On December 31, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced that due to the Nuggets not making up the minimum required players in the game, today's Warriors and Nuggets battle was forced to be postponed. Warriors players have come to Denver, but only in vain. It was the Warriors' first postponed game of the season and the Nuggets' second postponed game of the season. So far this season, the NBA has announced 11 game extensions, and last season, a total of 31 games were postponed.
The Warriors and Nuggets just met on Dec. 29, when the game was played at the Warriors' home court. Curry unlocked the 3,000-point milestone and hit three-pointers for the 157th straight game to tie his record. Curry was in poor shape in the first three quarters, but scored 15 points in the fourth quarter, nearly helping the Warriors turn the tables. In the end, the Warriors lost to the Nuggets 86-89. Curry had 23 points, four rebounds and four assists, and Jokic had 22 points, 18 rebounds and five assists.
The Reason the Nuggets couldn't get eight players was because today they had three players who triggered an agreement that suddenly reduced the number of players on the team: Jeff Green, Ennaji and Hyland. In addition, Nuggets coach Malone and two other assistant coaches have also been isolated. Dream chasing complained about the league: We are also short of people on the court, and the extension is unfair. The Warriors plan to train in Denver before heading on the road to play the Jazz.