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After Curry was injured and missed the game, the Warriors fell behind 18–0 early in the game against the Spurs and ultimately lost 85–123. Green’s blatant foul play and the team’s collapse led to the loss.
With point guard Stephen Curry likely to be absent for 2 weeks to a month due to a torn oblique muscle, the Warriors traveled to the mid-season championship on the 13th.Spurs On the home field, the opponent launched an 18:0 attack at the beginning of the game and set an embarrassing record. After trailing by more than 20 points throughout the game, the Spurs finally defeated the Warriors 123:85, leading to their 11th consecutive victory.
Warriors point guard Curry suffered an abdominal strain in the first quarter of the last game against the Rockets and was released early. After investigation it was found that it was a tear of oblique muscle. Curry clearly stated that this was an injury that he had never experienced before, the Warriors team also assessed that he would be absent for at least 2 weeks or a month.
Without the team’s spiritual leader and core, the Warriors were foolishly defeated by their opponents at home against the Spurs on the 13th. All 11 shots before the game failed, and the Spurs made an early offensive start of 18:0. This not only set a record for the Warriors’ longest consecutive losing streak since Steve Kerr coached, but also set the Spurs’ best opening performance in the past 30 seasons.
In the first quarter, Spurs guard Stephen Cassel was absolutely on fire. He made 3 of 3 three-pointers and scored 13 points in a single quarter, only 1 point less than the Warriors’ 14 points. After the first quarter, the Spurs already had a 24-point lead.
When trailing significantly, Draymond Green pushed the Spurs away with his shot.vembanyama (Victor Vembanyama) was sentenced to first-degree grave dishonesty. With this year’s outstanding rookie Yaxel Lendeborg and another scoring point Brandin Podziemski, they scored only 2 goals and 6 points from 15 shots in the first half. As a result, the Warriors were already behind by 30 points by the end of the first half.
After exchanging baskets, the Warriors were unable to close the gap, and ultimately decided to surrender early, causing the game to enter garbage time early. In the end, the Spurs defeated the Warriors by a margin of 38 points, ending their 11th consecutive win, while the Warriors suffered a 2-game losing streak.
The Spurs had the best performance, Cashel scored 32 points, Vembanamar had 12 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists in only 21 minutes. Keldon Johnson had 18 points. As far as the Warriors go, LJ Cryer had the best performance with 20 points.
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Key point guard Curry was absent due to a torn oblique muscle. The Warriors were missing their original engines. All 11 shots were missed before the game started. The Spurs began the attack with an 18–0 run. They fell behind by 24 points in the first quarter and were unable to regain the lead throughout the game.
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With the Warriors trailing, Green pushed away Spurs’ Vembanamar, and was immediately considered a level one serious foul by the referee. This action made the warriors more passive in terms of sight and emotion.
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Cashel led the Spurs with 32 points. Vembanamar only played 21 minutes but still had 12 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists. The team won 123:85, securing their 11th consecutive victory; The Warriors faced 2 consecutive defeats.
