The Warriors 31-point victory brings good news again! Curry will return at the end of the game, and the strongest team will face the devil s schedule

On November 10, the NBA regular season continued. The Warriors defeated the Pacers 114-83 at home. Neither team was in very good shape at the beginning of this game, but then the Warriors slowly entered a rhythm and began to take the initiative on the court. The Pacers even tied the score in the third quarter, but then fell into a complete slump, and the point difference continued to widen. In the final quarter, the Warriors launched a 39-18 offensive, and the game lost suspense early on.

In this way, the Warriors finally defeated the Pacers at Chase Center, having lost all six previous matches here. This victory also allowed the Warriors to stabilize the situation and avoid falling into a downturn. The team has also won 5 consecutive games at home and has not lost yet. However, the team's ability to play away games is somewhat poor, with only 1 win and 5 losses. After a brutal victory over the Pacers, the Warriors also received good news, that is, the core Curry is returning.

In the post-game interview, Warriors coach Cole said: "We expect Stephen Curry to return in the next game against the Thunder." Curry missed the past three games due to a cold and illness. The Warriors also let him rest peacefully to be on the safe side, but now the situation has improved, which means that he will come back in the next game. With Curry's return, the Warriors will also have the strongest lineup to face the next devil's schedule.

The Warriors have a very difficult schedule at the beginning of the new season. They have already played three back-to-back games, and next they will face a devilish schedule, completing a six-game road trip in nine days. This is also a severe test for the Warriors. After all, their lineup is a bit older this season, and their away record is only 1 win and 5 losses. It depends on whether they can withstand this time.

At the beginning of the season, the Warriors also gained something, especially the performance of second-round pick Richard, who became a substitute. Facing the Pacers this time, he played 19 minutes and scored 15 points and 3 rebounds on 4-of-8 shooting. You know, he has scored 30+ points in a single game before, and he dares to fight and fight hard on the court. This is the team's biggest gain so far. In addition, veteran Horford is also getting better. This time he scored 12 points on 4 of 6 three-pointers. In previous games, he only hit 5 three-pointers in total. Their resurgence also makes the Warriors' lineup deeper and allows for better rotations.