Warriors defense ruins Curry’s show

The Golden State Warriors’ disastrous defense laid the red carpet for victory phoenix suns ruined the game of 50 points from Stephen Currycould do nothing else in a 130-119 away defeat.

Just five months after adding their fourth ring in eight years, the Warriors have a delicate moment and many questions. With a clear 6-9 balance, The Warriors have failed in all eight games away from San Francisco. They played this season.

On his visit to Phoenix, Curry did the best he could to finish 50 points (17 out of 28 field, 7 out of 11 3-pointers, 9 out of 9 personal lines), 9 rebounds and 6 assists.

But even that recital wasn’t enough against the Suns (9-5), who had a very consistent and solid offense and exploited many holes in the Warriors’ defense. Curry’s squires also failed to do the job, e.g. Jordan Poole just 2 points 0 out of 5 shots from the field.

Instead, Sands flaunted the bottom of her closet, showing off her remaining three names. Devin Booker (27 points, 9 assists), cam payne (29 points, 7 assists) Michal Bridges (23 points, 9 rebounds, 9 assists on the brink of a triple-double).

Phoenix hit 51.2% from the field, including 21-of-40 great shots (52.5%) from 3-pointers.this is Warriors lose to Suns in Game 2 After the spicy duel on October 25th, seven techniques were whistling in this course, Klay Thompson Ended up getting kicked out.

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Curry came into the game wanting to march.

But Golden State’s defense wasn’t up to Curry’s standards, and his frequent disconnects allowed the Suns to end the first period first (36-33).

in the absence of Chris Paul Booker, who has lost four straight games to injury, expects 100% stripes in Phoenix. He started with his 11 points in the first quarter, using mostly free throws (7 of 7), but was assisted by Payne and Bridges in the second quarter.

Meanwhile, Curry kept doing what he wanted: going headlong to the ground with delicious penetrations, impossible triples, and even acrobatic 2-plus-1s. The Warriors’ point guard arrived at halftime with an impressive 31 points (10-of-13 on shots, 4-of-5 on 3-point shots), but even those weren’t enough on the defensive scoreboard. could not command the ridiculously fragile Warriors (72-65).

Curry slowed down somewhat in the third quarter, scoring only nine points, and the Warriors noticed. Thus, the Suns continued to cling to the Booker-Paine-Bridges trio and landed in the final quarter by a sizeable margin (103-89).

Can the Warriors come back from a losing game? 100 points or more in just 3 periods?

The answer was yes or yes to be conscientiously beefing up the defenses, but that reinforcements weren’t coming behind Golden State, and the Suns are showing increasingly alarming signs to some Warriors. surrendered directly.