On February 1st, the NBA regular season continued with the Golden State Warriors hosting the Phoenix Suns. Heading into this game, the Warriors had a 24-23 record, sitting at 11th in the Western Conference, while the Suns were 24-22, ranked 9th. The Warriors had recently won two consecutive games, while the Suns had suffered a loss in their previous outing. From the start, the Suns took a 3-point lead in the first quarter. In the second, they extended their advantage to 11 points. By the third quarter, the Suns' lead grew to 19 points. In the final period, they maintained control and finished the game with a 130-105 victory over the Warriors. Let’s take a look at the game recap, player performances配资app下载, and ratings!
展开剩余95%In the last five matchups between the two teams, the Warriors lead the Suns 3-2. In the most recent game this season, the Warriors won 109-105.
Both teams recorded 3 wins and 2 losses in their last five games.
Warriors' starters: Wiggins, Payton II, Poole, Hield, Curry.
Suns' starters: Dunn, Durant, Richards, Booker, Jones.
**First Quarter:** Booker started with a three-pointer, followed by Wiggins with a two-pointer and Poole with a three. Hield also added a three-pointer, while Durant made a difficult two-pointer. Richards dunked, Durant hit a three, and the Suns pulled ahead by 4 points. Hield nailed another three.
Wiggins hit a two-pointer, Richards made two free throws, Booker scored on a layup, and Durant hit another three to give the Suns a 2-point lead. Booker added another basket, and the Suns led by 4 points. O'Neal and Moody each made a three-pointer. Schroder and Allen also contributed with threes, while Plumlee dunked. At the end of the first, the Suns led the Warriors 30-27.
**Second Quarter:** Beal started with a quick 21 points. Poole answered with a three, but Booker added 2 more points, and Beal followed up with another 2. Wiggins responded with a basket, but Booker continued to score. Beal made a three, extending the lead to 8 points, prompting a timeout from the Warriors, who were trailing 41-33.
Beal added another 2 points, and Allen followed with a three-pointer. The Warriors called another timeout. After the break, Curry scored a two-pointer, and Plumlee responded with a 21-point play. The gap reached 13 points, and Coach Kerr appeared frustrated. Wiggins stopped the bleeding with a three. Lee made two points, and Booker responded with a three-pointer. Hield hit another three, closing the gap to 6. Jones and Lee added more, while Booker scored 21, and Allen went on a 5-point run, pushing the gap to 12 points. Durant made one of two free throws, and Schroder added a basket. The Suns led 62-51 at halftime.
**Third Quarter:** The Suns kept up their hot shooting, and the gap quickly grew to over 20 points. **Fourth Quarter:** With the game well out of reach, the Suns cruised to a 130-105 win.
**Suns:** Booker led with 31 points, and six players scored in double digits. Specific stats are available below.
**Warriors:** Wiggins scored a team-high 17 points, with five players reaching double digits. Specific stats below.
**Suns Player Ratings:**
1. Dunn – **Underperforming**
Dunn had a tough game, playing only 5 minutes in the first quarter and failing to score. He finished with just 4 points.
2. Jones – **Average**
Jones had an average game, with 2 points and 6 assists, but failed to make much impact.
3. Beal – **Excellent**
Beal was key in expanding the Suns' lead with his 21 points. His timely shooting made a difference. He finished with 21 points.
4. Richards – **Excellent**
Richards dominated inside, with 14 points and 16 rebounds. He played a crucial role on both ends of the floor.
5. Booker – **Perfect**
Booker was exceptional, finishing with 31 points, 5 rebounds, and 11 assists. His leadership on both ends of the floor was pivotal.
6. Durant – **Excellent**
Durant played consistently, scoring 19 points with 4 rebounds. Though not outstanding, he contributed solidly throughout the game.
**Warriors Player Ratings:**
1. Wiggins – **Excellent**
Wiggins was the standout player for the Warriors, contributing 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists.
2. Moody – **Good**
Moody's 17 points and 6 rebounds were key in closing the gap, though he didn't score much else.
3. Hield – **Excellent**
Hield hit crucial threes and ended with 13 points, helping keep the Warriors in the game for stretches.
4. Schroder – **Good**
Schroder played well, contributing defensively with 4 steals and 6 rebounds.
5. Poole – **Underperforming**
Poole had a quiet game, finishing with just 14 points, far below expectations.
6. Lee – **Good**
Lee contributed with 4 points and 2 rebounds, offering a spark off the bench.
7. Curry – **Average**
Curry struggled, especially in the first half. Despite a decent second half配资app下载, he finished with only 14 points.
In the last five matchups between the two teams, the Warriors lead the Suns 3-2. In the most recent game this season, the Warriors won 109-105.
Both teams recorded 3 wins and 2 losses in their last five games.
Warriors' starters: Wiggins, Payton II, Poole, Hield, Curry.
Suns' starters: Dunn, Durant, Richards, Booker, Jones.
**First Quarter:** Booker started with a three-pointer, followed by Wiggins with a two-pointer and Poole with a three. Hield also added a three-pointer, while Durant made a difficult two-pointer. Richards dunked, Durant hit a three, and the Suns pulled ahead by 4 points. Hield nailed another three.
Wiggins hit a two-pointer, Richards made two free throws, Booker scored on a layup, and Durant hit another three to give the Suns a 2-point lead. Booker added another basket, and the Suns led by 4 points. O'Neal and Moody each made a three-pointer. Schroder and Allen also contributed with threes, while Plumlee dunked. At the end of the first, the Suns led the Warriors 30-27.
**Second Quarter:** Beal started with a quick 21 points. Poole answered with a three, but Booker added 2 more points, and Beal followed up with another 2. Wiggins responded with a basket, but Booker continued to score. Beal made a three, extending the lead to 8 points, prompting a timeout from the Warriors, who were trailing 41-33.
Beal added another 2 points, and Allen followed with a three-pointer. The Warriors called another timeout. After the break, Curry scored a two-pointer, and Plumlee responded with a 21-point play. The gap reached 13 points, and Coach Kerr appeared frustrated. Wiggins stopped the bleeding with a three. Lee made two points, and Booker responded with a three-pointer. Hield hit another three, closing the gap to 6. Jones and Lee added more, while Booker scored 21, and Allen went on a 5-point run, pushing the gap to 12 points. Durant made one of two free throws, and Schroder added a basket. The Suns led 62-51 at halftime.
**Third Quarter:** The Suns kept up their hot shooting, and the gap quickly grew to over 20 points. **Fourth Quarter:** With the game well out of reach, the Suns cruised to a 130-105 win.
**Suns:** Booker led with 31 points, and six players scored in double digits. Specific stats are available below.
**Warriors:** Wiggins scored a team-high 17 points, with five players reaching double digits. Specific stats below.
**Suns Player Ratings:**
1. Dunn – **Underperforming**
Dunn had a tough game, playing only 5 minutes in the first quarter and failing to score. He finished with just 4 points.
2. Jones – **Average**
Jones had an average game, with 2 points and 6 assists, but failed to make much impact.
3. Beal – **Excellent**
Beal was key in expanding the Suns' lead with his 21 points. His timely shooting made a difference. He finished with 21 points.
4. Richards – **Excellent**
Richards dominated inside, with 14 points and 16 rebounds. He played a crucial role on both ends of the floor.
5. Booker – **Perfect**
Booker was exceptional, finishing with 31 points, 5 rebounds, and 11 assists. His leadership on both ends of the floor was pivotal.
6. Durant – **Excellent**
Durant played consistently, scoring 19 points with 4 rebounds. Though not outstanding, he contributed solidly throughout the game.
**Warriors Player Ratings:**
1. Wiggins – **Excellent**
Wiggins was the standout player for the Warriors, contributing 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists.
2. Moody – **Good**
Moody's 17 points and 6 rebounds were key in closing the gap, though he didn't score much else.
3. Hield – **Excellent**
Hield hit crucial threes and ended with 13 points, helping keep the Warriors in the game for stretches.
4. Schroder – **Good**
Schroder played well, contributing defensively with 4 steals and 6 rebounds.
5. Poole – **Underperforming**
Poole had a quiet game, finishing with just 14 points, far below expectations.
6. Lee – **Good**
Lee contributed with 4 points and 2 rebounds, offering a spark off the bench.
7. Curry – **Average**
Curry struggled, especially in the first half. Despite a decent second half, he finished with only 14 points.
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