The best on the court, the worst on the court! How effective is Curry on the Warriors offense?

When Curry was injured, Hilde took over the offensive banner and helped the Warriors win, some people think that the Warriors after Curry's truce might not be that bad, but with the second game, the Warriors' offense also proved the value of Curry's existence. So how effective does Curry have on the Warriors' offense? This issue of the column will help you understand through in-depth data analysis. There is no doubt that Curry is a super scorer. This season's playoffs Curry consumed a mobile phone and the highest use rate of the team's total ball rights reached 26.5% of the Warriors' 9 main players. At the same time, his real shooting rate combined with three-pointers and free throws also reached 63.6% of the main players. These can show that Curry consumed the most mobile phone and had the highest scoring efficiency, and his scoring output efficiency also proves how excellent his scoring is.

Of course, if Curry is just a super personal scoring ability, it will not have such a big impact on the Warriors. His presence on the Warriors' offensive end is the most exaggerated, which is the circulating "Ku has gravity". So how exaggerated is this Ku's gravity in the playoffs this season?

When Curry is not on the court, the Warriors' offensive efficiency is the lowest 92.6, which means that when Curry is not on the court, the Warriors can only score 92.6 points per 100 rounds. At the same time, the Warriors' sports battles are the lowest effective hit rate of 46.5%, and the Warriors' turnover rate reaches the highest 17.8%, which can indicate that when Curry is not on the court, the Warriors are in sports. The state with the lowest hit rate, the highest turnover rate and the lowest score per 100 rounds; when Curry is on the court, the Warriors' offensive efficiency is 115.7, which means that when Curry is on the court, the Warriors' score per 115.7 points per 100 rounds is 115.7 points, and the Warriors' effective hit rate is 54.4% of the main force, and the Warriors' turnover rate is only 12.8% of the main force.

These can indicate that when Curry is on the court, the Warriors' hit rate, turnover rate and scores per 100 rounds have reached the best level. It can also indicate that the lower and upper limits of the Warriors' offensive end are determined by Curry. He can reach the best if he is on the court, and the Warriors' offense is the worst if he is not on the court.

So why can the Warriors defeat the Timberwolves in the game when Curry was injured? This is of course the role of Hilde. Since Hilde broke out in the playoffs, when Hilde was not on the court, the Warriors' offensive efficiency will increase from 99.2 to 112.9, which means that Hilde's presence has increased the Warriors' score per 100 rounds by 13.7 points. Although it seems much inferior to Curry, it is still ahead of other Warriors' main players.

Of course, it is difficult to cause qualitative changes by relying solely on the offense of the Hilder Warriors. Among the 10 pairs of duoes with the most time to play in the playoffs, Hilder's offensive efficiency with Curry reached the highest of 123.8, which means that only Hilder's partner Curry can play the best role.

Hild relies heavily on being on the same occasion as Curry is present. It can be said that Curry inspired Hilder, but if Curry is not present, Heard will lose his offensive magic. At present, if Curry cannot return, the impact on the Warriors' offense is huge.