NBA" leads by up to 43 points! The Spurs beat the Curry-less Warriors, sweeping 11 consecutive wins to catch up with the Lakers

Wembanyama. (Reuters)

[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] The Warriors played in San Antonio today. Without their first brother Stephen Curry, the offense and defense were out of order. They were attacked 18-0 at the beginning of the game and ended up losing 85-123. The Spurs won 11 consecutive games and had a post-game record of 11 wins and 2 losses, tied with the Lakers for the top spot in the Western Conference.

Curry was previously injured in a game against the Rockets. The test result was a torn right oblique muscle. He is expected to be out for at least two weeks. Without Curry, the Warriors' offense in the first quarter was severely disrupted. The Spurs took everything they asked for and launched an 18-0 attack. Gui Santos' layup ended the scoring drought with 5 minutes and 53 seconds left in the first quarter. The opponent was outscored 18-0 by coach Steve Kerr at the beginning of the game. Kerr's worst record since coaching the Warriors. The Spurs scored 18 consecutive points at the start of the game, which was the best record in team history and the playoffs in the past 30 years.

The Warriors made only 5 of 24 shots in the first quarter and entered the second quarter trailing 14:38. In the second quarter, their firepower still did not improve much. After the first two quarters, they trailed the Spurs 33:63. The team shot only 25% in the first half, while the Spurs shot 50%. Stephon Castle scored a game-high 18 points.

Cashel continued to feel hot after changing baskets. He scored 14 points in 6 of 8 shots in a single quarter and led the Spurs to a 34:27 offensive. They led by as many as 43 points in the quarter and won the victory without any suspense. The Spurs' team shot 48% in this campaign. Cashel scored 5 three-pointers and scored a team-high 32 points. "French Monster" Victor Wembunyama (Victor) Wembanyama played only 20 minutes and scored 12 points and 12 rebounds. Keldon Johnson scored 18 points off the bench.

The Warriors shot 33% from the field today, and none of the five starting players scored in double digits. Youngster LJ Cryer scored a team-high 20 points. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, who performed well at the start of the season, only scored 3 points on 1-for-13 shooting.