On July 9, Beijing time, the Las Vegas Summer League continued, and the Golden State Warriors played against the New York Knicks. After the whole game, the Knicks beat the Warriors 101-88 and got a good start.
Overall stats:
Specific score: 20-26, 25-16, 22-35, 21-24 (the Knicks are behind).
On the Knicks side, Grimes scored 24 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 2 steals, Phelan Hunter 17 points and 3 rebounds, Simms 16 points and 10 rebounds, McBride 14 points and 7 assists, Jeffreys 12 point.
On the Warriors side, Kuminga played a downturn. He scored 2 of 10 and 0 of 4 three-pointers. He only scored 4 points, 3 assists and 2 steals, and also sent 5 turnovers. Moses Moody led the way, scoring 34 points and 5 rebounds. In addition, Jarrod Yutoff 5 points and 10 rebounds, Mike Lang 17 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, Witherspoon 9 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists, Guy Santos 8 points, Jessup 7 points.
Game recap:
In the first quarter, the Knicks took the lead and Grimes made a three-pointer into the net. On the Warriors side, Witherspoon made a layup and scored 2+1 to open the team. Since then, Moses Moody has become the most eye-catching player on the field. His three-pointers, layups, tip-ups, and foul free throws have all entered the net without exception. Later in this section, Moody’s personal score has been in double figures. However, it was the Knicks who led the score. Sims, Jeffreys and others took turns bombing the Warriors’ basket. After a single quarter, the Warriors were temporarily behind 18-26.
In the second quarter, Jeffreys and Sims continued to hit the Warriors’ defense with dunks, and the score difference also reached double digits in the early part of the quarter. On the Warriors side, this year’s No. 55 pick, Brazil’s Guy Santo hit a three-pointer to stop the bleeding for the team. After that, the two sides fell into a tug of war. In the latter part of this quarter, Moody continued to score by free throws, and Mike Lang also scored a three-pointer. Entering the countdown stage of this section, Moody made a tip-up and scored 2+1 with a layup, with a personal score of 20. It was also driven by Moody. After halftime, the Warriors took the lead 45-42.
But after changing sides, the Knicks quickly counterattacked, and Grimes made two three-pointers to overtake the score. Since then, Sims has made two alley-oop dunks and scored 7 points in 2+1 on a layup, which is even more surprising. McBride netted a three-pointer, and the Knicks continued to storm the Warriors’ position. Grimes dunked on the cake, and with 2 minutes left in the third quarter, the point difference was widened to more than 10 points. On the Warriors side, Moody continued to struggle with the overall situation. Inadvertently, his personal score had reached 30. But beside him, another second-year player, Kuminga, did not play well. He continued to shoot and made consecutive mistakes. With Moody hitting a free throw, the Warriors were temporarily behind 67-77 after three quarters.
At the end of the quarter, the Knicks continued to chase and fight hard. Grimes scored 2+1 with one shot. In the latter part of the quarter, he scored a breakthrough of 20 points, and at this time, the Knicks also happened to lead by 20 points. Next, the game entered garbage time. In the end, after the game was over, the Knicks beat the Warriors 101-88 and got a good start.
Starting lineup for both sides:
Warriors: Moses Moody, Mike McLough, Kundari Witherspoon, Jonathan Kuminga, Jarrod Yutoff
Knicks: Quentin Grimes, Jericho Sims, Phelan Hunter, Miles McBride, Trevor Giles
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