Today, the Warriors sat at home to meet the Challenge of the Clippers, and the two teams were in different shapes, the former suffered a five-game losing streak, and the latter lost to the Knicks for five consecutive wins.
In the first quarter of the battle, the Warriors performed badly in the first half, scoring only 4 points in 4 minutes and falling into passivity, although the Clippers gained the upper hand with a wave of 7-2 offense, and then followed the rhythm of the Warriors to continue to play iron, and the Warriors caught up with the score in time after breathing. Back in the second quarter, the Warriors built two waves of offense, first 8-0, then 14-0, and the Warriors entered the second half with an 18-point advantage.
Led by Klay and Poole, the Warriors took over the game completely, winning seven points in the third quarter and taking a 25-point lead. In the final quarter, the Clippers responded with a 22-8 offensive surge, but the point difference was still as much as 15 points, and they were powerless to create a threat in the few cases left in time. In the end, the Warriors took revenge on the Clippers 112-97 at home, ending a five-game losing streak.
Although the Splash Brothers played together, their feel was not good, Curry scored 15 points, 5 boards and 5 assists on 12 shooting, Klay shot 9 of 23, 9 of 3 points, and won 20 points, 5 boards, 1 assist and 2 blocks. Poole, who came off the bench, played 29 minutes, 8 of 13, 4 of 6 from three points, contributed 20 points, 3 boards, 4 assists and 2 breaks, plus or minus +11.
The rising Golden State Twins played brightly, with Cuminga scoring 21 points, 6 boards and 6 assists, and Moody's 10 points and 8 boards. Believe in the light, Diga will surprise people.