The Big Three scored 78 points, 29 rebounds and 11 assists! The Warriors missed out on qualifying for the midseason tournament!

The Golden State Warriors play the Sacramento Kings away again, and for them the Kings are undoubtedly their favorite team to play, and there is not even one of them! The reason is simple, the Kings are their losers! From the first round of last season's playoffs to the preseason and then to the regular season, the Warriors have taken their opponents to the death. The Warriors have trampled the Kings under their feet in both meetings this season, and if they win again today, they will beat the Kings three times this season. It's worth mentioning that this game is also about whether the Warriors can make it to the knockout round of the midseason tournament. Of course, in addition to beating the Kings in this game, they need to win by at least 12 points to eliminate the Kings and advance. Otherwise, they won't qualify for the Mid-Season Tournament Playoffs!

It stands to reason that the King, as his own defeated general, should have the experience and strength to crush the opponent! After all, the more times they win, the more they will psychologically suppress the opponent's bloodline, not to mention that this is still a game related to the qualification for the knockout stage of the mid-season tournament, so they naturally can't be sloppy. In addition to eliminating the Kings and qualifying, winning this victory can also consolidate their Western Conference playoff standings, and the Warriors, who are used to seeing big scenes, should not disappoint, right?

In this game, Dream Green, who was banned for five games, came back from the ban, and Mr. Green hit three points one after another when he came up, which is refreshing! It seems that he must have practiced shooting during the ban, and he was definitely not willing to be lazy, otherwise he would not be so accurate. The Warriors are so good at chasing their dreams, and the others will naturally not be bad! Klay, Wiggins, and Curry have made frequent attacks on the offensive end one after another, directly leaving the Kings powerless! In the second quarter, the Warriors broke out collectively on the offensive end, and they once led by as many as 24 points in full bloom inside and outside, and although the Kings then fought back, they still led by as many as 17 points at halftime.

But just when we thought the Warriors would continue to slaughter the Kings in the second half, the situation on the court changed dramatically in the third quarter! Huerter ushered in a super explosion, and the three-point hand was tried and tested! Monk also broke out in the small universe, and the two struggled to cut the score to narrow the difference to single digits. In the fourth quarter, the Warriors' offensive end was at a standstill, and the Kings were getting braver and braver, but the Warriors still maintained their lead on the court! With one minute left before the end of the game, the Warriors still had a five-point lead, and then the two sides fought at the free throw line, and the score on the court was also very anxious! But at the last moment, Monk sent a super difficult shot after hitting the sky with three points, and the game was decided, and finally the Kings reversed the Warriors 124-123 to complete revenge and eliminate the Warriors from the midseason tournament.

The Warriors suffered a 24-point reversal by the Kings and missed the mid-season tournament knockout round, and they can be said to have lost a particularly pity! The huge lead of 24 points was wasted in this way, and while losing the three-point king, they also missed the prize money of the mid-season tournament, which was really careless and lost Jingzhou! In this battle, Curry, Klay, and Wiggins played well, and the brothers and sisters combined to score 78 points, 29 rebounds and 11 assists, including Curry 29 + 10 + 6, Klay 20 + 9 + 2, and Wiggins 29 + 10 + 3. This is the best game of the Big Three this season, I didn't expect it to end in such a tragic way, it's a pity to think about it!

In addition to the Warriors' 18 turnovers in the whole game, which were particularly fatal, Coach Kerr's strategy of employing people at key moments is also debatable. In the final stage, he actually replaced Moody, who played well in the last quarter, with a big wave, you must know that in the fourth quarter, he shot 4 of 4, and scored 11 points in 3 of 3 three-pointers. After all, 11 of the Warriors' 19 points in the final quarter came from Moody, so why did the stubborn Kerr replace him, did he really not want to advance to the midseason tournament?