NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 121-113 at home. The Warriors played well in this game, maintaining the lead in each quarter, which allowed them to steadily secure the victory.
Six players had perfect scores throughout the game. Schroder's performance is getting better and better, which is reassuring. Previously, Schroder was ineffective with or without the ball, but now that chemistry has developed, he can activate the team and score himself. He finished with 17 points and 9 assists, controlling the rhythm of the game. Wiggins was also a major highlight, scoring 18 points in the third quarter alone. Although he only scored 24 points in total, he could hold off the Grizzlies' counterattacks and maintain defensive intensity, which is commendable.
Hield and Waters had very high shooting percentages in this game. Waters was present on the court in the final quarter, able to score consecutively, finishing with 16 points. Hield, despite missing shots in previous games, scored 14 points in this one, including 4 out of 7 three-pointers. This was his most accurate game in the last five. Kuminga continued to provide stable output, scoring 13 points in 15 minutes, but unfortunately suffered an injury, spraining his ankle, which should not be a major issue. Li Kaili dominated the final quarter, during which time he was both offensive and defensive, even revitalizing the offensive rhythm. Unfortunately, Kerr did not use him much previously. Li Kaili finished with 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks, performing very well.
TJD, Green, Moody, and Spencer all had passing grades. TJD's performance was still watchable, although his shooting percentage wasn't great. However, he could protect the rim and assist, finishing with 11 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals. Green increased his pick-and-roll in this game, had a good shooting percentage, and completed his defensive tasks. However, he once again showed emotional outbursts, which is concerning. Fortunately, the team still managed to stabilize the situation.
Spencer, although a fringe player, surprised with his quick passing. He could pass the ball immediately when he saw an opportunity, and also performed well defensively, completing his tasks on the court. Moody scored 8 points in 8 minutes, being efficient and ready to play, but he couldn't secure consistent playing time.