The Warriors lost to the Lakers! Bojie led the offense and defense, the two substitutes burst out, and Kumingga Green made many mistakes!

In the preseason game between the Warriors and the Lakers on October 13, 2025, the Warriors dug holes in the first half, leading to a half-time rout. Even though they continued to chase points in the third quarter, it was a pity that they could not reverse the situation in the final quarter and still lost the game 116-126.

For the Warriors, the biggest surprise in this game must be Podger. Bojie performed very poorly in the previous games, with a collapse in both offense and defense. But this time Bojie actually woke up. Not only did he have a high shooting percentage, but he was also organized and played very actively on the defensive end. In fact, the biggest trouble on the court is that he has no desire to attack. After the offensive firepower comes up, he can still lead the substitutes to continue chasing points. This is the value that everyone hopes Bojie will show. Scored 23+5+8+1 steals in the game.

Even two points on the bench completed the runaway. Davis has actually become a point of both offense and defense. Not only can he maintain perfect finishing ability on offense, but he can also limit opponents on the defensive end. He scored 14+7+1 steals and 2 blocks in 7 of 9 games. Such data is perfect enough. Payton Jr. also played his value. Although he would refuse to shoot, his shooting percentage was still acceptable. He scored 11 points on 5-for-5. This performance was enough.

Unfortunately, Kuminga's contribution at this point is still too bad. He scored 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting and had 6 assists, which looked really good. However, he committed 5 turnovers and had the lowest plus-minus among the starting players. In this year's preseason, Kuminga didn't know what he was playing and couldn't integrate into the team at all. This is so disappointing for the team. In subsequent games, Kuminga will still have to reduce organization.

Green was also confused. He was even more outrageous than Kuminga. He scored 2 points in the whole game, but made 4 mistakes. And when faced with open shots, he also refused to shoot. Of course, it's normal for Green to have ups and downs. His fundamentals are still there, but he sometimes gets confused.