The Golden State Warriors dropped a game to the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night, losing 120-110 to a Bucks team that scratched Giannis Antetokounmpo from the lineup about an hour before tip-off. It was a difficult loss that came despite another excellent showing from Jonathan Kuminga, and it dropped the Dubs to 4-2 on the young season.

The early signs suggest Rollins may be the one to make a leap. Porter rolled his ankle in the Bucks' season-opening win over the Washington Wizards, and hasn't played since. Rollins replaced him in the starting lineup, and it may be difficult to send him back to the bench once Porter is healthy.

Bucks point guard Ryan Rollins continues hot start, shoots 13-for-21 overall (5-7 3PM), also dishing out 8 assists against only one turnover.

Ryan Rollins' 32-point game to lead the Milwaukee Bucks past Golden State was just the latest moment in a meteoric rise for the 23-year-old guard.

Riding the recently red-hot scoring of Ryan Rollins, the Milwaukee Bucks seek a third consecutive win when they host the Sacramento Kings on Saturday.

Bucks guard Ryan Rollins spoke about a brief incident with Stephen Curry during the Warriors game involving Draymond Green.