The Warriors beat the Pacers! Butler is dominant, Richard has +2 supporting role value, and the three young men are shooting iron

In the regular season match between the Warriors and the Pacers on November 10, 2025, although Curry could not play in this game, the Warriors were able to widen the point difference in each quarter. In the end, they maintained suppression throughout the game and completed a 114-83 victory.

Butler finally showed dominance in this game. He didn't take many shots in the previous game, but today Butler's efficiency and shots are improving. He scored 21+9+7 on 10 of 15 in the game. This style of play is what everyone wants to see. Even in the second half, Butler was still a little tired, and age still has an impact on him.

Even the three supporting characters played their due value. One is Post. He can guarantee rebounds on the court, and his floaters during the first half were very crucial to the team. He made 4 of 10 and scored 14+8. In addition, Richard's lethality is very strong, especially in the final quarter, he can continuously break through, scoring 15 points on 4 of 8. He has fully demonstrated his value. There should be no problem in entering the rotation, but Cole needs to pay attention to his playing time.

Horford also performed very well. He once scored the first scoring point in the last quarter of the last game. Horford continued his good form in today's game. Not only could he score 4 three-pointers, but he also blocked 3 shots. He finally showed his dominance on offense and defense and became a good 3D player.

The Third Young Master is still too tough in fighting. The most eye-catching player here is definitely Moody, because his three-point shooting rate remains good, and he also had difficult three-pointers in the third quarter, but his shooting rate of 4 of 11 in the game is still not good. Fortunately, his offensive and defensive performance is better than the other two.

Especially Bojie, not only was he not organized well, but his shooting percentage was also bad, 4 of 11 in the game, and there were still mistakes. This may be because the space on the court was too poor, and the absence of Curry still had a big impact on him. Since Kuminga's previous downturn, he has been lost in three consecutive games, scoring 1 of 9 in the game. His offensive options are a mess. The two of them need to adjust as soon as possible.