Kerry: "We must remember our identity" | Israel today

Golden State star stunned by humiliation against Dallas: "It seemed like the Mavericks players are paying more than us to play"

• Kerry struggles in front of the Dallas defense

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The meeting tonight between the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors was first and foremost a meeting between the two superstars, Steph Kerry from the Warriors' side and Luca Doncic from the team from Texas. 

Kerry was very good with 27 points (five threes), but saw in front of him the Slovenian in a purposeful display of 39 points, while demonstrating superiority that trampled under the miserable Golden State.

"You just want to turn the page after a game like this," Kerry said in humility, overwhelmed by the 133-103 defeat, a result that is all one big discount given to him and his rival friends from Dallas.

"Everyone has seen that the Mavericks are very talented - they get paid to play basketball just like us, but there are games like this that seem to have Mavericks players paying more than us," Kerry tried to explain the huge differences between the teams tonight.

"We need to quickly remember who we are, our identity, and not sink into it for too long," Kerry continued, "we need to rediscover our confidence because we have already proven we are capable of more."

The long run 

During the first half Dallas ran 0:28, equaling the second longest run in NBA history, that of New York at the expense of Toronto in 2017.

Cleveland, who ran 0:29 in 2009 when she was hosted by Milwaukee, holds the record