On January 4, Beijing time, the Warriors beat the Heat 115-108 and ushered in two consecutive wins.
For Warriors fans, winning is certainly fun, and Curry's state is really difficult to say.
Curry played an aberration in this game, shooting only 3 of 17 from the field, 1 of 10 from three-point range, and scoring 9 points, 3 rebounds and 10 assists.
In his last 15 games, Curry averaged just 37.9 percent from the field, the worst in his career of 15 consecutive games — the previous record low of 40.2 percent.
It can be said that Curry, who has completely dominated the three-point field, is instead experiencing the worst period of his career. However, there is nothing to worry about, for a player of Curry's level, the downturn is more of an adjustment, and Curry's state does not destroy the team's chemistry, which is the most important and necessary trait of the winning team.
Curry is sluggish, and the team can still soar. This is the Warriors now, warriors who have more champions than any team this season. Because the team has Pooler, Green, Wiggins, and coach Kerr's clever tricks, maturity and stability.
Today, Poole was the key to the Warriors' win, with Jordan Poole playing 26 minutes off the bench and having 32 points, 2 rebounds and 5 assists, shooting 12-of-17 from the field. Got the highest score on the bench since Ian Clark in 2017.
Of course, there is also the talented Wiggins, who is strong in attack and defense, and has a degree of progress and retreat. Today I got 22+6 and got the highest plus-minus +13 in the game.
Now the Warriors are so eager to win, so full of energy, this game, the Warriors won 11 steals, got 27 points of fast attack points. This alone leads the Heat by 21 points.
In the face of such a warrior, the scarred Heat really has no chance of winning.
This season, a new cosmic warrior has taken shape.
Maybe it's not the cosmic warrior it once was, but for now, when Clay returns, the only thing in the league that can stop the Warriors from moving forward is the fully formed Nets.