The remaining Warriors have mixed feelings. The second-round pick guard has a career night, and the two centers have failed to score.

In back-to-back away games against the Kings, the Warriors played with their remaining lineup. The three core players Curry, Butler and Dream Green simply sat on the sidelines. Of course, the first two were due to physical problems. Curry had a cold and cough, Butler left the game early due to injury against the Suns, and Dream Green took more of a strategic rest.

In the end, the remnant Warriors still lost to the Kings. Considering that the opponent's lineup was also uneven, the two core players LaVine and Sabonis also did not play, and Westbrook was even asked to serve as the starting power forward. It was really a bit of a noob pecking each other. Even so, the Warriors have mixed feelings. Even with the three core truces, the Warriors still saw hope of winning and did not give up early, which still made many fans happy.

Among them, second-round pick guard Will Richard is having a career night. As the main player last season, he followed the University of Florida to win the NCAA Crazy Three Championship. However, because he is almost 23 years old, Will Richard is a typical older rookie, which directly caused him to fall to the second round, and was finally selected by the Warriors with the 56th overall pick. At the beginning of the new season, the Warriors coaching staff, especially coach Cole, still dared to use people. Will Richard did not sit on the bench like most low-ranking players, but he was able to get playing time. Will Richard simply took over as the starter in this game. He made 10 of 15 shots and scored 30 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. The other two players who have been playing for the Warriors since entering the league also performed well. Moody and Kuming scored 52 points together.

However, the performance of the Warriors' two centers was very dismal, and they all failed to score. Post, the starting center, functions on the court to open up space. As a result, Post made 0 of 5 shots in this game and only got 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks. The only thing he can boast about is his hard work and diligence, which is enough to show how bad his performance on the court was.

As for veteran Al Horford, it is even more disappointing. Although Horford is already old, he seems to be a good fit for the Warriors because of his sufficient skill set and rich experience. However, Horford's condition seems to have declined greatly. He made a total of 8 shots in this game, and Horford basically did not enter the penalty area. 7 of his shots were three-pointers, so the threat is naturally smaller. In the end, Horford's paper data only had 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, which was not satisfactory to anyone.