Warriors 98-79 Clippers Player evaluation: 4 players are excellent, 3 players are passing, 3 players are sluggish

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Clippers 98-79 at home. Although the Warriors were sluggish in the second quarter of this game, they were still able to exert their strength in the second half, take away the game in one wave, and complete a victory.

All four players performed excellently. Butler is a key player in this game, because in the final moments of the third quarter, he can help the team widen the point difference with his performance. Butler shot 75% in the game and scored 21+5+5, and he had no free throw data. He dominated the situation alone. Post is also a key player. On the offensive end, he scored four three-pointers and scored 12 points and 8 rebounds. On the defensive end, he also restricted the Clippers very well. This performance was surprising enough and became a surprise player in this game.

Curry still focused on paddling in this game, with 19 points, 2 rebounds, 8 assists and 2 steals. He can not only score by himself, but also connect his teammates. Now he plays the role of a combo guard, and he is also very good at driving his teammates, which is gratifying. Bojie also continued his performance. His biggest characteristic is that he dares to shoot and is very efficient in catching the ball. He scored 12 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block in the game. His defensive performance was very good, which is a gratifying performance.

Green, Kuminga, and Moody all performed passably. Green had 7 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals, but he didn't play much. These are basic statistics for him. Kuminga excels on the offensive end, but his performance in other aspects is still acceptable, especially assisting defense and rebounding, which have become his basic game. Moody also has a shooting percentage problem. Even so, defending Leonard is very effective and he is also a key player.

Richard, Horford and Payton Jr. performed sluggishly. The team collapsed after Richard and Payton Jr. came on the court, and they led to the downturn in the second quarter. Holiday was a bit sluggish this time around. Even with 1 of 5 shots, he wasn't very good at protecting rebounds. However, veteran players must have very strong ability to adjust. After this downturn, they should be able to adjust as soon as possible.