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Photo: Reuters – Scanpix
Reuters Photo – Scanpix
Kevin Durant returned to the court after three lost games, and his Brooklyn Nets (16-12) celebrated his victory in San Francisco.
Man of the match
Steve Nash students on the move 134: 117 (37:28, 29:23, 42:31, 26:35) dealt with the Golden State Warriors (14-13).
During the first half-minute break, Durant was honored by the Warriors, where the forward played before the Nets stint and won two NBA titles.
A special video was made for the basketball player and a separate tribute is planned for Durant’s upcoming visit to Chase Center, when fans will be able to watch the game.
“My time at the Warriors was a lot of fun,” Durant said after the game. – It was a great challenge to learn a different basketball philosophy and I took it for the rest of my life. The tribute video was wonderful, I remember those moments every day. “
In the game Durant with 20 points won (7/13 two, 1/6 trit, 3/4 penalty) was among the most productive. The forward managed to bounce 5 balls in 33 minutes, make 6 assists and made 4 errors.
It was the first game in which the Warriors felt the power of the Nets with James Harden leading. The former Houston Rockets defender scored 19 points (1/3 double, 5/8 trit, 2/2 penalty) in 35 minutes, bounced 8 balls, made 16 assists and made 5 errors.
Kyrie Irving, the last member of the Big Three, was the most productive of the team: 23 points (8/12 doubles, 2/5 trit., 1/1 penalty), 5 rebounds and 4 productive passes.
For the home team, Stephen Curry scored 27 points in 33 minutes (8/8 double, 2/9 trit., 5/5 penalty), bounced 3 balls and had 5 assists.
“Warriors”: Stephenas Curry 27 (8/8 dvit., 2/9 trit., 5/5 baud., 4 kld.), Kelly Oubre’as (5/10 dvit., 1/5 trit., 10 atk .kam.) ir Andrew Wigginsas (6/9 dvit., 1/6 trit., 2 block.) po 17, Ericas Paschallas 16 (7/10 dvit.), Kentas Bazemore’as 11 (2 block.).
Networks: Kyrie Irving 23 (8/12), Kevin Durant 20 (7/13, 1/6 Trit, Block 2, 4th), James Harden 19 (5/8) 8 res., 16 res., 3 ff., 5 ft.), Bruce Brown 18 (8/12 double, 7 res), Joe Harris 15 (3/6 trit.), Jeff Greenas 14 (4/5 dvit.).
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