The NBA regular season continues, and the Warriors' game against the Wizards officially begins. Before the game, I believe that most fans can predict the outcome of this game, after all, the strength of the Warriors and Wizards is not at the same level. Sure enough, after the game began, the Warriors firmly occupied the initiative on the court, and the point difference remained in double digits. Although the Wizards once chased the backward score to only 9 points, in the end, the Warriors still won 126-112 with strong team strength.
To be honest, the loss of the Wizards in this game is really not unjust at all. You know, the Wizards' stats are in a backward state throughout the game. Let's take a look at a few sets of data. Rebounding: The Warriors grabbed 44 rebounds, while the Wizards only grabbed 34 rebounds. Shooting percentage: The Wizards shot 51 percent from the field, including 38 percent from three-point range. The Warriors shot 54 percent from the field and 40 percent from three-point range. Obviously, in the face of such data, it can only be said that the Wizards do not lose. It is worth mentioning that after the Wizards lost this game, their distance from the Hornets has been completely widened, which means that the probability of the Wizards advancing to the playoffs is very slim.
Well, after talking about the losing Wizards, let's talk about Curry, who won. There is no doubt that the Warriors' MVP in this game is undoubtedly Curry. Curry played 35 minutes and shot 16-of-25, including 7-of-14 from three-point range and 8-of-8 from the free throw line, and got 47 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 steal. Yes, you read that right. Curry scored 47 points while shooting 64 percent from the field and 50 percent from three-point range. In the face of such data, I can only sigh and say that Curry is really too strong. For Curry's performance in this game, we can fully describe it as "no solution".
I believe that fans who have watched the game will know that there are two turning points in this game. The first turning point was in the third quarter: the game entered the third quarter and the score of the two teams was not pulled apart, at this time Curry stood up and hit two consecutive three-pointers outside the three-point line to instantly pull the point difference to double digits. The second turning point was in the fourth quarter, when the Wizards blew the horn of the counterattack and at one point chased the trailing score to only 9 points, and it was Curry who came on the court to stabilize the situation. All in all, as long as Curry's advantage over the Warriors on the court will be very obvious, as long as Curry is on the court, the Warriors' offense will not panic.
Speaking of which, I think of the phrase "NBA players can't stop the ravages of time." However, this sentence does not seem to work for Curry. You know, this game is Curry's birthday day, and now he is 34 years old. But Curry, 34, is still the league's number one point guard, and it's still as easy to score as chopping a melon. Therefore, for Curry, I just want to say that the years cannot stop Curry's progress.