In the game between the Warriors and the Clippers on December 15, Beijing time, there was a problem on the defensive end of the Warriors in the second quarter. However, from the beginning of the second half, they can rely on the explosion of scoring to help the team close the point difference. Unfortunately, the Clippers had another wave of highs after the timeout, and Kerr also replaced Moody and Pojer, and the Warriors could not get closer, resulting in a 113-121 defeat for the team.
The game pretty much went to Thompson. In this game, he didn't have extra dribbling when shooting, and almost the first shot after receiving the ball, which also allowed Thompson to shoot 8-of-12 three-pointers and cut down 30 points. In fact, Thompson has not seen such a thing for a long time, and indeed it has not appeared a few times this season, and the outbreak of this point is something that the Clippers did not expect.
It's a pity that Curry was too soft in this game, and his shooting percentage was still very low. In this trend, Curry is 5-of-17, and such a shooting percentage is difficult to help the team. Of course, Curry's influence is still relatively large, after all, the Clippers will wrap it up, and teammates will get some opportunities. Unfortunately, I just can't score.
Even Wiggins is in an absolute slump. He went straight to the bench in this game, but the defense was always making mistakes. Especially when the opponent is about to shoot, Wiggins often has inexplicable fouls, and the overall feeling is too bad. Coupled with 4 of 0 three-pointers, Kerr directly abandoned it at the critical moment.
As for Podemsky, Cole gave him plenty of respect. Kerr thinks that Pojemsky can play, but helplessly, the height is not good, the technique is not good, the talent is not good, and the goal is based on stealing chickens, that is, grabbing rebounds and fighting with enthusiasm, resulting in 2 of 11 in the game. It's just that he just played some feelings in the last quarter, and Kerr directly replaced him, which was very inexplicable.
As for the play of the second formation, it is really okay. Under Paul's leadership, the Warriors once chased the score to just one point in the final quarter. Unfortunately, when the starters were present, the score was pulled apart again. In fact, many times this season, the second team helped and then dropped points in the start. This also means that Kerr may really need to make a big adjustment, he has a huge problem with the staff, and he trusts the veteran too much.