ESPN: Before yesterday’s game with the Spurs, the Warriors had multiple long meetings in the hotel.

Hupu November 14 News Anthony Slater, ESPN's reporter responsible for reporting on the Warriors, revealed that team sources said that before yesterday's victory over the Spurs, the Warriors had multiple long meetings in a San Antonio hotel.

Previously, the Warriors lost to the Thunder by a huge margin and trailed by up to 36 points in the game. After the game, Draymond Green publicly questioned whether the players were more focused on winning the game than pursuing personal goals.

Anthony Slater said that the Warriors faced the Thunder and Spurs back-to-back. After the game with the Thunder, the team discussed letting Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Green rest, but considering the current situation of the team, the three of them did not agree with the rest plan. So Rick Celebrini, the chief decision-maker of the Warriors' medical team, approved the decision to let the three of them play in back-to-back games, because they barely played in the loss to the Thunder.

After defeating the Spurs yesterday, Curry also said that they had several long and very candid game video review sessions, and everyone discussed game strategies and mentality with each other.

"When you lose, you have to evaluate what happened and don't be afraid of changes, which means everyone has to be ready to adapt to what you have to do." Curry said.

In yesterday's game, the Warriors, led by Curry, suddenly showed strength in the third quarter and finally defeated the Spurs 125-120 away from home.