Warriors news: The referee s report is out, Curry sets five major records, updates on appearance against Pelicans

Referee report released

Yesterday, the Warriors once again faced the Spurs away from home. In the end, after four quarters of ups and downs, with Curry's key free throws, the Warriors narrowly defeated their opponents 109:108, completing a double play against the Spurs. Today, the NBA officially released the referee's report on the last two minutes of the fourth quarter of this game. The results showed that there was a total of 1 missed call, which was detrimental to the Warriors.

With 1 minute and 28 seconds left in the game, the Warriors launched an attack. Curry missed an outside shot and the ball went out of bounds while the two sides were grabbing the board. The referee's report pointed out that Fox pushed Butler from behind while grabbing a rebound under the basket, and Fox should be called for a rebound foul. As for Curry's final breakthrough and the killing ball, the referee believed that Fox violated Curry's normal path and made obvious physical contact, so there was no problem in calling the foul.

Although the referee report showed that the Warriors suffered a loss, it was not considered a home whistle. After all, the referee could not achieve 360 ​​degrees like a machine. Moreover, the Warriors still scored points after this loss round, which had no impact on the outcome of the game. In fact, looking at the entire game, the referee was basically fair and impartial in the whistleblowing, especially in the last moment without stealing the show, leaving the suspense of the game's outcome to the players themselves.

Curry sets five major records

Yesterday, the reason why the Warriors were able to double-kill the Spurs was none other than Warriors star Stephen Curry. Curry was like a god in the whole game. He played 36 minutes, made 16 of 26 shots, 9 of 17 three-pointers, and 8 of 8 free throws. He scored 49 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals. Especially in the second half, when the Warriors were in trouble and the team was misfiring, it was Curry who stood up and scored 31 points from inside and outside. He made two free throws at the critical moment and led the Warriors to break through the siege and win, demonstrating his full leadership qualities.

Today, the Warriors officially updated their social media, praising Curry's performance last night and showing off the five amazing records he set. The specific records are: 1. Tied with Jordan as the player with the most 40-point games in history after the age of 30; 2. Tied with Jordan and James as the only three players in history who can score 40+ in two consecutive games at the age of 37 and above; 3. A record The seventh-highest score in a single game for a 37-year-old player in history; 4. The number of 9 or more three-pointers in a single game has reached 47, which is more than the second to fifth place combined; 5. The number of 8 or more three-pointers in a single game has reached 90 times, which is the second to fifth place combined. Obviously, no amount of gorgeous words can describe Curry's incredible performance in the last two games. I also hope that Curry can stay healthy and contribute more wonderful moments to the fans.

Updated appearance against the Pelicans

Tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the morning, the Warriors will play against the New Orleans Pelicans away from home. Today, the Warriors officially released the injury list and appearance status of this game. The details are as follows: Kuminga (knee injury) and Melton (recovering from knee surgery) will continue to be absent; other players can play. It is worth mentioning that Pelicans insider Looney will play in this game. This will also be the first time he faces his old club after leaving the Warriors. By then, facing the Pelicans, who are last in the Western Conference, can the Warriors celebrate their third consecutive victory? Worth the wait.