On January 26, the NBA regular season ended a focus battle, with the Warriors beating the Lone Ranger 130-92 to usher in a three-game winning streak. In this campaign, Klay came back to score 15 points, the Warriors firmly grasped the initiative of the game, they led by 9 points in the first quarter, established a 19-point lead in the third quarter, and in the last quarter, a wave of directly took away the suspense of victory and defeat, and successfully won the victory.
Statistics:
Lone Rangers: Smith 8 points and 2 boards, Kleber 8 points and 4 boards, Porzingis 9 points and 7 boards, Brunson 11 points, 4 boards and 5 assists, Doncic 25 points, 8 boards and 3 assists, Hardaway 10 points;
Warriors: Wiggins 14 points, 5 boards and 3 assists, Porter 12 points and 6 boards, Looney 9 boards 2 assists, Klay 15 points, 2 boards and 6 assists, Curry 18 points, 9 boards and 7 assists, Poole 17 points, 2 boards and 3 assists, Lee 9 points, Bjelica 10 points, 10 boards and 4 assists, Payton 7 points, Cuminga 22 points;
Focus Lens:
In the last quarter, Cumminga buckled Josh Green, quite domineering;
Contest Review:
In the first quarter, Porzingis hat Wiggins, then hit a three-pointer. Curry threw in, Doncic broke through to make a 2+1, followed by his outside shot to score, and the Lone Ranger started 9-2. Klein cut in, Curry hit a three-pointer, Doncic picked a basket, Wiggins scored five points in a row, and the Warriors rebounded. Doncic threw a shot, Wiggins and Curry scored against each other, Doncic hit a three-pointer, and Curry blocked the free throw line to shoot. Payton cut a dunk, Wiggins hit a jumper, Brunson and Lee cut points, and Bjelica hit both free throws. Cummingga blasted in from the outside, Brunson lowered his hand, and the first quarter ended, the Lone Ranger 20-29 Warriors.
In the second quarter, Bjelica threw a throw to score, Hadaway Jr. scored 6 consecutive points, Brunson three-pointers to close the gap, and Bjelica jumped to stop the bleeding. Cummingga cut a dunk, Brunson also hit a three-pointer in color, Curry hit a jumper, and Hardaway Jr. hit two consecutive free throws. Clay's outside line went on consecutive shots, and the point difference returned to double digits. Doncic and Lee hit three-pointers, Doncic helped Porzingis dunk, Poole hit the board, and Porter's three-pointer widened to a 17-point difference. Doncic hit two free throws, Poole and Smith scored against each other, Porter scored a layup, and Smith and Doncic scored five points in a row. Porter scored in the air, Bullock scored on a layup, and the first half ended with the Lone Rangers 51-63 Warriors.
In the third quarter, Clay hit a big two-pointer, Porzingis hit a board hit, Wiggins scored 2+1, Porter made a basket, and Doncic hit both free throws. Porter and Wiggins scored consecutive points, widening the point difference to 20 points. Kleber and Poole hit three-pointers, Smith hit both free throws, and Poole hit a three-pointer to stop the Lone Ranger. Doncic and Kleber hit both free throws, Curry threw a shot, then he hit a three-pointer that Smith and Poole scored against each other. Kleber blasted in a three-pointer and Nilikina hit Pooler in the head and was blown into a first-degree malicious foul. Neelikina hit a three-pointer, Payton snapped and Bullock hit two free throws. Payton hit a three-pointer, Porzingis scored, and the third quarter ended with the Lone Rangers 78-96 warriors.
In the fourth quarter, Bjelica glided upwards, Lee threw a score, and Cuminga hit a large open three-pointer. Bullock hit a rebound, Josh Green broke the ball and countered a dragon score, Cuminga and Clay scored 5 points in a row, Curry hit two free throws, and Cumminga dunked Josh Green, quite domineering. Since then, the Warriors have maintained their lead and won as they wish.
Two teams starting lineup:
Warriors: Curry, Klay, Wiggins, Porter, Looney;
Lone Rangers: Doncic, Brunson, Smith, Kleber, Porzingis;