The Warriors officially celebrate the splash back-to-back lore! Officially recalled the two of them, won all 4 games, and perfectly incarnated as an away dragon
On November 5, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. In a midseason game that ended yesterday, the Warriors defeated the Thunder 141-139 on the road. The Warriors currently have a 5-1 record and are temporarily in first place in the West.
It should be noted that the Warriors have completed two consecutive 0.2-second kills. In the Warriors' win over the Kings, Thompson beat the opponent by 0.2 seconds, and in the Warriors' win over the Thunder, Curry also beat the Thunder by 0.2 seconds. The Warriors official wrote: "Back-to-back games, back-to-back 0.2-second kills, Splash Brothers! ”
The reason why the Warriors are now ranked first in the West is inseparable from their excellent road record. After losing their opener at home, the Warriors have won all of their last five games, including four straight wins on the road, and have lost on the road so far this season. This is the fourth time in the history of the Warriors that the Warriors have made such a start to the season, having previously done so in 1960-61, 1972-73 and 2015-16.
You know, the Warriors were a well-known away bug in the league last season. The Warriors have won four of their opening six games this season, and last season, the Warriors didn't pick up their fourth road win of the season until mid-January. The Warriors' winning streak on the road last season was just two in a row, and now the four-game winning streak is double that record. By all indications, the Warriors have gone from being an away bug last season to an away dragon this season.
In addition, the Warriors officially announced earlier today that the team recalled rookies Tress Jackson Davis and Podemsky from the Santa Cruz Warriors in the Development League. The two were dropped by the Warriors yesterday. So far this season, Podzemski has played in one game, with 5 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists; Tress Jackson-Davis played in 2 games and averaged 6.5 points and 5 rebounds per game.
According to the schedule, the Warriors will take on the Pistons on the road tomorrow. This is the Warriors' low 2 games on the road for four consecutive years, and they will face Yes and Nuggets next, can they continue to win on the road? Let's wait and see!