On December 13, Beijing time, according to US media statistics, the Golden State Warriors ranked only 24th in the league in terms of offensive efficiency in the last 6 games, and many statistics were the bottom of the league. Let's take a look.
According to statistics, in the last 6 games, the Warriors' offensive efficiency is 108.2 (26th in the league) and 44.2% shooting rate (24th in the league), which is not a positive signal for the Warriors, who have always focused on offense. You know, the team has averaged 42 three-point shots per game in its last six games (second in the league) and 36.5 percent from three-point range (14th in the league).
However, compared to offense, the team's efficiency on the defensive end is good, the team's defensive efficiency is 101.5 (third in the league), net efficiency is 6.7 (fifth in the league), the turnover rate is 16.3% (27th in the league), and the opponent wins 0.289 free throw rate (29th in the league).
In yesterday's loss to the 76ers, Curry didn't fare well in the crucial fourth quarter, hitting just one goal on six three-point shots and just 3 points and two assists in the fourth quarter. More importantly, the Warriors lost by 20 points in the familiar fourth quarter in the glue battle, and the decisive moment of this battle is the same as the loss to the Grizzlies, Hornets, Suns and Spurs this season, and can only rely on shooting three points to "gamble".
So now, not only have the Warriors ceded the league's number one spot, but the team's recent performance has also been slightly sluggish.