The NBA Warriors face the Magic on the 4th. The Warriors' first brother Curry scored 24 points, plus Wiggins contributed 25 points, and finally repelled the opponent 104-99, and the winning percentage exceeded 5%.

Warriors first brother Curry

The Warriors, who are currently barely maintaining a 5-to-1 winning rate, faced the Magic at home today, and the two teams fought a defensive battle in the first half, and neither scored much. The Magic took a 26-18 lead at the end of the first quarter, but the Bay Area Army fought back in the second quarter, and D. Green, Hield and Wiggins scored in relay at the end of the quarter to tie the game at 43-43 at halftime.

However, the Warriors' first brother Curry had a poor outside touch in the first half, scoring only 8 points on 0-of-6 three-point shooting, and Wiggins scored a team-high 12 points.

After the easy basket, the Warriors played a 6-0 offensive, and after Curry, who felt cold in the first half, hit a three-pointer, he strung the team's offensive firepower, and the Warriors extended to a double-digit lead in one fell swoop. However, the Magic showed tenacity and continued to chase after them in the final quarter, taking the lead with just over four minutes to go.

At the critical moment, D. Green jumped out, made achievements in defense and offense, and helped the team to regain the lead, and at the last moment, the Magic adopted foul tactics and sent Curry to the free throw line, and he also lived up to expectations, hitting steadily, allowing the team to hold on to the victory.

The Warriors had three players score in double figures today, with Wiggins scoring 25 points, Curry scoring 24 points and five assists, and Moody scoring 17 points off the bench. For the Magic, Anthony came off the bench to score a game-high 26 points, followed by Wagner with 21 points.