On the morning of January 8, the NBA focus battle, the Warriors played against the Raptors at home. Today's Warriors team has been obscure, the team's overall competitiveness is insufficient, the depth of the roster is also seriously insufficient, the team is facing a lot of trouble, and the equal Ze is the team's record has plummeted, and the ranking has been in the middle and back of the West.
In the first two quarters of the first half, the Raptors played steadily, the main team performed well, and many strong players on the bench stepped up. After halftime, the Raptors had a huge 27-point advantage. I didn't expect the warriors to be so dumb and dig too big. Barrett was explosive, hitting three points in a row, and the situation was one-sided at halftime. By the end of the half, Barrett had already shot 10 of 13, including 5 of 6 three-pointers, and scored 26 points in the half! They conceded 76 points in the first half, which is also the highest number of points the Warriors have conceded in a half this season. Curry shot 0-of-7 from the half, the second-most from the half-time shooting at the half-time of his career, and had previously made 0-of-8 shots.
Entering the third quarter, the Warriors exploded, Curry continued to play iron, Klay felt explosive, Davis, Kuminga and the bench Looney quietly scored to a double number. The team's point difference also chased around 10 points, recovering the suspense of the game. After the Raptors went on a 9-3 run in the final quarter to re-establish a 20-point advantage with 10 minutes left, do the Warriors still have a chance to turn the tables?
Curry's individual scoring has been slow to fall into double figures, and the team's disadvantage is as many as 20 points or more. A fiasco is inevitable. The Warriors closed early, Curry shot 2 of 14, 0 of 9 three-pointers, 5 of 5 free throws, got 9 points and 6 assists, and Klay scored 25 points, including 5 of 7 three-pointers, but the number of offenses was too small. Barrett exploded with 37 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, shooting 13-of-19 and 5-of-7 from three-point range.