The "shameful" Warriors lost, Curry was in a sluggish state, Horford was "terrible" and Cole was stubborn!

109:114 The Warriors gave the Pacers their first win of the season. Curry was "embarrassing" in losing this game, Horford "feels cold," and Cole also had to take the blame for his stubbornness.

The Pacers, who are "full of injuries", have lost five games in a row since the start of the game. The Warriors lost to the Bucks by 10 points in the last round. This game challenged the Pacers away. They led by 4 points in the first quarter and 5 points at halftime. Although they failed to open up the point difference, they maintained their advantage in the first three quarters. In the last quarter of the game, the situation suddenly changed and the Warriors had a "complete collapse" of defense. The defense could not keep up, and the offensive "power outage" allowed the Pacers to seize the opportunity and hit an offensive climax of 32:21. They lost 11 points in a single quarter, lost 3 rebounds in the game, were stolen 7 times, made 16 turnovers, and committed 27 fouls. They lost 5 points to their opponents in basketball, 3 two-pointers, and 2 three-pointers. Except for turnovers and fouls, the Warriors were at a disadvantage in all data comparisons.

The Warriors led by 5 points in the first half, but made 8 turnovers. They changed sides and fought again. I thought the Warriors could find their form, but after three quarters, they barely led by 6 points. Curry did not score on 0 of 3 shots in the quarter and made 2 turnovers. In the final quarter of the game, the Warriors had a double-digit lead, but Green started the rhythm of turnovers + fouls. Curry Three-pointers continued to "strike iron" but in the last two minutes, the Warriors could maintain a 3-point lead. The suspense of the game continued. Nesmith made a free throw and the Pacers fell behind by 1 point. Curry missed a shot and the Pacers scored from the outside to complete the lead. The final whistle sounded and the score was fixed at 114:109. The Warriors "sent warmth" to the Pacers and allowed their opponents to gain their first victory of the season.

In this game, Curry made 4 of 16 three-pointers, 4 of 7 two-pointers, and 4 of 5 free throws. He started for 29 minutes, made 23 field goals, and only scored 24 points, 2 assists, 5 turnovers, and 2 fouls. His plus-minus value was -21, the lowest on the team. This game At the critical moment of the game, continuous mistakes "struck iron" and wasted the ball, causing the team to "lose a good game." In the last game against the Bucks, Curry scored 27 points, 4 assists, 4 rebounds, 5 turnovers, 2 fouls, and a plus-minus value of -6. In two consecutive games, the core player "pulled his hips" and the Warriors suffered two consecutive losses.

Horford, faced the Pacers, played 15 minutes as a substitute, scored 4 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and made 0 of 2 shots from outside. He is older, has obvious physical problems, cannot keep up with the speed, cannot withstand defense, and has a significant decline in frame protection. He cannot even guarantee three-pointers. In the last game against the Bucks, he played 20 minutes and failed to give the ball to the offensive end. The team brought stable support, and the defense was clearly "targeted" by the opponent during the period when the Bucks' offense started. It was Horford who was present. Signing Horford was originally intended to improve and strengthen the team's competitiveness. But now it seems that it has slowed down the Warriors and cannot play a positive role. Moreover, it is getting worse as the game continues. As the schedule extends, physical fitness problems may arise, and the "hidden dangers" of injuries also need to be considered, which is quite troublesome!

There are also problems with Cole's employment. The substitute players played well in the final quarter. Cole's "inexplicable" substitutions caused the team to lose points continuously. The ball is basically in the hands of core players like Curry and Butler. Other players have "poor tactical status" and have less shot rights and cannot play their role. In this game, Cole was willing to use the partnership of Curry and Green, but was easily "cracked" by his opponents. He changed into the starting lineup during the holidays, but his opponents took the initiative. Kuminga performed well in the game, but did not have much possession of the ball. This championship coach seemed to really have to adjust his "tactics". The Warriors "send warmth" to the Trail Blazers. Curry and Cole must "take the blame".