Today, the NAB regular season continues, with the Golden State Warriors at home against the San Antonio Spurs. It was a very intense game and the Warriors didn't have the upper hand.
In a previous game against the Boston Celtics, Curry was injured by Smart's down-to-earth basketball scramble and is expected to be out for at least three weeks. Today, Curry also wore protective boots to the Warriors' home court to watch. Speaking of Smart's actions, Curry said that he didn't think Smart was dirty, nor did he think Smart wanted to hurt himself. Finally, Curry said he was an optimist and would return before the playoffs began.
But the Warriors had trouble with this game. In the third quarter, Drummond Green disobeyed the referee's blowing penalty, constantly complained, ate two consecutive technical fouls, and was expelled from the game. In the fourth quarter, a foul by Klay Thompson drew resentment from Warriors coach Kerr, who offered to watch the video back.
Unexpectedly, after watching the video, Thompson's foul was escalated to a malicious foul. In the warriors' three cores, Curry was injured, Thompson was fouled, and Green was expelled, so they ultimately failed to protect the rebound, and the Spurs' Kelden grabbed the rebound in the front court and completed the quasi-kill.
The Warriors were beaten 108-110 by the Spurs, who were 1.5 wins away from the Memphis Grizzlies, second in the West, making it difficult to catch up. The Phoenix Suns beat the Sacramento Kings in overtime today, widening the win gap with the Warriors to about 10 games.
It can be seen that the Warriors basically do not have to think about fighting for the first place in the West this season, and their desire to win the championship is more difficult to achieve.