Narrowly reversed, 3-point win over Jazz! Curry's inaccurate performance failed, Klay was ashamed and brave, and one wanted to praise

After losing to the remnants of the Clippers and missing a good opportunity to overtake the Lakers, the Warriors ushered in back-to-back battles with the Jazz. It's a game you can't afford to lose, after all, the Jazz are the main opponents in the play-in spots, and the Warriors must go all out to win. The course of this game can be described as ups and downs, and the Warriors led by nearly 20 points at one point. However, they suffered a counterattack from the Jazz in the second half, but fortunately, the Warriors did not repeat the mistakes of the previous game, and finally narrowly defeated the opponent 140-137 to avoid two consecutive defeats.

So how did the Warriors play this game? Let's recap!

Curry: Fail

In the past period, the Warriors have been able to achieve an excellent record of 8 wins and 2 losses, which directly widens the gap with the team behind them, which is inseparable from Curry's play. He made 7+ three-pointers in several consecutive games, and his true shooting percentage reached a terrifying 74%. But no one can guarantee that the state is always on the line, and Curry will lose his crosshairs in the game against the Jazz.

He shot just 2-of-8 from three-point range and 4-of-14 overall. The poor hand made Curry's mentality in the game problematic, and in the stage of being chased by the Jazz frantically, Curry's handling of the ball seemed very irrational, and he made 4 turnovers in the game. In the end, he handed in 16 points, 2 rebounds, and 10 assists, with a plus/minus of -2.

Clay: Shame and courage

Klay's poor play against the Clippers once again calls into question what he said he was willing to sacrifice for the team. So in the game against the Jazz, Kerr pressed him directly to the bench. This is Klay's first time on the bench in 4,358 days. The purpose of this is very clear, that is, I hope Clay can calm down and try to adapt to all the changes that may occur in the future. And after coming to the bench, Clay, who was ashamed and brave, really played the most brilliant game in recent seasons.

Klay was very efficient, shooting 13-of-22 and hitting seven three-pointers in 28 minutes of playing time, contributing a team-high 35 points, a new high for his season. In addition, he also contributed six rebounds and two assists, and Kerr also made it clear after the game that he would keep Klay off the bench for a while. I also hope that such a decision can give Clay a positive incentive effect.

Green: The Warriors really can't live without him

Since the playoffs last season, Green has shown a very good performance, and he always makes very dangerous moves in the game, which obviously does not do the team as a whole any good. However, after suffering a period of suspension from the league, the returning Green still played well enough to prove that he is not a "vampire" of his teammates, but a glue that can bring positive effects.

After his return, it was obvious that the Warriors' offense had become more fluid, and the pressure on Curry to hold the ball had been greatly relieved. He handed over 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists in this game, and was the best Warriors player outside of Klay. Since February, Green has averaged 10.6 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game. He played equally well on the defensive end, limiting opponents to 40.3 percent shooting.

Elsewhere, Wiggins' form is picking up, with 19 points, seven rebounds and two assists, while Kuminga has 13 points, five rebounds and four assists.

And Klay will continue to come off the bench, which means that Podzemski will get more playing time. He contributed 13 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists in this game, and lived up to Kerr's trust.