On January 8, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Warriors lost to the Raptors at home. In this game, the Warriors were completely blown out by the Raptors in the first half, falling behind by as many as 27 points at halftime 49-76. The second half was almost completely reduced to garbage time, culminating in a heavy defeat at home. In this game, the performance of the Warriors' main player Curry was very sluggish, with 14 of 14 in the game, and 0 of 9 three-pointers, only 9 points and 6 assists. In the final quarter of the game, the main players of the Warriors sat on the sidelines with almost all their faces black, and their emotions were very depressed and low.
In this game, the Warriors changed their starting lineup, with Wiggins and Kuminga starting together, plus rookies T. Davis and the Splash Brothers. But after the start of this game, it was very weird, the Warriors had no feel at all, and the Raptors' Barrett had an explosive hand. The Raptors quickly took a double-digit lead. Curry scored just two points on 0-of-7 shooting from the free-throw line in the half, while Barrett scored 26 points in the half. In the third quarter, although the Warriors recovered 13 points, the margin was still very large. With more than 6 minutes left in the final quarter, the warriors withdrew their main force and announced their surrender.
After the game, the camera was shown to the Warriors players. Curry's head was covered with a towel, and his expression was very grim and his face was ugly. And Thompson next to him is the same. Wiggins and Moody were also sullen and blackfaced. In the final stage, Dream Chasing Green, who was sitting on the sidelines watching the game, was even more desperate to ponder, and he may be very helpless about the current situation. In the whole game, in addition to Curry scoring only 9 points on 2-of-14 shooting, Wiggins scored 3 points and Kuminga scored 13 points. Klay's 25 points and Moody's 21 points became a fig leaf. And the Raptors' Barrett scored 37 points in the game, a season-high high.
After the game, the famous Su Qun said that the Warriors' championship system had collapsed, and Kerr tried various lineup combinations without chasing his dream, but nothing worked. Dream is back, and at most the defense is improved, but the offense is difficult to improve. It's useless to get Cole out of class either, unless a trade is made. But the Warriors' trade chips are also very limited, so what will the future hold for the 210 million giant ship this season?