barely 40 per cent from the floor, with guards Stephen Curry (10-for-21 for 28 points) and Klay Thompson (4-for-14 for 12 points) struggling to find their range.
Milwaukee Bucks guard Michael Carter-Williams (right) was pumped after a late basket at the Bradley Center
Klay Thompson (left) returned for the Warriors after missing Friday's game but he could not prevent the loss
Mayo (left) poured in four key three-point shots and finished Saturday night's game with 18 points
Center Greg Monroe led the Bucks with 28 points while guard OJ Mayo chipped in 18 and forward Giannis Antetokounmpo added 11 as part of an impressive triple-double.
Milwaukee improved to 10-15 with the win and Golden State fell to 24-1.
Golden State, which averages 13 3-pointers a night, was just six of 26 from behind the arc.
The Warriors trailed by double digits for much of the night and drew within a point a couple times.
Giddy Bucks fans at the packed Bradley Center erupted with cheers after the final buzzer.
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