Milwaukee Bucks are currently the best team in the NBA

The oversized Milwaukee Bucks, with long arms, have all grown up and want blood. The most surprising team in the NBA, with a modernized attack, a new head coach, the rarest unicorns of Giannis Antetokounmpo and a new look at basketball has just defeated the dragon.

It's time to believe in Milwaukee Bucks.

The Bucks entered the Golden State Oracle Arena on Thursday night with the league's second-best offensive and defense. They proved how real it was in a 23-point road win against the Warriors. Of course, Draymond Green did not play with a sprained sprain, but he would not have made such a big difference. Milwaukee not only offended the defending champions, he kept them in check. This game was three-quarters complete.

It's early in the season, but maybe it's the team that beats East – and that could be a challenge in the West. Here's why.

When Eric Bledsoe is engaged, he is one of the league's best two-way guards

When Bledsoe "did not want to be here," Milwaukee took him home, among a crowd of other marginalized with unreal wings. In recent years, the Bucks have accumulated considerable reserves (Giannis, Khris Middleton and Thon Maker) to realize their dream of forming a leading defense. Jason Kidd could not make that happen, but in the end everything fits under Budenholzer, and Bledsoe is anchored.

In association with Steph Curry, Bledsoe limited the NBA scorer to just 10 points on 14 shots, making him lose as much of the ball as possible. Bledsoe's ability to pursue Curry, but not lose it, put him in a category of few players who managed to hold the marker by 31 points per night. He chased Curry off the screens and watched as he circled the baseline. It was a complete effort and intelligence on the part of the Bucks guard.

And Bledsoe also compensated for this act at the other end, scoring 26 points on 10 shots out of 12 while 2 draws out of 3 were on the ground. His notation may not be there every night, but his defense may be. Few teams have a player with his defensive abilities playing the point.

Giannis can be the best player on the field at any time

It's no longer in noises or rare occasions. Giannis is one of the 5 best players in the league – just ask Malcolm Brogdon. In the victory over the Warriors, Antetokounmpo was better than Steph, and completely beaten by Kevin Durant at both ends. (He scored 24 points on 16 shots against 17 for KD on 15.)

At 23, Giannis faces regular matches on both sides, which should scare the league. He learned how to use his length to finish over the ledge, make his way in the passing lanes and reach the bucket with long strides. This is undoubtedly the most unique physical wonder among many.

And if a tandem Bledsoe-Giannis can stop Curry and Durant, who else has a chance?

The Bucks are not just winning. They are destroying.

The ability of a team to come out of tight matches is quite worthy of merit, but it is even more dominant in the absolute defeat. The latter is the way the Milwaukee dollars win, more times than not. The 23-point road win against the world's best team was the eighth in the Bucks with double-digit growth over nine wins.

It's wild.

The cause of death for most opponents was the three-point shot. The Bucks are shooting the second-highest number of shots per game (40.3), converting to the sixth highest rate (37%).

Milwaukee showed he was not just slightly better than his best opponents, it's a full head over. It may not be the case in May or June, but for now, it's pretty hard to deny that they are the best team in the NBA. They also have a good chance of winning a title that any team apart from Oracle – and prove that they even have a chance to succeed the unthinkable.