In this thrilling game, the Warriors managed to fight back, defeating the troubled 76ers 119-107, making it a four-game losing streak. Curry played as well as ever, scoring 37 points, while Kuminga scored 20+ in seven consecutive games, showing strong offensive firepower. The win not only kept the Warriors alive in the play-in tournament, but also allowed them to show their strength despite injuries to the team's core.
However, outside of the highlights of the game, the frequent injury withdrawals of 76ers' Embiid became the focus. Suffering from knee injuries several times, the Emperor left the game early, and the injury was worrying. The 76ers, who had suffered three consecutive defeats before, made the Emperor's injury even worse. The team is in trouble, and the Great's injury has become a key factor in whether the team can bounce back for some time to come.
Despite facing the 76ers' blockade, Curry showed an extraordinary performance, completing 5 assists + 5 three-point offense for the first time in his career. At the same time, Wiggins' form gradually improved, contributing 23 points + 5 rebounds + 4 assists + 3 steals + 1 block in 8 of 10 from the field. This means that the Warriors' duo of Curry and Wiggins are starting to gradually find a tacit understanding and bring more possibilities to the team.
Wiggins trade rumors have come true, and the team is even considering trading Klay. Warriors owner Rugerb took a stance at this critical moment, insisting that he would not ** Kuminga and Curry, while making it clear that the team has no plans to cut expenses or do a rebuild. This decision means that the Warriors are facing a test of adjustment and future planning, and Wiggins' departure will be the focus of the team's future development.
At this critical juncture, the decisions made by the Warriors will have a profound impact on the future development of the team. The Wiggins trade became a reality, and the team's movements were uncertain. Facing the difficult situation of traditional powerhouses, the Warriors need to show more tenacity in future games, and also need precise team planning to ensure sustainable competitiveness in the future.
The game ended in controversy, with the Warriors beating the 76ers 119-107. However, Embiid's frequent injury withdrawals have made people think about his options. Whether withdrawing from the game was the right decision, and whether he is fit to return at this time, are questions that have sparked widespread controversy among fans and professionals alike. The Emperor's choice to leave the game at a crucial moment has raised questions about his decision-making, which also brings more uncertainty about the future of the game and the team's direction.
In addition to the victory or defeat of the game, fans also began to jokingly comment on Embiid's performance. The frequent injury withdrawals not only caused the 76ers' record to fall one after another, but also made fans start to ridicule Embiid that he might completely withdraw from the MVP race. In this case, Jokic becomes the most likely player to counterattack and win the MVP. Although Jokic struggled a little at the start of the season, luckily he found his groove and earned himself a place. For 76ers fans, this time the emperor is going to cry again, while Jokic may usher in more attention and support.