After the stumble against Minnesota, the Golden State Warriors came back to win: This morning (Wednesday) Steve Kerr’s players had no trouble defeating the weak Detroit Pistons 86: 102 at home, and climbed to a 12:32 balance – second in nature in the West (after the Phoenix Suns in first place with 9:34 left). ). The team from California continues to maintain a great home balance – 19 wins and only 3 losses.
Season-high 19 points (& counting) for KT#KlayThompson || #NBAAllStar pic.twitter.com/Wc9STAkvmH
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) January 19, 2022
As you might have guessed before the game, it was not a particularly difficult challenge for the Warriors – who mostly continued to get Clay Thompson fit. The guard returning from injury finished the evening with 21 points (season record), and for the first time approached 50% from the field with 6 of 13. Already at halftime, Golden State led by 28 points – 38:66, which practically ended the story and allowed it to travel to another W. Detroit with a third loss in four games, left penultimate with a balance of 33:10.
Alongside Thompson were for Golden State also Andrew Wiggins with 19 and Steph Kerry with 18 (four successful shots over the arc). Rodney McGruder scored 19 for the visitors, Cade Cunningham the rookie finished a bad night with just 8 points and 3 of 10 from the field.
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