Elite Warriors | Reversed by 24 points! Green fouled Kerr substitution to cause controversy Why did the Warriors lose

The Warriors lost 123-124 to the Kings, and there was no tie in this game, with the Warriors leading by 24 points at the most, and the Kings leading by 3 points at the most, and the difference was 1 point at the end of the game.

The Warriors have lost more than once in this way, and I can't recover for a while, I can lose this, how can I lose? It's bizarre. It was a loss that infuriated Warriors fans, who were in the lead throughout the game and then made a series of low-level errors that allowed their opponents to turn the tables around in the final moments. Looking back on this game, I feel particularly disappointed, so where is the turning point? The Warriors made eighteen turnovers in the whole game, and Kerr led his proud disciples out to take the blame, even if one person is more reliable, this game will not let the opponent win.

Barkley said the Warriors are finished, and they are no longer the favorites to win the championship. Barkley's reasoning is very simple, he said that if Curry hadn't been a strong seven-game pick last season, the team that made it to the second round of the playoffs would have been the Kings. The same magic can't happen again, because they're getting older. The Warriors' core players are almost all over 30 years old, and that's a tricky issue ahead of them. Although there are many young players in the team, their progress is not obvious, and they do have certain characteristics, but unfortunately the shortcomings are also obvious.

In this game, the Warriors led by 24 points at most, and led by five points in the last minute, and were only one step away from victory. Let's talk about why the Kings won, head coach Brown's tactics are very targeted, that is, when defending, he will go all out to contain Curry, and when he is offensive, he will consume Curry, Brown knows that in addition to Curry, other Warriors players cannot continue to shoot, as long as Curry is restricted, then this team will naturally fall into a cycle of not being able to score. This season, Curry, Thompson and Wiggins have scored more than 20 points at the same time, but unfortunately the points only came in the first three quarters, and they all missed the final quarter.

Curry was already very tired at the start of the fourth quarter, and his teammates had too little help. Of course, the referee's several penalties were also full of controversy, the referee had no ability to control the field, although the scores of both teams were not low, but the game was blown scattered, and the intermittent was not exciting at all. The Warriors' ability to take a big lead is not because of how strong their performance is, but because the Kings lack offensive desire in the first three quarters and have no form at all. Fox shot just 50 percent from the free-throw line and missed eight free throws, which was outrageous, but the Warriors didn't take advantage of the opposition's poor hand.

Reason 1: Thompson didn't contribute in the fourth quarter. It's not just that you can't shoot, but even the level of defense drops quickly.

I've always said that the Warriors don't have a good second point of attack, although there were three players who scored 20 points in this game, and in the entire fourth quarter, the Warriors only had three players score, and Curry was mentally unbalanced, and several singles were extremely unreasonable, indicating that he had lost faith in his teammates. Thompson felt good on offense in the first half, maintaining a high offensive efficiency, scoring a total of 17 points, and by the second half he was inaccurate, scoring only three points in the third quarter and no points in the final quarter. Thompson was in too much of a hurry, and a lot of offense could have pressed the clock and looked for better opportunities, and he was too eager to prove himself, and it backfired. Here's a look at Thompson's shooting hotspots over the last five seasons, with a serious drop in shooting percentage.

Reason 2: Kerr didn't have the ability to adapt on the spot. The discarding of the hot-touch Moody resulted in no one scoring in the fourth quarter.

In the fourth quarter, Moody hit consecutive three-pointers, and if he hadn't scored, the Warriors might have been overtaken by the Kings, and when he was feeling hot, Kerr made a substitution and replaced Moody with Wiggins. Wiggins protected backcourt rebounds and scored crucial two-pointers, so swapping him was the right choice. So why not let Wiggins replace Thompson, who has no action, Thompson is out of touch with the team on both offensive and defensive ends, and has no effect at all, isn't it better to keep Moody, who is excellent offensively? In the fourth quarter, Moody had a magical play to save the team, he scored 11 points on 4-of-4 shooting in this quarter, and there were also two shots after the whistle, it is not too much to say that he was hot, but unfortunately he couldn't get into the lineup that finished the game, which is a pity.

Reason 3 for losing: When it comes to the turning point of this game, it is that Green lost control of his emotions after being elbowed.

Green can't eat at all, this kind of person is too selfish. I still say the same thing, it's not that Green is so good, it's that the Warriors don't have any other players in this position, so Green has become an indispensable and important member of the team. Green was elbowed in the fourth quarter, but the referee didn't award a penalty, which caused Green to lose control of his emotions and then receive another technical foul. Kerr could only replace Green, and the Kings took advantage of this sudden incident to start chasing points, and the two fouls after Green came back were heavy, how could it be possible to play a good game with this mentality.

Reason 4: Curry can't control his mistakes, and this lays the foundation for losing.

Curry made five turnovers in this game, including him and Green made consecutive fatal mistakes in the final moments, which directly led to the Kings completing the comeback. Curry is averaging close to four turnovers per game this season, ranking seventh in the league, many of them are low-level turnovers, and Curry is not careful enough to handle the ball and pass, which can be said to be too casual. The Warriors have reached their most difficult time, and as a leader, Curry has a responsibility to carry the team forward. I hope Curry can take over the game early in the future, and don't think about solving the problem by himself when he finds out that his teammates are not good now, which is not only not physically enough, but also too late.

The Warriors are already on the edge of a cliff, and if they continue to lose, they will be further and further away from the playoffs. Fortunately, the opponents in the next two games are the Clippers, and they are also a team with a lot of problems, and they all want to regain confidence from their opponents, so let's wait and see who will have the last laugh.