The NBA regular season continues with the Warriors hosting the Pistons today. In the end, they narrowly beat the Pistons 115-110, and the Pistons have been very strong lately, so this game will not be so easy for the Warriors to win. And the real game did not surprise many fans, the game was unusually stalemate, and the two sides continued to alternate leads, but in the end, the Warriors still won the game with Green's winning three-pointer.

Curry, Green and Butler all played very well today, Curry scored 32 points in the game, and Butler scored 26 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, setting a new high since he joined the Warriors. Green, on the other hand, had 12 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists in the game. The Warriors' win today was undoubtedly contributed to Green's victory, and his final three-pointer can be said to have directly helped the Warriors win the game.

It took a lot of courage for Green to make this shot choice, because he didn't pass it to Curry or Butler, and it was a tough decision to make when he was on the court at the last crucial moment. When we keep giving praise to Curry and Butler after a game, let's not forget that the Warriors are actually a Big Three lineup, and Green is also one of the Warriors' giants. So Green deserves praise for today's game, and Green's performance seems to be getting better and better since Butler joined the Warriors in recent times, not only Curry has the hope of winning the championship after seeing Butler join the Warriors, Green also feels this way. So Green is more engaged on the court, both on the defensive end and on the offensive end.

Perhaps many fans are also aware that the Warriors are now more capable of closing games in the final moments, and in the past they have often lost games when they played to the final critical moments, but in recent times they have been more consistent in scoring in the final moments. Butler's arrival did play a crucial role, and he was able to stand up at the last moment to stabilize the morale of the army. Many fans have a lot of expectations for the Warriors next. As long as they stay healthy, they won't be afraid of any team in the playoffs.