To serve the old man, it’s time for Curry to give way!

The NBA regular season continues, and the Warriors challenge the Heat away from home. The Warriors currently rank 8th in the Western Conference with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The Heat ranked 7th in the Eastern Conference with a record of 8 wins and 6 losses. ESPN is still not optimistic about the Warriors in this game, thinking that the Heat will win by 2.5 points. It seems that the Warriors have not been optimistic in recent times!

It's another back-to-back game. The Warriors just finished beating the Magic yesterday, and they have to face the Heat again today. These two games are very difficult to play. The opponent's offensive ability is very strong, which requires a lot of energy on the defensive end. Curry sprained his ankle in the last game. The overdraft is really too big. He has stopped playing today's game again.

The Warriors are not playing well in this game. In the past 5 games, the Heat have averaged close to 128 points per game, while the Warriors only have 115 points. Moreover, the Warriors' main players are not playing in this game. It depends on the performance of the substitute players.

The starting lineup for this game is, Heat: Larsson, Wiggins, Adebayor, Powell, Mitchell.

Warriors: Richard, Santos, Davis, Moody, Podemski.

At the beginning of the game, Wiggins broke through and scored a layup. Mitchell then made another one. The Heat hit 4:0. Bojie made a foul and made two free throws to stop the bleeding. Mitchell scored another 3 points, and the score came to 7:2, a 5-point difference! Moody committed a foul and made two free throws, but then Lasson responded with a 3-pointer. Wiggins scored another 3 points, bringing the score to 13:4. Davis grabbed the rebound but missed two free throws. Adebayor scored 3 points and the score reached 17:4. With a 13-point difference, the Warriors only scored 4 points in half a quarter.

Powell scored another 3-pointer, 20:4. Hilder broke through for a layup and finally scored a goal. The Warriors are currently 1 of 13 in sports games. After that, the Warriors' condition improved. Payton and Hield scored 3 points in a row. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors chased the point difference to 9 points, and the score reached 29:20.

Back in the second quarter, Post scored 4 points with a tip-in and a layup, helping the Warriors narrow the point difference to 7 points. The score reached 31:24, Moody dunked again, and the score difference was 5 points. But then the Heat scored 8 points in a row, widening the point difference to 13 points again. Subsequently, the two sides continued to compete around a score difference of about 10 points.

At the end of the quarter, Podger hit a 3-pointer. Davis caused a foul and made two free throws. Hilde stole the ball and broke through and scored. Then Hield scored another 3 points, and the Warriors chased the point difference to 1 point, and the score reached 41:40. Adebayor broke through and scored a layup, Post scored 3 points, 43:43, the two sides were tied, and the Heat would pause. The Warriors scored 17:4 during this period.

After the timeout, Adebayor hit a 2+1. Huskers made a layup and Davis made a tip-in. At halftime, the Warriors trailed the Heat by 4 points, 45:49.

Game statistics, Podemski had 10 points, Hield had 10 points, Moody had 7 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists, Post had 7 points and 3 rebounds, Payton had 5 points, 5 rebounds and 2 steals, Davis had 4 points, 8 rebounds, and Richard had 3 rebounds.

Wiggins had 8 points and 4 rebounds, Adebayo had 8 points and 2 blocks, Huskers had 5 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists, Mitchell had 5 points and 4 assists, and Ware had 3 points and 8 rebounds.

In today's game, the Warriors played quite well. This game illustrates six major facts.

1. In this game, basically the entire Warriors lineup is out. Horford has a toe problem, Curry has an ankle problem, Butler has a back injury, Kuminga has a knee injury, and Green is sick. The Warriors are basically young people playing. It is different from expectations. The young people are playing very well. I have to admit that the Warriors really need to reshuffle their cards.

2. The Warriors grabbed 36 rebounds in the half, 6 more than the Heat's 30. This undoubtedly illustrates a problem. The Warriors' substitute players are not bad.

3. After half the game, the Warriors got 5 steals, while the Heat only had 1 steal. Well, this shows that the Warriors' defense is better without a few seniors.

4. Davis finally played today and scored 4 points and 8 rebounds in the half. This performance shows that it was very ridiculous for Cole to abandon him before, but the fundamental reason for abandoning him is that the Warriors want to play around Curry. Davis cannot meet Curry's requirements, but Davis is really not bad, which is also a fact.

5. Richard really can't play in the starting lineup. He once scored more than 30 points when he was a substitute. However, since he came to the starting lineup, his performance has deteriorated and the pressure is too great, so he is still allowed to play as a substitute.

6. It’s really time for Curry to give way. Although the elderly can produce very good statistics, their deterrent effect on the game is limited. No matter which star they are, they have to face this. Curry has played several highlight performances in the past few games, but the better he plays, the less opportunities young people have and the less they can perform.

Overall, the veterans with Curry as the core should really give way gradually. The veterans have the veteran's style of play and cannot swing hard throughout the game. This will seriously affect the development of young people. Why is it difficult for rookies to grow up in the Warriors? It's because rookies have to adapt to the Warriors' complex play style from the beginning, with various pick-and-rolls, various runs, and various intersperses. Not every NBA player needs to do this, which seriously suppresses the player's own characteristics.

Judging from the current situation of the Warriors, it is impossible to win the championship. Then Curry should take a step back, learn from the old Duncan's style of play, organize and defend well, and leave opportunities to young people. This will be conducive to the long-term development of the team.

To serve the old man, it’s time for Curry to give way! The Warriors faced the Heat, and the second team had 36 rebounds in the half. They were not bad!