On March 29, the NBA focus game, the Warriors home game against the Pelicans, the game attracted much attention. The two teams are close in the rankings, and this battle can be described as a battle of card positions. In the first half, the Pelicans played a very strong performance, winning two consecutive quarters, 36-25, 27-21, respectively, to achieve a huge advantage of 17 points. Fans complained one after another, but they didn't expect the Warriors, who have a full main lineup, to perform so crotch at home. Outside of Curry, the rest of the people did not play at the level and technique they deserved.
In the second half, the Warriors waited for the opportunity to fight back and it was extremely effective. In the third quarter, Curry made a three-point shot without success, and DiVincenzo scored on a smash. Varan walked and DiVincenzo completed 2+1. The opponent's attack was unsuccessful, Klay chased a three-point shot, and a wave of 8-0 climax directly forced the opponent to stop. Jones hit a three-pointer, and Curry missed an empty three-pointer. Varan made an unsuccessful shot, DiVincenzo made a foul and hit 1 of 2 free throws. Ingram hit 2 points on a close shot, and also made a foul and hit an extra free throw.
The Warriors managed to close the gap to less than 10 points. After a 12-5 climax in the final quarter, the Warriors have rebounded by 3 points! Murphy assisted Nance and scored on a throwing throw to stop the slump. At one point, the Warriors threw off the point difference when Murphy hit a three-pointer. Klay didn't score a three-pointer, Poole hit a three-pointer!
Curry hit a frontal three-pointer, and Nance scored on a free throw. Curry scored a layup and got out of hand! In the end, the Warriors completed a crazy 20-point comeback, and the Pelicans ended their five-game winning streak. Curry had 39 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists, and Poole came off the bench to give 21 points. Kuminga shot 5-of-5 and scored 13 points and four boards. Ingram posted 26 points, 8 boards and 7 assists.