Warriors 114-83 Pacers, 3 happy and 1 sad! Post grows, 2 supporting roles show value, 3 minors need to be adjusted

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Pacers 114-83. The Warriors played very well in this game. Without Curry, they kept widening the points difference in the first three quarters. The final quarter was almost garbage time, and finally won the game. After the game, the Warriors had 3 joys and 1 sorrow.

Post's current growth is substantial. He has improved by two points this season. One is that he protects rebounds very well. Every time he plays, he can take advantage of rebounds. Another thing is that Post can maintain support. There were passes to the line in this game, and his technique was also good. Now it seems that Post's status has been fixed. As long as he feels good, he can remain in the rotation for a long time.

Richard once again proved his worth in this game. Because as long as he is on the court, he can ensure lethality with the ball, and his dominance is very strong. He scored 15 points on 4-of-8 in the game. He is a plug-and-play point, and Cole must reuse it. In addition, Richard can organize a bit, and his defensive intensity is also very strong. If he lasts about 20 minutes, he will definitely be the best sixth man.

Horford has gone on a rampage in two consecutive games. He exploded in the last quarter of the last game and this second half, and he scored three consecutive points when the team needed to score. After the offensive end is opened, Horford can also be mobilized on the defensive end, which allows him to dominate the offense and defense, which is very gratifying. If he keeps playing like this, the Warriors will have one more 3D player.

Unfortunately, the performance of the third young master is still not good enough. Moody was struggling again in this game. Even though he had a key three-pointer in the third quarter, it was a pity that he made 4 of 11 in the game. In addition, Podje and Kuminga performed even worse than Moody. Podje scored a few goals in the garbage time of the final quarter, and the offense and defense at other times were disastrous. Kuminga has completely lost his offensive rhythm. In addition to rebounding well, he is also keeping up the iron. After these three people slumped, they had a great impact on the Warriors' overall strength.