In the NBA regular season, the Warriors lost to the Pelicans 109-114. This game is a key battle for the Warriors, but unfortunately in the face of the Pelicans, the Warriors played really hard. Coupled with a series of turnovers at key moments, the Warriors suffered losses.
And the three people in the audience are perfect scores. One is TJD, he can attack and defend this time. The data of 10+11 in the whole field is still very efficient. Helplessly, at the last moment, he played TJD, resulting in no offensive point on the inside, and the Pelicans could easily defend the outside, which was inexplicable. And Moody played well in the last quarter, he should have let him play more, scoring and defending, and he scored 9+3 in 4 of 7 in the game, and they were all helping as much as possible.
Of course, Paul's performance was not bad, 4-of-9, 1-of-3 three-pointers, 9 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals. Especially in the second quarter, it was because of Paul's control of the court that allowed him to stabilize the situation, otherwise the Warriors would have spent the second game. Unfortunately, Paul had little place on the pitch at the last minute. He didn't have the ball, he played without the ball, which was a clear waste of chance, and then the Warriors kept making mistakes.
Curry, Green, and Looney were all passing. Among them, Curry had a huge trouble in this game, that is, there were consecutive mistakes in the last few minutes, which made the opposite side open up the point difference again. Even if Curry can continue to score key shots, it's a pity that the flaws are still too big. Green scored 12 rebounds and 11 assists on 0 shots, such data is really strange, and completely put pressure on his teammates? Looney is still decent, 2 of 3 got 6+2, but he still has a big hidden danger against the Pelicans, and the speed is too slow.
Wiggins, Thompson, and Pogger are all signs of a crash. Especially Wiggins and Thompson, the two of them are completely in that wave, although Wiggins' performance in the second quarter is okay, but unfortunately, the two of them are 11 of 33 in the whole game, and this shooting rate is really desperate after it comes out. If the two of them were on point, the Warriors wouldn't have been so difficult. Poje is even more bizarre, his defense is easy to raise other people's three-point touch, and he has a plus/minus of -25, pure war criminal.