NBA regular season: Warriors back-to-back to end Hornets' 4-game winning streak Curry 15+5 total points surpass Baylor

On February 24, Beijing time, in the NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Hornets 97-84 at home to usher in three consecutive wins, and at the same time ended the Hornets' four-game winning streak. Although both sides are back-to-back, the Hornets, who have played consecutive away games, are obviously not in shape, scoring only 29 points in the first half, and trailing the Warriors by as many as 23 points in the whole game, even if the Hornets tried to fight back wildly in the last quarter, they were never able to narrow the gap to less than 10 points, and finally the Warriors won the opponent lightly. Curry finished with 15 points and five assists, surpassing Elgin Baylor in career total points and moving up to 33rd all-time.

Statistics

Hornets: Bridges 19 points and 11 rebounds, Brandon Miller 11 points, 5 assists and 4 steals, Richards 11 points and 13 rebounds, Tre Mann 10 points and 4 rebounds, Gwee 10 points, Micic 10 points

Warriors: Curry 15 points and 5 assists, Wiggins 14 points, Podzemski 13 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, Klay 13 points, Payton 12 points

Star of the game: Curry

Curry had 15 points and five assists, and although his back-to-back performances were far from average, he managed to pull the team together to help the team crush the Hornets on the offensive end and reach another milestone in career scoring totals.

Match tidbits

Bridges was unhappy with the Warriors' layups in the final moments, and the two sides clashed at one point, and the three of them received technical fouls

Highlight reel moments

Klay hit a decisive three-point shot with a cover

Wiggins scored an aerial layup

Davis received back-to-back blocks under the basket

Bridges scored on a strong basket

Curry took one step past the opponent to complete a stop-and-go mid-range shot

Podzemski gets rid of a defender and completes a pull-up layup

Miller and Bridges complete an air-to-air tie

Podemski turned into an ankle finisher, shaking off his opponent and completing a step-back jumper

Game recap

At the start of the first quarter, Wiggins turned and made a jumper to take the lead in scoring for the Warriors. Podzemski hit a jumper, Bridges responded with a three-pointer, Wiggins hit two free throws, and Martin and Trayman scored back-to-back. Dream Green hit a three-point shot, Curry broke through the pick-and-roll, Richards scored 2+1 with a rebound, and Payton scored 5 points in a row. Gwee turned and jumped, Bridges hit a three-pointer, Klay hit a three-pointer, and the Hornets had 3:39 left to score. At the end of the first quarter, the Hornets trailed the Warriors 15-22.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Tre Mann hit a three-point shot, Wiggins broke through for a layup, and the two sides fell into a scoring drought at one point, and Bridges broke the deadlock with a pull-up jumper. The Warriors couldn't score more than 4 minutes, and Curry made a pull-up jumper to stop the team, scoring five points in a row. Payton made 1 of 2 free throws, and the difference between the two sides reached double digits. Micic scored on a layup, Saric hit a jumper, Richards and Kuminga scored back-to-back free throws, and Payton made a layup. Micic hit a three-pointer, Kuminga scored a layup, and Bridges scored with a hook shot. The Hornets had no points in the final 2:59 as Kuminga and Podemski scored five points in a row. At halftime, the Hornets trailed the Warriors 29-43.

Yibian fights again. Podzemski drove to a pick-and-roll, Richards scored a jumper, Wiggins hit a three-pointer, and Podzemski made a backhand layup. Miller made a pull-up jumper, Wiggins scored on a layup, Martin and Curry exchanged three-pointers, and Dream Green scored a layup, giving the Warriors a more than 20-point lead. Bridges hit a dunk, Klay and Payton scored back-to-back, Gervais scored on a breakaway, and Quinones hit 1 of 2 free throws. Gwee hit a three-point shot, Payton scored with a hook shot, Curry Jr. scored a layup to score 2+1, and Bridges turned and jumped. Looney made a rebound, Micic and Wiggins hit a three-pointer, and the Warriors played a wave of 7-0 climax to open the gap to more than 20 points again. At the end of the third quarter, the Hornets trailed the Warriors 52-73.

At the beginning of the final quarter, Miller scored consecutive three-pointers, Podzemski made a layup, Klay broke through and scored, and Richards made a layup. Klay hit a three-pointer, Curry Jr. scored on a throw-in, Richards scored on a dunk, and Moody made a backhand layup. Trae Man hit a three-pointer, Davis made a layup, Martin made a fast-break layup, Curry hit two free throws, and Micic broke through. Curry hit a three-pointer, Bridges made a layup, Santos and Bridges went on a three-pointer, and Miller made a layup. Seeing that there was not much time left in the game, the Warriors directly replaced the main players and wanted to announce the end of Mingjin. Gervais broke through and scored 2+1 to chase the difference to 10 points, and Moody scored three points to kill the game, and finally the Warriors defeated the Hornets.

Both sides start

Hornets: Trey Mann, Brandon Miller, Martin, Bridges, Richards

Warriors: Curry, Podzemski, Wiggins, Kuminga, Dream Green