On January 26, Beijing time, the Warriors ushered in the challenge of the Lone Ranger at home, the good news is that the Warriors easily won the opponent 130-92 in this game, which also allowed the Warriors to win three consecutive wins, and the team has won 35 wins and 13 losses so far this season, which is also the second-place record performance in the West.
Throughout the game, the Warriors can play a fairly efficient offensive end performance, including Stephen Curry, who is the team leader, who has 18 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists on 7-of-16 shooting in 29 minutes, although Curry's performance of only 2 of 10 shots outside the three-point line is indeed unable to get rid of the cold feel. After his return, Klay Thompson can have 15 points, 6 assists and 2 rebounds on 6-of-12 shooting, and can also perform on 3-of-5 shooting from outside the three-point line.
In addition to the starting lineup, the warriors' outstanding performance on the bench was also the key to the team's victory in this game. That's especially rookie Jonathan Cumminga, who has 22 points, 5 rebounds on 8-of-9 shooting and 4-of-4 three-pointers on just 18 minutes.
Kuminga can be said to be the Warriors' best player in recent times, and with enough playing time, Cuminga has been able to play 5 consecutive scoring doubles and has an efficient data performance some time ago.
And in 17 games, Cumminga averaged 10.6 points and 50.4% shooting per game, during which time Cuminga averaged 21.9 points, 7 rebounds, 1 steal and 0.5 crazy performances every 36 minutes.
Warriors officials also posted Kuminga's outstanding performance in this game on social media:
Cumminga is arguably one of the most anticipated young players in the Warriors' lineup, but Steve Kerr, who is the Warriors head coach, doesn't seem to have given Cuminga a stable role in the team's rotation. So far this season, Cumminga has only played six games with more than 20 minutes of playing time, 11 games with 10 to 19 minutes of playing time, and up to 18 games without double playing time.
Because the Warriors are a team focused on the pass-cutting system, even if Cuminga can play an efficient performance, players like Cuminga who have explosive athletic talent and autonomous offensive ability cannot get a significant role in Kerr's tactical system.
While there's nothing wrong with the team being able to play well enough and impact the championship trophy, it's a bit of a shame that Cuminga's talent isn't fully utilized.