Week 4 of the season, GSW has managed to climb to the top of the power ranking leaderboard.
Klay Thompson broke out of his slump in resounding fashion, draining an NBA-record 14 3-pointers in Chicago on Monday. Whether or not they’re setting records, the Warriors are putting up huge numbers, not only by employing Thompson, Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant.
They rank second in player movement (12.4 miles traveled per 24 minutes of possession) and third in ball movement (394 passes per 24 minutes of possession), with a seven-pass possession against Minnesota on Friday being a proper display of how hard they are to guard. The 124.8 points per 100 possessions the champs have scored over their seven-game winning streak is the most that they’ve scored over any seven-game stretch in their five seasons under Steve Kerr. Of course, five of the seven opponents during the streak rank in the bottom six on defense. Their five-game homestand now continues with two games against top-five defenses on Monday and Thursday.
Here’s the highlight of the match
The game was so hyped!!! Klay managed to score 52 points in just 3 quarters or roughly 27 minutes. He also broke the record that was set by Curry in 2016 (13 3s in a game) which is insane. Despite the minutes played, Klay managed to do unbelievable things. Well, that’s what i really like about this team though, they never stop to surprise their fans with ridiculous shots, score, plays, etc.
