Today, the NBA regular season continues, with the Golden State Warriors taking on the Houston Rockets on the road.
The Rockets have been fully rebuilt this season, with star guard Wall never playing a game, giving the ball to the well-cultivated Jaylen Green. Despite a poor start to the season, as Green slowly found the feel of the game, he finally adjusted to the rhythm of the NBA.
However, in this game, Green was once again taught a lesson by the Warriors, and the Warriors' star Stephen Curry was brave. Throughout the game, Curry played nearly 38 minutes, scoring 40 points and 9 assists. Outside the three-point line, Curry shot 7-of-14, worthy of the title of the NBA's top scorer today, and no player has been able to catch up with him yet.
At Curry's side, Wiggins played steadily, contributing 23 points and five rebounds. In addition, Thompson is constantly looking for the feeling of the game, looking for form through a large number of shots. But at the end of the day, the Warriors are Curry's team.
In the past four games, Curry's competitive form has not been very good, his performance has fluctuated greatly, and his shooting percentage is not high. Gradually, Curry withdrew from the regular season MVP competition this season, and the latest to top the table was Denver Nuggets Jokic.
However, Curry scored 40 points in this game, declaring that he is still a very strong player, and anyone who despises him will be punished. In the final quarter of the fight, the Rockets almost completed the reversal, resulting in Curry in 6 minutes to blast 19 points, directly destroyed the Rockets, led the Warriors to 122-108 to defeat the opponent, the season three kills the Rockets, ushered in a six-game winning streak.