On March 9, the NBA regular season ended a focus battle, the Warriors defeated the Clippers 112-97 at home, ending a five-game losing streak and continuing to rank third in the West. The two teams drew in the first quarter, the Warriors won 16 points in the second quarter, and the Warriors also held the initiative in the second half, under the leadership of Poole and Klay, they won as desired, and Curry was crowned the king of steals in team history.
Statistics:
Clippers: Batum 17 points and 6 boards, Morris Jr. 11 points and 4 boards, Zubac 4 points and 9 boards, Mann 7 points and 7 boards, Reggie 5 points, 6 boards and 7 assists, Kofi 7 points, Kennault 11 points;
Warriors: Wiggins 14 points, 11 boards and 3 assists, Moody 10 points 8 boards, Looney 7 points, 6 boards and 6 assists, Klay 20 points and 5 boards, Curry 15 points, 4 boards and 5 assists and 3 assists, Poole 20 points, 3 boards and 4 assists, Cuminga 18 points, 6 boards and 6 assists;
Focus Lens:
Curry surpassed Chris Mullin (1360) in steals and rose to no. 1 in Warriors history;
Contest Review:
In the first quarter, Batum scored his first goal on a jumper and Clay was also in color. Morris Jr. and Batum scored five straight points, Wiggins hit a layup, Zubac hit two free throws and Wiggins assisted Looney to score. Mann hit two free throws and Curry scored four straight points on a layup and throw. Morris Jr. jumped to stop the bleeding, Looney made a successful layup and Batum made one of two free throws. Cummingga dunked, Curry hit two free throws, Batum quickly put in, and Cumminga made one of two free throws. Curry played at the foot of the field, Morris Jr. hit both free throws, Kennard hit a three-pointer, and Bjelica scored a layup. Clay counter-attacked and scored, drawing 21 between the two teams in the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Poole hit a three-pointer in the open space, Clay jumped in, Clay and Kennard hit a three-pointer, and Coffey took off the board to fight back a dragon. Cummingga dunked, Cuminga scored both free throws, Wiggins hit a three-pointer and the Warriors led by double digits. Looney eats a pie under the basket, Curry breaks through to score, and then he hits a three-pointer to stop the Clippers. Batum threw a throw, Poole also hit a color, Reggie hit a three-pointer, Batum hit one of three free throws and Looney made one of two free throws. Poole hit consecutive three-pointers as the Warriors led by 20 points. Kennard scored on a jumper, Poole hit another jumper, Reggie successfully threw a successful throw, and at halftime, the Clippers made it 36-54 for the Warriors.
In the third quarter, Moody hit an open three-pointer, Morris Jr. scored on a jumper, and Wiggins scored five straight points. Mann counter-attacked to stop the bleeding, Zubac made one of two free throws, Batum hit a three-pointer, Clay countered with a dunk, Batum and Moody scored against each other, Morris Jr. scored 2+1, and Moody broke through to score 3 points. Bjelica hit a three-pointer, Haltenstein hit two free throws, and then he dunked. Poole flew in, followed by a three-pointer and layup, scoring seven straight points to stop the Clippers. Kennard hit a three-pointer, Klay also scored on color, Mann's outside shot, and the third quarter ended with the Clippers 61-86 warriors.
In the fourth quarter, Cummingga dunked, Wiggins jumped in, Kofi scored 2+1, Curry threw a shot, and Kofi successfully made a layup. Hood hit a three-pointer, Cummingga dunked, Hood scored 10 straight points, Boston hit a three-pointer, Klay blocked Boston and Haltenstein threw a throw to score. The Boston jumper hit again, and clay's jumper was also in color. The Warriors then kept the lead and managed to win.
Two teams starting lineup:
Clippers: Reggie, Mann, Morris Jr., Batum, Zubac;
Warriors: Curry, Moody, Klay, Wiggins, Looney;
The next match between the two sides:
March 11 at 11:30 a.m., Clippers vs Wizards;
March 11, 11:00, Warriors vs Nuggets;