Warriors 118-107 Suns Player evaluation: 3 players are excellent, 7 players are passing, Santos collapses

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Suns 118-107. In this game, the Warriors just couldn't play well in the third quarter, but they continued to help the team expand their advantage in the other three quarters, and finally won the game with a big victory.

All four players performed excellently. Moody was still the most eye-catching player in this game. In the final quarter, he relied on his continuous scoring to help the team continue to expand the point difference. He scored 24 points on 7-of-11 shooting, and his three-pointer was completely transformed. This is a huge gain for the Warriors. The recovery of Post and Hield is so gratifying. They had suffered consecutive collapses before, especially Hield, who collapsed more times than Post. Fortunately, the two of them maintained a perfect three-point shooting percentage and scored 26 points together, which was crucial for the outside line.

Curry, Kuminga, Green, Butler, Podger, TJD, and Spencer all performed passably. Curry's performance in the first three quarters of this game was pretty good, hitting 5 of 12 three-pointers. Helplessly, he made consecutive shots in the final quarter. He made 9 of 23 shots in the game and was chased by his opponents for points. Age still has an impact on him.

Kuminga was still too sluggish on the field, just 1 of 4. Fortunately, things picked up in the third quarter, but they made 4 turnovers. However, his guarantee for rebounding and defense is still the basics. Green's statistics are still regular. He doesn't take many shots, but he can stabilize the series and defense, and can limit Allen. However, he made many mistakes, 4 in the game.

Butler also suffered an injury in the second half, which made it very difficult for the Warriors to play in the transition period. In the first half, he was able to help the team continue to widen the point difference. Even if he only scored 1 of 5, his role was still very obvious. Bojie still had a problem with his three-point shooting percentage in this game, but his overall shooting percentage was 5 of 11. He could also hold the ball for a while and played very rationally. TJD still has the problem of buttery hands. He got 7+2+3 on 3 of 5, which is already good. Spencer completed the basic tasks, could steal, could hold the ball without making mistakes, and received 7+4 assists, which allowed Curry to rest for a while.

Santos was the only performance to collapse. As long as he appears on the court, he keeps losing points. He has a plus-minus value of -10 in 2 minutes. This kind of performance is impossible to watch.