The Warriors reversed the Nuggets 137-131. Player evaluations: 4 players were excellent, 1 player was passing, and 4 players were sluggish.

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Nuggets 137-131. In this game, the Warriors fell behind in the first half, but closed the gap through their performance in the third quarter. Even though the Nuggets pulled away again in the fourth quarter, the Warriors were still able to tie at the last moment and the two sides entered overtime. The Warriors were able to dominate the situation in overtime and eventually came back to win.

All four players performed excellently. Curry's performance in this game was terrible. Even with 13 points in the third quarter, he could still score key three-pointers in the final quarter to help the team force overtime. Curry also scored 42 points in the entire game. He showed unstoppable output on the offensive end. Kuminga's current output in terms of support and rebounds is very good, especially there is a key rebound at the last moment. The shooting efficiency is also maintained well. He scored 14 points on 6 of 11 shots. He has become a stable rotation.

Green's performance was also good. He made no mistakes today. Green's key defense at the last moment helped the team push into overtime. And in overtime, he contained Jokic very well, and he played a strategic role on the defensive end. Green made no mistakes on the offensive end, scoring 11+7+8 on 5 of 7. Such statistics are very comprehensive. Horford is also a key point. He was able to score a three-pointer at the end of overtime to help the team take the lead. With 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting, he was full of energy on the defensive end and could switch defenses. He was very important to the bench.

Richard’s performance is passing. Richard has performed very well in these two games. He can make enough contributions in terms of rebounding and defense. He can basically stabilize the rotation.

Podger, Hield, Payton Jr. and Post all performed sluggishly. Podger's performance in the final quarter was very poor. When he was holding the ball, the team lost consecutive points and couldn't score on the offensive end. He should be abandoned as much as possible at critical moments. Hield's three-point shooting percentage is still not good, 1 of 7 in the game. This kind of output is obviously not enough. Although Payton Jr. made 3 of 5, it was a pity that his offensive and defensive effects were not very good. All Post's data for 4 minutes were 0, which was worthless.