On January 15, Beijing time, the Warriors defeated the Bulls 138-96 to end a two-game losing streak. The Warriors ushered in a big win in this game, leading by 31 points in the first half, 40 points in the third quarter, and finally a 42-point victory. The Warriors are currently second in the West And the Bulls are in the East, and the big win against the first in the East to complete 42 points is enough to prove that the Warriors really have the strength, and after this game, the Warriors also swept away the haze of two consecutive losses (Grizzlies, Bucks).
Curry scored 28 minutes, 7-of-15, 4-of-10 three-pointers, 19 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal, shooting 46.7 percent from the field and 40 percent from three-point range. According to statistics, the Warriors, who shot more than 40% of Curry's shots this season, have won 23 wins and 0 losses. But that doesn't mean a 40 percent shooting percentage is good, and Curry shot 48 percent from 48 percent last season and 42 percent from three-point range, a serious decline this season.
Facing the Bucks, Curry shot 4-of-11 with a shooting percentage of 36.4%, he has shot only 50% in 8 consecutive games for the longest time in his career, and this campaign against the Bulls 7 of 15, shooting 46.7%, in other words, he has shot only 50% in 9 consecutive games to set a new career longest. Curry's competitive state should still be adjusted.
In addition, Curry has scored only 20+ in 4 of his last 6 games, including one that is not a double,30% three-point shooting rate is only the Bulls, 13 of 55 three-pointers in 6 games, and a three-point shooting rate of 23.6%. Curry's competitive form hasn't actually picked up yet.
However, the Warriors are recovering, and this game has set a number of records: 1. 78 points in the half is a new season high, and 138 points is also a new season high;
2. 31 points ahead of the Bulls at halftime, 39 points behind the Bucks in the last half, and a 70-point gap in two consecutive games, the largest of any team since 1945-55;
3. The Warriors became the second team in NBA history to trail their opponents by 30+ points in the last game and 30+ points in the first half. The other was the 1990 Nuggets;
4. The net win over the Bulls by 42 points is also the Bulls' biggest loss of points this season.
Text/Yan Xiaobai