With Curry leading the team to a complete victory over the Wizards in the third quarter yesterday, the Warriors continue to play back-to-back games today, hosting the Trail Blazers. Continuing with yesterday's main lineup, the "Splash Brothers" continued to lead the two young players of Podemski and Kuminga to start the game, and Wiggins continued to be sidelined.
As was yesterday, the "Splash Brothers" continued their recent heroic performance, teaming up to score 55 points, and even scored 8-of-17 from three-point range. With a combined 24 points in the third quarter, the top two highest scores in the game were all in the bag, allowing us to relive the splashing grandeur of the past. With the recent stability of Curry + Klay's recovery, the Warriors' tactical effect and record have shown an obvious trend. A powerful reminder that their strong competitiveness is still there.
In addition to the fact that the state of the two main players is still hot, the young players are also remarkable. Pojemski has not only grown a lot in skill around the three legendary defenders, but also has accumulated a lot of self-confidence and ball intelligence. Therefore, at the critical moment in the final quarter, he was able to maintain a 100% shooting rate and score 7+4+2 to help the team maintain its advantage. A total of 15+10+7+1+1 comprehensive data and the highest +25 plus/minus in the whole game were obtained. It can really be added by Curry and Klay during the break to serve as a stabilizing scoring point. In the future, if we can continue to strengthen the stability and experience accumulation, it is indeed expected to gradually share the pressure on the shoulders of the "splash" in the future.
Now that the Warriors have been able to win consistently against teams in the bottom half, they will need to challenge the Nuggets in the Christmas game to test the effectiveness of their new rotation.