Warriors 129-123 Trail Blazers welcome 3 joys and 1 sorrow!

In the NBA preseason, the Warriors defeated the Trail Blazers 129-123. In this game, when the Warriors dug holes in the first three quarters, they were able to hit a climax in the final quarter, scoring 51 points in a single quarter and turning the game around. After the game, the Warriors had 3 joys and 1 sorrow.

Post should be the biggest surprise. He scored 20 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists on 7-of-14 shooting. He went on a rampage in the final quarter and scored in double figures in a single quarter, becoming a key factor in the team's reversal. And Post is obviously much stronger now. Of course, he was able to maintain stable output for a period of time last season. I hope this state can continue. He is expected to become the core scoring point of the Warriors on the outside.

Claire is also a surprise player. His biggest surprise in this game is his accuracy. He scored 14 points on 4-of-5 in the game, and his plus-minus value is still the highest on the team. Of course, when he was in the NCAA, his defense and energy were very strong, but he was a little short, but he seemed to be good as a surprise player. Clare needs to continue to prove his worth in the future and see if he can get a rotation position in the regular season.

Cole's coaching is also good. The reason why he won this game is because Cole trusted the substitute players. During that period, they still maintained reasonable basketball on the offensive end, and were also very motivated on the defensive end. While ensuring offense and defense, they finally completed the reversal. In other words, the Warriors are a very mature team. Whether they are starting or coming off the bench, the offensive and defensive system is still good, and they are implementing the coach's tactics, which allows them to always unearth some surprises.

But the performance of Kuminga and Pojie was still too bad. As long as the two of them go up, they will give out points. Kuminga worked hard on the offensive end and made many mistakes. Bojie was also struggling on the offensive end, and his performance on the defensive end was also poor. In the end, both of them failed. Generally speaking, they have not made any progress this offseason. Let's see how they adjust their status in the future, otherwise they will continue to be the target of criticism.