NBA regular season: Tang Shen narrowly defeated the Kings with 0.2 seconds of quasi-defeating Warriors Curry scored 21 points to set a record for the first time

On November 2, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Warriors played against the Kings at home, and the Kings core Fox was absent due to injury. The Warriors led the Kings by nine points midway through the first quarter, but then suffered a comeback from the Kings and were outscored by the Kings by five points in the first three quarters. At the beginning of the final quarter, the Warriors overtook the score with a wave of small climaxes, and the two sides clenched the score, Sabonis Jr. had 11 seconds left to shoot the accurate kill, and Thompson had 0.2 seconds left to shoot the counterattack, and finally the Warriors defeated the Kings 102-101 to win 4 consecutive games, and the record was the same as the defending champion Nuggets, only inferior to the Celtics and the Mavericks, two teams that won all four games.

Statistics

Warriors: Curry hit 4 three-pointers, 21 points and 7 turnovers, hitting 250 consecutive three-pointers to set a new all-time record. Wiggins had 14 points, Green had 13 points and nine assists, Thompson had 14 points, Saric had three three-pointers and 15 points, Kuminga had 12 points and Paul had two points and eight assists.

Kings: Fox was absent, Barnes had 4 three-pointers and 14 points, Murray had 10 points, Sabonis Jr. had 23 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists, Huerter had 11 points and 9 rebounds, Mitchell had 3 three-pointers and 13 points, and Monk had 3 three-pointers and 16 points.

The star of the game

Facing the remnants of the Kings matchup without Fox, the Warriors fell into a hard-fought battle and finally narrowly won, Curry scored the team's highest score, plus Thompson contributed 0.2 seconds to the counter-kill, and the Splash Brothers became the number one contributor to leading the Warriors to victory.

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Dream Green hit two three-pointers in the opening game.

Murray plays with Tang Shen and throws a shot.

McGee big hat Kuminga.

Curry hit a three-pointer in the final quarter.

Game recap

In this game, the Kings' two players, Fox and Lyles, were absent due to injury, and the two sides ushered in the second meeting of the season. At the beginning of the first quarter, Curry assisted Green to hit a three-pointer for the first time, Wiggins hit two free throws, Mitchell scored a three-point shot, Green hit another three-pointer, and Wiggins and Curry made back-to-back layups to take a 12-3 lead. Mitchell hit another three-pointer, Thompson responded with a layup, and Sabonis Jr. made 4 of 6 free throws in a row, and the Warriors led by 9 points again on a 9-2 offensive wave. The Kings responded with a wave of 7-0 offensive chasing points, the Warriors scored 4 points in a row, the Kings chased 3 points in a row, and Kuminga hit one of two free throws from Kuminga and Moody. Jones scored four straight points to hit McGee's hook shot, and Monk hit a three-pointer with 0.7 seconds left to give the Warriors a 28-31 lead by the Kings at the end of the first quarter. The Warriors were 3-of-11 from three-point range, the Kings were 4-of-7 from three-point range, and Curry was 1-of-2 from the field.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Vezinkov took the lead in making a layup, and the Warriors chased the score with a wave of 5-2 offensive, Monk and Kuminga hit a three-pointer, and Kuminga continued to 2+1 to lead by 1 point. Mitchell drove to a layup that caused Kuminga to interfere with the ball, Sabonis Jr. hit a layup, Wiggins scored on a mid-range shot, and the Kings scored another five points to stop the Warriors. Curry hit a three-pointer, Wiggins hooked and Green hit a two-free throw to tie it at 47-47, and Barnes hit a three-pointer, and the Warriors regained the lead with a 6-0 offensive wave. Sabonis Jr. hit a mid-range shot, Curry hit another three-pointer, Monk dunked, and Thompson was substituted for his third foul. Sabonis Jr. hit one of two free throws, Green hit three three-pointers, and the Warriors overtook the Kings 56-55 at the end of the first half. Sabonis Jr. scored 2 points on 0-of-7 shooting with Murray on 11+4+4, Curry scored 8 points and Thompson scored 8 points, Wiggins scored 12 points and Green scored 9 points.

Yibian fought again, the Kings took the lead inside and out to play a 7-0 offensive to overtake the score, Looney hit the Warriors' first goal in the second half, Barnes scored three points and Murray scored four points in a row, and the Kings had played a 14-2 offensive in the first four minutes to lead by 11 points. Wiggins made a layup and Curry made three free throws to chase points, Mitchell and Curry hit a three-pointer, Sabonis Jr. hated Green, and Kuminga hit a three-point shot with Saric to chase only one point. Murray hit a rebound, Saric and Monk hit a three-pointer, McGee made a layup and Jones hatted Payton Jr. The Warriors lost by 6 points 18-24 in a single quarter, and the Warriors were overtaken by the Kings 74-79 at the end of the third quarter, with four players on both sides scoring double-doubles in the first three quarters, and Curry and Wiggins both scoring 14 points.

The Warriors entered the fourth quarter with a five-point deficit, and at the beginning of the final quarter, the Warriors went on a 7-0 offensive run to lead by two points, and Monk hit two free throws to equalize the score. Thompson and Sabonis Jr. each hit a shot, Curry scored on a layup, Green and Moody sent big hats in quick succession, and Murray hit a shot. Green hit both free throws, Sabonis Jr. scored four points in a row to lead by two, and Curry hit a three-point shot and Looney dunked to stop the Kings. Huerter and Barnes both made two fouls and made two free throws, Curry made a low-level pass error, and Huerter made a difficult layup to take a three-point lead. Green hit a layup, Moncla responded with a layup, Green assisted Thompson for a layup to bite the score, Sabonis Jr. hit both free throws, and Payton Jr. threw a shot in return. Green hat Monk, Curry threw a shot to lead by 1 point, Sabonis Jr. had 11 seconds left to shoot a shot, and Thompson had 0.2 seconds left to shoot a rebound. The Kings asked for a timeout to set up their tactics, and the Warriors also asked for a timeout to interrupt the King's rhythm, and the King's last attack was not completed, and the Warriors finally defeated the Kings to win four in a row.

Both sides start

Warriors: Wiggins, Green, Looney, Thompson, Curry

Kings: Barnes, Murray, Sabonis Jr., Huerter, Mitchell

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)