Warriors 116-126 Lakers welcome 2 joys and 2 worries! Bojie + TJD works too well, Kuminga + Spencer cause headaches

In the NBA preseason, the Warriors lost to the Lakers 116-126. It was a pity for the Warriors to play this game. They dug holes in the first half and approached the third quarter. Unfortunately, they were widened again in the final quarter. The final result was that they still lost. After the game, the Warriors had 2 joys and 2 worries.

Bojie finally showed his lethality in this game. You have to know that he was a mess on offense and defense in the last game. In this game, he scored 23 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists and 1 steal on 10 of 16. Such data is comprehensive enough. More importantly, his scoring, organization and defense are all giving perfect output. He may be a little lacking in finishing, but there are no other problems. This is what he needs to focus on strengthening. But as long as he maintains his desire to attack, his value is still okay.

TJD also became a surprise player in this game. Now his speed has obviously improved a lot, especially after losing weight, his appearance on the court is surprising. Whether it's the impact at the basket or the fight for secondary rebounds, he maintains sufficient speed. TJD scored 14+7+1 steals and 2 blocks in the whole game. He had no problem driving offense and defense in the interior.

However, the performance of two players in this game was still too disappointing. Spencer made only 3 of 12 shots, and his plus/minus value was still the lowest in the game. Such data directly made people stupid. Even though he has been playing iron on the court, Cole continues to reuse him. This kind of decision is also confusing. It is unlikely that Spencer will have a chance in the future.

Kuminga's performance is not good either. Now he is incompatible with the team. He really wanted to integrate into the team, but the timing of some passes was not very good. Passing for the sake of passing led to many mistakes. In the whole game, Kuminga made 5 of 8 shots and scored 13 points, 6 assists and 5 turnovers. His plus-minus value was still the lowest among the starters, and his rebound control was not good. He still could not make enough changes. This is probably still a matter of golfers. If this continues, the Warriors probably won’t implement it next season, right?