How long can the Warriors' two offensive performances last?

After two disastrous starts and a sluggish season, the Warriors seem to have played some beautiful basketball after Drummond Green's comeback. First, he successfully revenged the pioneers, and then defeated the king by 3 1 minute back to back. Looks like the Warriors are back, or is this just a flash in the pan?

I don't quite agree with these two statements. The Warriors' current lineup may still have some extravagant hopes, and the primary goal is to ensure a playoff seat. But at the same time, I think this performance is not a flash in the pan, but a gradual adaptation and improvement under the new lineup system of the team.

Let's talk about the game against the king that ended first. Maybe some fans will question the overall strength of this opponent, but don't forget a sentence: "There is no weak team in NBA", which means that no NBA team can be underestimated. The following attacks often occur, not to mention improvisation is more important than absolute strength. The Kings may be on the edge of the Western Conference playoffs, but before this game, their performance was remarkable. They beat Phoenix twice, with a winning rate of 50% in the first six games, and the scores of the lost games were very close.

In this game, the Warriors changed the slow heat in the frontcourt, took the initiative from the beginning of the game, and soon established a double-digit lead, with a score difference of nearly 40 points. Finally, the Warriors took the game away in only three quarters.

Throughout this game, the Warriors' offensive fluency has obviously improved a lot, and their ability to seize opportunities has been enhanced, especially on the outside, where they made 23 of 43 shots and hit 53.5%. And almost everyone contributed three-pointers, which is quite gratifying. You know, the Warriors averaged only 12 in the first six games, and their shooting percentage was only 365,438. Ubray, who has been criticized for his outside touch in previous games, seems to have found a right center outside the three-point line in this game. He made 4 of 6 three-pointers and scored 18 points efficiently, which is another gratifying place.

In addition, the Warriors' technical statistics of this game are particularly eye-catching, that is, the number of assists is as high as 4 1, which means that it is conservatively estimated that the Warriors have at least 82 points through passing, which reflects the integrity of the team's attack and the degree of grasping opportunities.