Today, the Golden State Warriors continue their NBA regular season tour against the Sacramento Kings. The Kings are very competitive, and they have played unashamedly this season.
It didn't take much effort for the Warriors to beat the Kings 109-90. As a result, the Kings decided in advance that they would not make the playoffs, which is the 16th consecutive year that they have not made the playoffs, setting an NBA record. After this game, the Warriors locked up a playoff spot this season in advance.
Although Curry was still unable to play due to an ankle injury, the Warriors had Jordan Poole and Wiggins together. With 22 points and five rebounds on 9-of-15 shooting, Wiggins finally recovered from the slump after All-Star Weekend, contributing 25 points and five assists, shooting 4-of-7 from beyond the three-point line.
Thompson was on rotation, and the Warriors didn't need to spend much effort to help the former find the state of the game, so they played very focused and gave and demanded.
The Warriors actually don't have much room to improve after determining the playoff spot, because the Phoenix Suns and Memphis Grizzlies have both determined the top two positions in the West, and the Warriors can then take the main players off appropriately to prepare for the playoffs.
It is worth mentioning that the Warriors also have a high probability of determining the fate of the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers, like the San Antonio Spurs, currently have 4 regular season games left, and the Lakers are 2 wins behind the Spurs. The Lakers will face the Warriors next, and the Spurs will also play against the Warriors.
At this point, it depends on how the Warriors handle the games against the Lakers and Spurs. The Chances of the Lakers are slim, and the fate is really in the hands of the Warriors.