The NBA regular season continues, with the Warriors playing the Lone Ranger at home, with the former ranking second in the West with two consecutive wins and the latter temporarily fifth in the West after the Grizzlies in the last game.
The game came in slower form for the two teams, but after Kerr called the first timeout, the Warriors began to exert their strength, Wiggins scored seven consecutive points, and the point difference on the court gradually reached double digits. In the second quarter, the Lone Ranger immediately played a wave of 9-0 tribute to the Warriors, but then Clay suddenly broke out, and the three-pointer in a row helped the team take the lead again, and at the end of the half, the Lone Ranger had fallen behind by 12 points.
After the easy side, the Lone Ranger was still unable to find a way to limit the opponent, the point difference was continued to widen to more than 30 points, the frustrated Porghizins kicked the ball to vent was expelled, and in the end, the Warriors won 130-92 against the Lone Ranger, ushering in a three-game winning streak.
In this game, Clay incarnated as the Golden State Magician, he played 26 minutes, 6 of 12 shots, 5 of 3 three-pointers, shot 15 points plus 6 assists, returned from a major injury, Buddha's hand rose alive, Clay showed back passes many times, and 6 assists set a new single-game high this season (career record is 8 times in a single game).
Curry, who lost the outside line, is still very iron in three points, but the two-point shot is completely controlled by him, shooting 7 of 16, 2 of 10 from three-point range, 2 of 3 from the free throw line, 18 points, and also has the team's second 9 rebounds and the team's highest 7 assists.
Unlike the Lakers' Tucker, who lost himself in the core return, Poole gradually found his position after Klay returned to the team, and he came off the bench for 26 minutes and efficiently scored 17 points, 2 boards and 3 assists.