Warriors 109-114 Pacers Player evaluation: 2 players were good, 4 players were passing, 5 players collapsed

The Warriors lost to the Pacers 109-114 on the road today. The Warriors' performance in this game was pretty good, because they kept widening the point difference throughout the game and kept pressing the Pacers. It's a pity that the game collapsed at the last moment, and both offense and defense were lost. In the end, the Warriors were defeated.

Butler and Podger performed well throughout the game. Podger is in very good shape now. As long as he is on the court, he can provide positive help. Not only can he lead the team to stop the Pacers, but he is also efficient, able to organize and defend. He has become a comprehensive player, and he has gradually won over the fans. Butler's game is very critical. They went wild in the third quarter and helped the team cling to the score at critical moments in the fourth quarter. 20 + 7 assists + 3 steals + 2 blocks in the game. He has done his best in offensive and defensive output.

Kuminga, Green, Post, and Sampson all performed passably. Now Kuminga's overall performance is relatively stable. He can play both inside and outside the whole game, and he can also rely on his hard hitting to help the team widen the point difference. Even when Kuminga was shooting at the last moment, he didn't have much possession of the ball, which is a pity.

Green is quite average, with statistics of 8+10, which is a regular performance for him. There were just too many mistakes, which is a pity. In addition, the traffic on the court was directed, and inexplicable fouls occurred at critical moments, which was very helpless. Post and Sampson protect rebounds well and can guarantee shooting percentage. They both fulfill the role of substitutes.

Curry, Horford, Moody, Hield, and Payton Jr. all showed collapse. Curry's three-point shooting rate in the whole game was still too high, and he made a lot of mistakes. Even if he scored 24 points, he played an undercover role in two consecutive games, and his condition needs to be adjusted.

Horford's current effect has become worse and worse, because his frame protection is not good and his pace is slow, resulting in very poor effect on the court. Moody was beaten by one step on the defensive end and was beaten on the offensive end, making it impossible to watch the offense and defense. Hield hit 1 of 4, but it had no effect. Payton Jr. has no meaning on the court, and cannot provide any output offensively or defensively.