Golden State won 134-112 against Atlanta in the 2023-24 NBA regular league home game at Chase Center in San Francisco, California, on the 25th (Korea time).
After losing two consecutive games, Golden State ranked 12th in the Western Conference with 19 wins and 22 losses. On the other hand, Atlanta, which lost three games in a row, ranked 10th in the Eastern Conference with 18 wins and 26 losses.
This is the first game since coach Milojevic died of a heart attack on the 18th. Earlier, both the Utah Jazz match on the 18th and the Dallas Mavericks match on the 20th were postponed.
Golden State invited coach Milojevic's family to the home game and held an event to commemorate him.
They wore black t-shirts with "DM" named after Milojevic and "BRATE" for Serbian for brother. They also hung one t-shirt on a bench and offered condolences to Milojevic.
Golden State, who came out on the court with a sluggish determination, showed a fierce backside to overwhelm Atlanta.
Golden State, which led 69-68 until the first half, widened the gap little by little in the third quarter while playing a close game with Atlanta.
Stephen Curry scored both free throws to take the lead when the score was 82-82. Curry then piled up the score with two-pointers and free throws, and Clay Tamson also added a run to lead the game 101-92.
In the fourth quarter, Jonathan Kuminga broke Atlanta's will to chase with a goal following a drastic breakthrough.
With about 3 minutes left, Golden State, which made a 130-110 and 20 points difference, was able to take out key players such as Curry, Kuminga, Brandin Poseymski and Andrew Wiggins.
Golden State won the game with seven players, including Curry (25 points and eight assists), Kuminga (25 points and nine rebounds), and Tamson (24 points).