On March 21, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Warriors played at home to the Spurs, and Curry continued to be absent. The Spurs scored three points in the first quarter and led by 14 points in a single quarter. The Warriors then struggled to score points, ending the third quarter with a 1-pointer, but Dream Green was expelled. The two sides fought fiercely in the final quarter, and in the final stage, Johnson grabbed the winning rebound and completed the quasi-kill. In the end, the Spurs narrowly defeated the Warriors 110-108.
Both sides of the data
Spurs: Vassell 12 points and 6 boards, Johnson 14 points, 8 boards and 5 assists, Primo 11 points, Murray 19 points, 6 boards and 8 assists, Richardson 25 points, Collins 11 points
Warriors: Wiggins 16 points and 9 boards, Thompson 24 points, Poole 28 points and 6 boards, Porter 16 points and 16 boards, Bjelica 9 points and 8 boards
Game review
In the first quarter, Peltel and Vasell scored six straight points, Klay Thompson scored in the air, Murray hit another three-pointer, Poole broke through the score, Primo and Murray scored consecutive points, and the Spurs led 15-8. Wiggins hooked up to score, Johnson and Richardson made back-to-back three-point fouls and the Spurs pulled the score open 22-10. Porter scored with a dunk, Richardson broke through the hit, and Potter and Cumminga scored four straight points. Spurs Collins and Primo hit three straight points, and Collins hit another three-pointer. At the end of the first quarter, the Spurs led 36-22.
In the second quarter, Clay and Bjelica scored seven straight points. Collins hit a free throw, Klay hit another three-pointer and the Warriors trailed to 32-37. Collins scored from the basket, Richardson hit a three-pointer, Bjelica scored from the basket, Cumminga and Porter scored four points in a row, and the Warriors trailed to 38-44. Richardson continued to score, with Bjelica hitting a three-pointer. Both sides made their own free throws and Poole broke through. Jones blossomed inside and out with six straight points, and Poole responded with three points. Murray scored a breakthrough and the Warriors scored seven straight points. In the final stage, Johnson and Vassell hit three consecutive points. At halftime, the Spurs led 63-57.
In the third quarter, Poole and Green scored five consecutive points, Pulmore responded with three points, Murray broke through the score, Wiggins counterattacked, And Primo continued to score, and the Spurs led 70-64. Poole hit a three-pointer, Johnson responded on three points, and Porter made both free throws. Dream Green eats two technicians in a row and is expelled. Murray scored five straight points as the Spurs pulled away 81-71. Clay scored on three-pointers and Murray broke through to score. Poole and Porter scored consecutive points, Clay scored on three-pointers, and Bjelica scored from the basket! At the end of the third quarter, the Warriors rebounded 84-83.
In the fourth quarter, Richardson hit a mid-range shot, Vassell hit a three-pointer, and Clay responded with a three-pointer. But then, Clay stomped on his foot and was blown for a malicious foul. The Spurs score consecutive free throws. Primo broke through the hit, Jones and Richardson hit three consecutive three-pointers, and the Spurs pulled away again at 101-92. Poole scored five straight points to stop the Spurs. After the timeout, Poole and Wiggins scored four more points to tie. Murray 2+1 hit! Wiggins and Cumminga scored four straight points as the Warriors came back 105-104. At the crucial moment, Richardson shot a three-pointer, but Poole made it strong. Wiggins made two fouls and one in the final moments, and the Spurs made two free throws and one. But in the final moments, Johnson grabbed the rebound to complete the quasi-kill. In the end, the Spurs defeated the Warriors.
Both sides started
Spurs: Vassell, Kelden Johnson, Peltel, Primo, DeJuntai Murray
Warriors: Wiggins, Drummond Green, Looney, Klay Thompson, Poole