NBA Cup-Curry 37+9 reappeared, Night, Doncic 31 points, Klay 22 points against the old master, Warriors beat the Mavericks

On November 13, Beijing time, in the NBA regular season and NBA Cup Western Group C, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Mavericks 120-117 at home.

Warriors Curry 37 points, 6 rebounds, 9 assists and 2 blocks, Green 11 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks, Melton 14 points and 4 assists, Kuminga 16 points and 5 rebounds, Looney 5 points and 11 rebounds, Hield 14 points and 2; For the Mavericks, Doncic had 31 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals, Klay 22 points, Irving 21 points and 6 assists, Gafford 15 points and 6 rebounds, and Lively 12 points and 8 rebounds.

In the first quarter of the game, Curry hit a long-range shot, Wiggins sent a dunk, and Green threw in a three-pointer; Doncic hit a mid-range shot, followed by a long-range shot, and Doncic took a narrow 9-8 lead. Curry successfully picked a basket, Melton made an easy layup, Green threw a big mid-range shot, Curry and Melton threw in three points in a row, Curry scored from mid-range, and the Warriors took a 24-15 advantage. Doncici scored seven straight points on a jumper, Klay hit a three-pointer and the Mavericks tied the score at 25-28. Hield hit a long-range shot and Kuminga scored on a driving layup to help the Warriors maintain their advantage and end the quarter with a 33-27 lead.

In the second quarter, Kuminga and Melton both scored layups; Grimes hit a long-range shot, Kuminga scored a layup, Gafford sent a dunk, Doncic broke through, and Podemski made a layup to catch up, giving the Warriors a narrow lead of 39-38. Gafford made consecutive baskets, Klay hit two three-pointers, Irving hit a step-back jumper, Doncic hit a board, and Lively ate a basket to give the Mavericks an 11-point advantage at 57-46. Wiggins dunked, Kuminga turned over and jumped, Wiggins dunked quickly, Kuminga threw in an open three-pointer, and Curry pulled a layup to help the Warriors catch up. At halftime, the Mavericks led 63-59.

In the third quarter of the game, Curry scored a fast break, Davis received a dunk in the air, and the Warriors chased the score to 63 draws. Curry and Melton played back-to-back offenses, Curry fired from the outside, Davis continued to wreak havoc under the basket, Green threw in a three-pointer, and the Warriors opened up the margin 79-66. Doncic kept attacking the basket, Irving wiped the board for a layup, and the Mavericks went on a 10-0 run to tie the score at 76-79. Curry threw and scored, Kuminga dunked under the basket, Curry and Kuminga's long-range shots went in again, and the Warriors opened the score again at 91-82. Marshall flew to the basket, Doncic scored 2+1, and Marshall's throw went in again, helping the Mavericks close the difference. Looney scored a layup to give the Warriors a 96-89 lead to end the quarter.

Curry made another "good night" gesture after hitting a crucial three-pointer

In the final quarter of the game, Lively easily ate cake under the basket, Irving also scored a layup, Melton stepped back and made a three-point shot, and the Mavericks chased the score to 98. Marshall threw the board, Hield made an easy layup, and Moody dunked; Lively dunked under the basket, and Clary scored 5 points in a row on an outside shot, and the two sides were deadlocked on the court to 105 ties. Irving made an easy layup, Klay made a three-pointer to chase the body, and Gafford hit the basket in succession; Melton hit a key three-pointer, and Curry scored 10 straight points from mid-range to blow up the opponent and give the Warriors a 118-114 lead. After Curry made a crucial three-pointer, he made the classic goodnight gesture again. Glenham hit a step-back three-pointer and the Mavericks tied the score at 117-118. With little time left, the Mavericks had to make tactical fouls, Curry made 2 of 2 free throws, and the Warriors won smoothly.

Starting lineup

Warriors: Curry, Melton, Wiggins, Green, Davis

Mavericks: Doncic, Irving, Klay, Marshall, Gafford