The Warriors dig out two cores on the bench! Richard dominated the offense and defense and became the best supporting role, and Horford scored the key goal to break the game

The Warriors defeated the remnant Pacers 114-83 at home. The Warriors played relatively easily in this game because their opponents played so poorly, which allowed them to continue to widen the point difference and eventually win. The dual-core substitutes performed very well in this game.

One is Richard, who played in the NCAA finals that year and was also the team's main backcourt player. So after coming to the Warriors, he was a plug-and-play effect. Because his skills have taken shape and his mental quality is also very good, he can maintain adequate performance every time he plays. He scored 15 points, 4 of 8 from the field, 7 of 8 free throws, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal. This performance is convincing enough.

More importantly, he is very comprehensive on the offensive end. He can hold the ball and break through to the inside to cause damage, or he can move without the ball to complete air cuts, which can ensure that he is active on the offensive end. Don't forget that Richard also has excellent defensive ability, coupled with his good ball-handling ability, which can be continuously cultivated. He is expected to become the second starting position in the future. Of course, Cole shouldn't immediately improve his status. Playing for 20 minutes is already good. If the output continues to be stable, the three young masters will definitely be squeezed out.

Horford's performance is getting better and better. Horford was able to score three points in the first quarter to help the team break the four-minute scoring drought. And in the second half, Horford was able to maintain an excellent three-point shooting rate when his teammates were in a downturn, once again helping the team widen the point difference. Horford scored four three-pointers in the game, and also had 3 blocks. He scored 12 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 blocks in the game. After his two consecutive games, the fans were convinced.

After all, he can stand up at critical moments. Now that the defensive complement has been mobilized, there is no problem with his attitude. He will become the decisive point for the Warriors at critical moments. If he can continue to perform like this in the future, these two people can establish the offensive and defensive performance of the Warriors' bench.