The direction of the Warriors and Grizzlies series is already very clear, that is, the Warriors advance and the Grizzlies are out.
Before this series, many people thought that the Grizzlies were tianke Warriors, but now it seems that the Warriors restrain all teams that seem to be able to restrain the Warriors. So how did the Warriors restrain the Grizzlies?
In fact, the Warriors can't restrain the Grizzlies, but they will be far more than the Grizzlies, and they are far more experienced than the Grizzlies.
I have analyzed the Warriors many times before, and believe that the Warriors have the first rotation system in history, which was born from the Spurs system and developed, upgrading the projection ability of the Spurs system, so in theory, it is a very top-level system. It is only because the composition of the personnel is more focused on the outside line, resulting in the relative weakness of the inner line. However, the operation of this system can ignore the role of the internal line, so the weakness of the internal personnel composition cannot really affect the Warriors.
From the process with the Grizzlies, it can be seen that 3J has an advantage in local offense and defense, but the frequency of attacks on the inside or low position is not enough, nor is it refined enough to form an advantage over the Warriors system.
In fact, the Warriors system has not really been defeated by the main team with the inner line, their real opponents are all in a neat lineup and the front line assault ability is strong, only by attacking the Warriors' front line with the front line, it is easier to win the Warriors.
Attacks dominated by the front line obviously play more rounds than attacks dominated by the inner line. But the Grizzlies' front line didn't reach a point where it could shake the Warriors' system this time. So what do we see in a way?
That feeling is that although the Grizzlies can cover the Warriors' offense to a certain extent, they are always broken by the Warriors in the end. That's what Clay Thompson said, although the shot is not accurate, but it always feels like you can win in the end.
Essentially, it's because the Grizzlies can't fully envelop the Warriors system.
Judging from the four games, the Warriors have fully adapted to the Grizzlies' offense and defense, and have also adapted to the Grizzlies' grasp of key moments, and have reached the point of calmness.
In the Warriors' concept, they are not afraid of the Grizzlies to have a big change, because the Grizzlies have limited offensive and defensive skills, can not play a better form of attack and defense, the only game to win, is Morat got more than forty points to complete, and the Warriors themselves wasted a lot of three-point opportunities.
That said, the Grizzlies can only play a win if Morant scores high and the Warriors are in poor shape, and the form of victory is not sustainable. Combined with Morant's current injury and the psychological state of Dillon and Jackson being affected, it is difficult for the Grizzlies to win again, so the Grizzlies have become a team that hones the Warriors' offensive and defensive efficiency.
Such a process is good for the Warriors.
The Warriors, known for their three-pointers, have now experienced two serious three-point instabilities, and they have all won, which can build a great psychological advantage. With this psychological advantage, they are no longer afraid of other breakout teams in the league. In fact, the integrity of other teams is not necessarily better than that of the Grizzlies.
Therefore, the Warriors' championship phase is becoming more and more obvious.