Today, the Warriors traveled to the road to take on the Kings, and in the end they suffered another loss, losing 117-123 to the Kings. At one point, they led the Kings by nearly 20 points, but were reversed by the Kings in the second half. In the second half, the Kings adjusted their defensive strategy. They were very successful defending Curry today, allowing Curry to score 14 points on 11 shots in the game, and the whole league should follow the Kings' defensive strategy for this game.

So how did the Kings go about defending Curry? Attentive fans should find that the Kings defended Curry today with a decisive pinch approach, two people to pinch Curry, and would rather let go of their defenders than let Curry play, in order not to let Curry participate in the offense. Others can beat me, but Curry can't beat me. The test is the finishing ability of other players other than Curry and their ability to attack with the ball. And this is what the Warriors are best at, so the Warriors' dead end was caught by the Kings.

Neither Wiggins nor Schroder have a strong scoring explosion. Wiggins has not been consistent throughout the season, and Schroder's scoring efficiency has dropped significantly compared to the Nets since Schroder joined the Warriors, and he is also a player who must rely on pick-and-roll to attack. The Warriors lacked a top-notch single scorer, so the Kings' strategy of wrapping up Curry worked well. Curry didn't get a shot at all in today's game, so you'll find that Curry had to shoot a long-range three-pointer when he saw his team trail in the final moments. It is to shoot a long-range three-point shot two meters outside the three-point line immediately before the opponent does not form a pinch shot, but the shooting rate of this shooting method is difficult to guarantee.

Maybe the whole league will follow the King's defensive style in the future, and resolutely pinch Curry when facing the Warriors, not letting Curry attack, and testing others. Of course, the Warriors are not a strong team in the league for many teams in the league these days, and there may be some teams that can still beat the Warriors with regular defense. The Warriors' biggest problem right now is that they don't have a consistent second star other than Curry. If the Warriors continue to lose, if the management does not take some action, there may be turmoil within the Warriors, and losing all the time will completely collapse the atmosphere of a team.