An NBA regular season focus battle, the Golden State Warriors host the Sacramento Kings. In the end, they defeated their opponents without bloodshed and won eight consecutive victories. In this game, Curry's "clock-in and off-the-clock" was a bit unexpected, he was bleeding in the face, his expression was painful, and Cole took the opportunity to replace him.
In this game, the Warriors pulled away the 26-point gap early on. But it may be that there are too many leads, the back play is a bit arbitrary, and the Kings are more tenacious, chasing single digits in the early part of the final quarter, a gap of two or three goals. Fortunately, the Warriors stood up behind the team again, threw off the killing game again, and finally played some garbage time, almost after the node where Curry was injured.
Let's take a look at Curry's injury, at that time, Curry was holding the ball to break through, Buddy Hield was responsible for defending him, and when he cut the ball, he accidentally scratched Curry's face, and Curry immediately sat down on the ground, some pain.
Subsequently, Curry was replaced and treated by the team doctor. When the camera zooms in, we see that Curry's face is bleeding, and there are blood streaks in the location of his nose and teeth, and we don't know which part was injured, or both parts. Curry grinned, still feeling quite painful. However, such an injury is only a hard injury, which was quite painful at the time, but it is generally not a big problem, and it will not reach the point of absence. Later, Curry stuffed a cotton ball with his nose, watched the ball happily with Klay Thompson, and retired.
In this game, Curry played a little more than 31 minutes, shooting 7 of 11, including 4 of 7 three-pointers, 2 of 2 free throws, 20 points, 7 assists and 2 steals, but also made four turnovers. Klay Thompson exploded with 23 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists in 23 minutes, making him the brightest player.