In the NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Raptors 120-105 on the road, and this game fully demonstrated the team spirit and strength of the Warriors. Despite the Raptors' excellent performance, the Warriors managed to secure the win thanks to the excellent performance of four players.
First of all, Curry, the star of the Warriors, played well in the game, scoring 25 points, six rebounds and six assists on 7-of-15 three-point shooting. Although Curry's shooting percentage dropped in the final quarter, it didn't affect his excellent performance throughout the game. Curry's physical exertion has affected his shooting percentage on the offensive end, but he can still contribute points and assists to the team in key moments.
In addition to Curry, Kuminga is also an important scoring point for the Warriors. He finished with 24 points and six rebounds on 9-of-19 shooting. Although the shooting percentage wasn't perfect, Kuminga's breakaway kills were crucial for the Warriors. In addition, his free-throw shooting percentage has improved, stabilizing the situation for the team in key moments.
Moody's performance in the game was equally impressive. He finished with 17 points, five rebounds, two steals and two blocks on 7-of-13 shooting. Moody's stellar play has strengthened the Warriors' forward line, and he has also been very good on the defensive end, making a significant contribution to the team's victory.
Paul is also an integral part of the Warriors. He finished with 13 points, four rebounds and five assists on 5-of-10 shooting, along with two steals. Paul's consistency on the pitch provided an important guarantee for the team's rhythm control. In the final quarter, his presence significantly calmed the team's tempo and helped extend the team's advantage.
In addition to these four players, the rest of the Warriors players have also performed well. Thompson scored back-to-back points in the tiebreaker to seal the win. As the team's base set, Green can still contribute rebounds, assists and defense even when he doesn't shoot accurately. TJD and Payton Jr. also played their part in the game and completed their mission.
However, there are also several players on the Warriors team who have underperformed. Quinones was unable to play the ball on the offensive end and had a low shooting percentage, which took a toll on the team's tempo. Saric didn't play well during this period and didn't contribute much to the team. Rooney's slower pace also affected the team's attacking tempo.
Overall, the Warriors played to their strengths in this game, successfully winning against the Raptors thanks to the excellent performance of four players. Despite the lack of performance from some players, the Warriors' team spirit and quality should not be underestimated. In the coming games, the Warriors need to continue to maintain this team spirit and strength to bring more exciting games to the fans.