On March 21, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Horse Assassin Warriors. Curry was absent, and Green returned to the starting line but was expelled in the third quarter after a series of technical fouls. The Warriors lost 14 points in the first quarter and fell into passivity, and have been trapped in the role of catcher since then. In the decisive moment, Wiggins made two free throws and one shot to help the Warriors gain the advantage, but Looney sent Pelter to the free throw line, Pelter made two free throws, Johnson completed the second offense to complete the kill, and the Spurs narrowly won the Warriors 110-108, giving the opponent two consecutive losses.
Match data
Spurs: Richardson 25 points, Murray 19 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists, Kelden Johnson 14 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists, Vassell 12 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals, Collins 11 points, Primo 11 points
Warriors: Poole 28 points, Thompson 24 points, Porter 16 points and 16 rebounds, Wiggins 15 points and 9 rebounds, Green 18 minutes with 4 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists was ousted, Bjelica 9 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists
The Star of the Field: Richardson is a genius
Richardson played well, scoring 25 points on the field, 8 of 12 extremely efficient, becoming the wonder of the game.
Game tidbits
Cheer on your teammates in protective boots! Curry appeared at the scene of the assassination battle
Eat technical fouls continuously! Green was expelled in the third section
This field is high
Opening dunk! Peltel eats cakes and abuses the basket
Cleverly passed! Wiggins flew Potter
Young and crazy! Primo cuts the buckle
Open hand hit! Collins scored on the parochial whistle
Hit it steadily! Tang Shen sent a shot
Game review
In the first quarter, Peltel scored three points with a dunk, Vassell hit a three-pointer, Green connected Tang Shen to take a point, Murray sent another three points, then Poole broke through to take the point, Primo jumped to win, and the Spurs began to lead 11-4. Wiggins hooked a shot, the Spurs hit five consecutive free throws to open up the double-digit gap, and then Richardson picked a basket to give the Spurs a 24-12 lead. Porter hit a shot, Cumminga scored from the basket, Collins sent a three-pointer, and then Primo sent a dunk to give the Spurs a 29-16 lead. Porter scored from a basket, Cumminga sent another dunk, Collins scored a jumper and sent a three-pointer to give the Spurs a 36-22 lead into the second quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Thompson sent a three-pointer, Bjelica made a basket, Klay made a jump shot, Collins made two free throws and one shot, and then Thompson hit another three points, and the Warriors blasted a 10-1 to chase the five-point gap. Collins scored from the basket, Richardson gave three points, Cumminga and Porter scored four straight points, Richardson hit a jumper, Wiggins hit two free throws, Bjelica sent three points, and the Warriors trailed to 42-46. Peltel made two free throws and then Poole made a layup, Jones scored six straight points, and the Spurs again extended the 10-point gap 55-45. Poole sent three points, Murray broke through to take the points, then Poole and Green scored four consecutive points, Wiggins scored 2+1, and the Warriors were close to a two-point gap. Johnson sent a three-pointer, Porter hit a layup, Vassell again sent a whistle-blowing three-pointer, and the Spurs led 63-57 into the second half.
In the third quarter, the Warriors started with a five-pointer, Primo sent a three-pointer, Johnson scored under the basket, Wiggins and Primo sent each other a breakthrough, and then Poole sent three points, and the Warriors chased to 67-70. Johnson sent three points, Porter hit two free throws, Green was expelled for consecutive technical fouls, Vasell hit consecutive free throws, and the Spurs led 76-69. Wiggins hit two free throws, Murray sent three points and spurs led 79-71. Thompson returned the three points, Murray hit a hit, Porter and Poole scored four consecutive points, Wiggins made two free throws, Thompson sent another three points, Bjelica dunked, and the Warriors scored 84-83 to score 1 point into the final quarter.
In the last quarter, the Spurs rebounded their advantage 5-0, Thompson hit a three-pointer, then suffered a first-degree malicious foul, Richardson hit all three free throws, Thompson immediately returned the three points, and the Warriors trailed 90-91. Then the Spurs suddenly burst out a wave of 10-2 to open up the 9-point gap, and the Warriors were forced to call a halt. Poole hit two consecutive three-pointers as the Warriors trailed to 97-101. Poole then hit two free throws and the Warriors trailed to a 2-point gap. Wiggins then made a layup and the Warriors tied. Murray scored 2+1, Wiggins hit another jumper, Cumminga hit a pie, and the Warriors rebounded by one point 105-104. Richardson sent another three-pointer, Poole made a layup to tie the tie, and the two sides drew 107. Thompson and Poole missed three-pointers in quick succession, Wiggins hit two free throws in the last 3 seconds, and the Warriors led by one point, but Looney grabbed the rebound and fouled Pelter to take a free throw. Peltel made two free throws and one shot, but Johnson managed to grab the rebound in the front court to complete the quasi-kill, and the Warriors regretted the loss to the opponent.
Both sides started
Spurs: Murray, Prim, Vasell, Kelden Johnson, Pelter
Warriors: Poole, Klay Thompson, Wiggins, Drummond Green, Looney