Curry 21+8+7 Klay was expelled, Booker beat the Warriors with 34 points
On October 26, Beijing time, the 2022-23 NBA regular season continued, and the Phoenix Suns ushered in the focus battle with the Golden State Warriors at home. After the whole game, the Suns defeated the Warriors 134-105 and won two consecutive victories.
Overall stats:
Specific score: 29-37, 37-35, 20-33, 19-29 (Warriors in front).
On the Suns side, Booker played well, scoring 34 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals. Chris Paul also played the best performance of the season, scoring 16 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists. In addition, Ayton 16 points, 14 rebounds and 4 assists, Mikal Bridges 17 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 blocks, Cameron Johnson 9 points and 5 rebounds, Langdale 17 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocks
On the Warriors side, Curry was in average form, scoring 21 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists. In addition, Wiggins 16 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists, Dream Chasing-Green 14 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals, Wiseman 12 points, 3 rebounds and 2 blocks, Poole 17 points and 5 assists, Moses Moody 13 points, 3 rebounds and 3 cap. Klay Thompson scored only 2 points and was ejected for two technical fouls in the third quarter because he was not calm.
Game recap:
In the first quarter, Klay fed the cake and chased the dream-Green scored, Wiggins also hit a three-pointer, and the Warriors took the lead. But soon, Ayton rolled over and jumped into the net, and the sun responded. After that, Curry made a 2+1 jumper, and Wiggins also hit a jumper. But on the Suns side, Paul felt very early, and his three-pointer entered the net to help the Suns bite the score. After 4 minutes of the game, the Suns' momentum gradually picked up, and Bukele made consecutive outside shots, driving the team to a 12-0 climax. By the middle of this section, the difference has widened to double digits. However, in the latter part of this quarter, the two sides started the rotation, Moody and Poole stood up and hit three-pointers in a row, and the Warriors closed the score again. At the end of this quarter, Craig made a three-pointer to drive a new wave of attacks by the Suns, and Wiseman made a dunk and scored. After the single quarter, the Warriors were temporarily behind 29-37.
In the second quarter, Poole continued his fiery touch. He made two breakthroughs and hit a hook shot that turned over, and he personally scored 12 points. On the Suns side, the substitute insider Langdale also played quite the spotlight. He could make three-pointers and make 2 of 2 foul free throws. In the middle of this section, the two sides switched back to the starting lineup, and the Suns continued to maintain a slight advantage. Booker and Ayton scored in double figures, but in the latter part of this section, Curry also found the feeling of hitting three-pointers in a row. Paul also made a steady three-point shot. After halftime, the Suns continued to lead 72-66.
After changing sides and fighting again, the Warriors were very aggressive in chasing points. Three quarters to 8 minutes and 44 seconds, the dream chasing layup succeeded, and the point difference returned to 3 points. But after that, Booker's fallback jumper succeeded to stop the bleeding for the sun. Next, Booker confronted Clay in a row, and gradually became angry in the fierce confrontation. In the middle of this section, the two got technical fouls because of their verbal fight, and Klay was ejected from the game because of his chatter. After Klay came off, the Warriors' offense and defense were obviously affected. The Suns took the opportunity to set off a new climax. In the latter part of this quarter, Booker made a jumper and free throws. Langdale scored 2+1 and scored in double figures. Poole scored a free throw, and after three quarters, the Warriors were already 86-105 behind the Suns.
At the end of the quarter, the Warriors were still trying to counterattack, Curry made a layup, and the point difference returned to 14 points in the middle of the quarter. However, after that, Booker hit the net with a three-pointer and scored the 30th point of the game. Langdale continued to play the role of the substitute Raiders to score foul free throws, and the difference returned to 19 points. After that, the Warriors took the lead in replacing the starter, and the game entered garbage time. In the end, after the game was over, the Suns defeated the Warriors 134-105 and won two consecutive victories.
Starting lineup for both sides:
Warriors: Draymond Green, Kevin Looney, Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Klay Thompson
Suns: Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson, Deandre Ayton, Devin Booker, Chris Paul
