In the NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Clippers 98-79 at home.

After the game, Curry called the Warriors' opening schedule "absolutely crazy."

Curry: This schedule is absolutely crazy& It can be called the most magical start in history. I feel nothing if my neck is scratched.

Commentator Su Qun also talked about the Warriors' schedule, saying that the schedule design is simply inhumane.

Su Qun: The Warriors are very competitive in the Western Conference and the schedule designer is "inhumane"

So, let us take a look at how abnormal and inhumane the Warriors' schedule in the opening stage is.

As a team that competed in the opening game, the Warriors faced their first 4 days and 3 games (the Lakers in the opening game, the Nuggets at home, and then back-to-back away games against the Trail Blazers).

After two days of rest, there will be another three games in four days (a home game against the Grizzlies, a back-to-back home game against the Clippers, and then an away game against the Bucks).

Then the Warriors returned from an away game (VS Pacers) on November 2 and rested for 2 days, then ushered in a 4-day, 3-game schedule (playing the Suns at home, playing the Kings away, and playing the Nuggets away after a day's rest).

After one day of rest, there will be three games in four days (playing the Pacers at home, playing the Thunder away, and playing the Spurs back-to-back away).

Starting from the Warriors' away game against the Thunder, the Warriors will also experience a wave of 6 consecutive visitors, and this wave of 6 consecutive visitors will be completed within 9 days, that is, 6 games in 9 days.

The Warriors' schedule will not be slightly tight until late November.

Three games in four days has become the most common schedule format for the Warriors in the opening stages. For a team whose average starting age is the oldest in history, the tightness of the schedule is quite abnormal.