Warriors vs. Bucks: Twitter Reacts to Golden State's 1st Loss of Season

The mighty have fallen.

The Golden State Warriors are no longer unblemished after losing their first game of the season 108-95 to the Milwaukee Bucks on the road Saturday.

The Warriors’ NBA record to start the season without a loss ends at 24-0, and their win streak dating back to last season was snapped at 28, just five shy of the NBA record set by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1971-72.

Here is some of the reaction to the defeat in the social realm.

The Warriors’ official Twitter account proved humble in defeat:

Fox Sports Wisconsin shared a celebratory graphic with quite the hashtag:

ESPN’s Darren Rovell shared a picture encompassing a sea of Bucks fans at the game who had hefty—yet fulfilled—expectations:

Bleacher Report’s Howard Beck gave lofty acclaim to the Bucks, now 10-15, for pulling off the huge upset:

ESPN Stats & Info shared an incredible figure that encompassed how uncharacteristically off the Warriors were Saturday:

Music executive Kenny Hamilton speculated the Warriors’ seven straight road games over nearly two weeks took a toll:

Josh Dubow of the Associated Press shared a remarkably interesting tweet to create context for just how impressive the Warriors’ run was:

Marc J. Spears of Yahoo Sports believes it was a run that will stand the test of time:

Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News believed the Warriors’ streak was a foreshadowing of another to come—and soon:

Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago offered context on how the Warriors must regroup quickly, as the San Antonio Spurs are 20-5 and right in their rearview mirror in the Western Conference standings:

The Warriors return home against the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday, giving them four days to regroup and get back to business on its hopeful run to defend the NBA title.