Golden State Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks Prediction: Injury Report, Starting 5s, Betting Odds & Spreads - December 13

The Milwaukee Bucks (19-7) are coming into tonight's game off the back of a shocking 107-102 upset loss to the Houston Rockets. Prior to that defeat, the Bucks were on a four-game winning streak. Their opponents tonight, the Golden State Warriors (14-13), most recently defeated the Boston Celtics, breaking their two-game losing skid in the process.

The Bucks have looked exceptional for much of this season so far. They started with a superlative nine-game winning streak and have looked consistently strong. The Warriors, meanwhile, have struggled to live up to their incredible work from last season.

Golden State Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks Match Details

Fixture: Warriors @ Bucks

Date & Time: Tuesday, December 13, 07:30 p.m. ET

Venue: Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Golden State Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks Injury Report

On the Warriors' front, power/small forward Andre Iguodala is still out with a hip injury. Small forward Andrew Wiggins is out with a groin injury. Power forward Draymond Green is probable despite a left ankle sprain.

On the Bucks' end, small forward Khris Middleton is probable despite ankle issues. Point guard Jrue Holiday is probable despite recent knee problems.

Player	Team	Injury	Status
Andre Iguodala	Warriors	Hip	Out
Andrew Wiggins	Warriors	Groin	Out
Draymond Green	Warriors	Ankle	Probable
Khris Middleton	Bucks	Ankle	Probable
Jrue Holiday	Bucks	Knee	Probable

Golden State Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks Betting Odds & Spreads

Team	Spread	Over/Under	Money line
Warriors	+4 (-110)	Ov 232.5 (-110)	+142
Bucks	-4 (-110)	Un 232.5 (-110)	-168

$1,000 No Sweat First Bet

Golden State Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks Starting 5s

Warriors - PG: Stephen Curry, SG: Jordan Poole, SF: Klay Thompson, PF: Draymond Green, C: Kevon Looney

Bucks - PG: Jrue Holiday, SG: Grayson Allen, SF: Khris Middleton, PF: Giannis Antetokounmpo, C: Brook Lopez

Warriors vs. Bucks Prediction

It's been a bizarre season for the Warriors thus far as they've dominated the court during home games but have floundered in all but two of their road games thus far. Over the weekend, they reminded audiences of their capabilities with an impressive win over the dominant Boston Celtics. However, the absence of a key player like Andrew Wiggins doesn't bode well for tonight's road game.

The Bucks, meanwhile, will no doubt be looking to bounce back from their surprise Rockets loss. They will have the home court advantage tonight against a team that seemingly can't get their act together on the road. Given their general success and masterful offense this season, the Bucks getting back to winning ways here seems very likely.