Lose and lose! Green elbowed Sika. Cole was dissatisfied with the penalty and criticized Curry after the game.

109-114, the Warriors lost to the Pacers in an upset away game and suffered two consecutive losses in the Eastern Conference. This game was similar to the previous game against the Bucks. The score could never be opened and it was very close and intense. The Warriors made consecutive mistakes at the last moment, allowing the Pacers to seize the opportunity to win the game.

In addition, the Warriors not only lost in this game, they also lost people. During the game, Green saw that he couldn't beat him, so he came out to hurt others again. This time he targeted Siakam, the core of the Pacers, and gave the ball away with an elbow, and the Pacers made a comeback. In addition, Green also criticized the referee many times and was very arrogant.

There is no doubt that the biggest losers in this game are Curry and Cole. The former played an undercover role in the second half, while the latter did not pay enough attention to his opponent and had very problematic personnel selection. After the game, Cole once again criticized the team's performance and was also dissatisfied with Curry's performance. He said: "We didn't execute well on the offensive end, and the same goes for the defensive end. We kept fouling and made mistakes again and again. We didn't deserve to win this game. Tonight was not Curry's night, and he didn't play like himself tonight. A difficult night."

Warriors reporter Joe Viray posted a comment: "There is nothing to analyze in depth in this game. What I saw is that the Pacers players take the game seriously, while the Warriors players are careless. You can't underestimate any NBA player."

The Warriors lost, Bart Leque set a record in team history. In this campaign, he scored 20 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks on 6-of-14 shooting. He has played in 37 regular season games for the Warriors so far, totaling 688 points, 204 rebounds and 21 assists. He reached 500 points, 200 rebounds and 200 assists in just 37 games, the fastest in Warriors history! It's a pity that everything was ruined by Curry and Cole, and the milestone became a "mileage tragedy".