After ending a five-game away streak in the East, the Warriors returned home to meet the Kings' challenge, and the player who was on a truce led by Curry in the last game chose to return.
In the first quarter, the Warriors quickly got into shape, they made a good start for themselves with a small 13-4 climax, and the brief struggle against the Kings at the beginning of the second quarter was quickly suppressed, and the Warriors sent a 14-5 offensive attack at the end, establishing a 12-point lead at halftime.
In the third quarter, the Warriors' form declined, and the Kings relied on Hield's outside line to erase the double-digit disadvantage for a while and overtake, but fortunately, Payton Jr. stopped the bleeding in time to help the Warriors survive the crisis moment. In the final quarter, the Warriors regained control of the game, Curry served as the vanguard officer to score 15 points, Iguodala sent four assists in a row to completely ignite the firepower of the whole team, and the Warriors regained a double-digit lead and sealed the victory.
Without Wiggins and Poole, Curry let go of the tackle, shooting 13-of-27 from the field, 4-of-12 from three-point range, and scoring 30 points, 3 boards, 4 assists and 2 blocks. Among them, he scored 15 points on 6-of-9 shooting in the final quarter, and 2 blocks also equaled the career record, and the two unlucky eggs who were hit by the schoolboy hat were Ramsey and Barnes.
Chasing Dream shot 16 points from 11, plus 11 boards and 10 assists, which was the 31st time in his career that he had a triple-double. When Dream chased a triple-double, the Warriors' record was 30-1, and the only loss occurred on December 11, 2019, when the Warriors lost 122-124 to the Knicks.