The 13-point victory is very solid. Who is the key to the Warriors victory? There are scorers everywhere. One person will be rewarded by renewing his contract.

The game between the Warriors and the Grizzlies was also quite lively. Both teams have the potential to make the playoffs in the Western Conference this season. Everyone has seen the final result. The Warriors are still superior and beat the Grizzlies by 13 points, which is also quite stable. So what are the points worth analyzing in this game? The 13-point victory was very solid. Who is the key to the Warriors winning? There are scorers everywhere, and one person will be rewarded by renewing his contract.

The current Warriors are definitely the top presence in the Western Conference. In this game against the Grizzlies, Cole's strategy also paid off. In terms of tactical arrangements, Cole made the Warriors players feel comfortable, and in terms of rotation adjustments, he also allowed different combinations and different lineups to appear at the right time. In addition, Cole has also changed a lot in the defensive strategy arrangement, leaving Morant and other Grizzlies main players without too many opportunities and preventing them from scoring easily.

So from a player perspective, who is more critical? Overall, the Warriors were full of scorers in this game, with 5 players scoring in double figures. If we want to talk about who is the key, let’s not talk about players such as Curry and Butler. They are the team’s fundamentals. In the character puzzle, three people come into view. The first is Podemski. The young man was quite brave in this game and played his role in the team well, scoring 23 points and 6 assists.

The second place is Kuminga. It has to be said that Kuminga has become more enlightened after the contract extension, and he is also very smart in the game, not as blind as last season. In this game, Kuminga played 31 minutes and 33 seconds, made 14 shots, scored 25 points, and also had 10 rebounds and 4 assists. If you break down Kuminga's game, he can do so much. To some extent, Kuminga is the growth point of the Warriors, and the contract extension has paid off.

The third place is Moody's. After Moody returned, although he did not start, he was able to perform efficiently on the bench. In 22 minutes and 07 seconds, Moody scored 20 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist, and made 5 of 7 three-pointers. Everyone who has watched the game knows that Moody is really at ease now. He will do his best in whatever position Cole assigns him. It is foreseeable that Moody's position will become increasingly stable.

In general, the Warriors winning this game is also a reflection of the team's overall strength, and it is also the way the Warriors most want to see win. That is, the core main force is not consumed too much, and the role players support the game. For a team with many veterans, this is definitely a very beneficial game mode. In addition, in the Western Conference, it is necessary to establish a record advantage at the beginning of the season. The Warriors have suffered a lot in the past few seasons, and this rhythm will change this season.