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The Warriors were on fire, and Thompson scored 32 points to help the team win
On April 8, the NBA regular season once again set off a hot battle. In this head-to-head matchup, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Utah Jazz 118-110, and although Curry was rested, Thompson's outstanding performance of 32 points became the focus of the game. At the same time, the Rockets have confirmed that they will miss the play-in tournament, while the Warriors have locked up a top-10 spot in the West and are still expected to challenge for sixth place in the West. The win was undoubtedly an important breakthrough for the Warriors, and more importantly, Kuminga's comeback contributed 21 points to the team, giving the Warriors more offensive options. However, it is worth mentioning that despite Juzan's explosive 27 points in this game, the Jazz still could not turn the tide of the game.
With all the firepower, the warriors played the offensive movement
In this intense game, the Warriors were on fire, especially Thompson's excellent performance. The 32-point score not only sealed the game for the team, but also showed Thompson's unlimited potential on the offensive end. Even in Curry's absence, the Warriors still showed strong offensive prowess, which is one of the important reasons why they were able to lock up the top 10 in the West and challenge for sixth. At the same time, Kuminga's return has also added a lot of energy to the team, and his performance on the court is undoubtedly one of the keys to the Warriors' victory. However, despite the Warriors' excellent performance on the offensive end, some of their holes on the defensive end should not be overlooked.
Defensive holes exposed, and the Warriors still need to improve
Although the Warriors have been excellent on the offensive end, some of their holes on the defensive end are also evident. In the game against the Jazz, despite the victory, the Warriors' performance on the defensive end still left some doubts. Especially against a player with strong scoring ability like Juzan, the Warriors' defense didn't put too much pressure on the opponent. It also exposes the Warriors' ongoing problems on the defensive end, especially against a powerful outside shooter. If the Warriors want to go one step further in the playoffs, they will have to improve their ability on the defensive end and improve their overall defensive performance.
The playoffs are worrisome, and the Warriors still need to break through
Despite the Warriors' success in the regular season, their prospects for the playoffs remain worrying. Especially against some strong teams, the Warriors have been inconsistent. Leaks on the defensive end and offensive pressure from opponents give the Warriors a big challenge. Therefore, if the Warriors are to make a difference in the playoffs, then they will need to make further breakthroughs and improvements in all aspects. Otherwise, they could face even greater difficulties in the playoffs or even go out early.