The Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 131-118. Player evaluations: 5 players were excellent, 3 players were passing, and 3 players collapsed.

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 131-118. The Warriors played relatively easily in this game. They controlled their opponents in the last three quarters, continuously widened the point difference, and finally won easily.

The five players in the audience showed an outstanding performance. When Curry was restricted in the second quarter, Butler was able to help the team gain an advantage through offense. The 13 points in the half showed critical significance. Butler scored 20 points in the game. Curry played very easily, scoring 16 points on 5 of 11 shots. This was because his teammates were in full condition, and he only needed to help his teammates create opportunities.

Both Bojie and Moody are in better shape, because neither of them performed very well before and frequently had blackouts, which ultimately resulted in no effect. However, in this game, Bojie was comprehensive and Moody maintained a perfect three-pointer. The two scored 43 points together. Kuminga still maintained a perfect output. He has been in full swing since the beginning of the season. He scored 25 points in the game and was very active in rebounding. He has found his feet.

Green, Richard and Post all performed passably. Green is still struggling in this game, but he can control the opponent's mentality and organize it. It's not bad, and it doesn't cause the team to collapse. After Richard came on the court, he was full of enthusiasm. With 4 points on 2 of 3, he was able to rebound and play well defensively. He continued to maintain his stability. Post was still a surprise in the second quarter. He defended Morant very well and protected the rebounds. Even if his shooting percentage was not good, it was not a big problem.

Hield, TJD and Payton Jr. all showed collapse. Hilder's shooting rate has begun to be sluggish again during this period. He made 2 of 7 in the game and has been in a slump continuously. As long as he doesn't feel good shooting, it's a side effect, which is already very clear. Payton Jr. and TJD are really useless. They just give away points on the court during regular time, which is a pity.