Mavericks Snap Warriors Series Behind the 42 -point master class of Kiri Irving – D210SPORTS

Dallas, Texas Golden State (27-27) lost to Dallas Maverix (29-26) for the first time since the beginning of the Jimmy Butler III era.

The loss of 111-107 is one accumulated due to mental mistakes throughout the game, according to Golden State.

Gary Peyton II of Warriors said, “A little thing, a mental mistake, can lead to noise of shots and right.” Moses Moody says Clai Thompson on Dallas heated early, ending 17 points, and Kiri Erving is late for Late, make the difference.

Erving led all the goal scorers, dropping 42 points, while Stephen Curry (25) and Jimmy Butler (21) combined for 46.

“Kiri is forcing your hand,” said Warriors chief coach Steve Kerr. “He controls the game of launching and the way it manipulated our protection. He was fantastic. “

Irving went 7-10 from the land with 3 points.

Payton II and Moody had 14 each and Draymond Green, 13; Despite their efforts, “we have left vulnerable,” Kerr said.

Curry for the first time this year missed a free throw in the fourth quarter.

“It hurts,” he said. “[They] He played hard without losing anything, “he says, is the most difficult team to play.

Their game in December was combined for the NBA record 48 3-stakes, and this one earlier in the season, Clai Thompson welcomed back to the bay, but wore a different T-shirt.

Even in this game, the view of Thompson, who wears different colors, is still shock, which Curry says he has to overcome. He said, “With every representative it helps.”

Golden State, now in the middle of the trip in seven games, are now 13-13 on the road. Now Dallas has 6-5 records in his last eleven games at home.

Both teams play on Thursday: Mavericks host Miami Heat while Warriors travel to Houston to play the missiles.