This is not a Curry-esque victory, but it is the Warriors' standard winning template. Curry shot 8-of-18 from the field and 6-of-12 from three-point range to cut 28 points, 6 boards and 9 assists, but the fundamental reason for the Warriors to win is not his own offensive aggressiveness, but the depth of terror of this team.
When Potter fought for 36 minutes, the Warriors must have encountered a crisis; when Wiggins no longer accurately controlled the points, the Warriors must have encountered difficulties; but when Iguodala broke out, the Warriors had a hard time losing.
The Warriors played in the first half, and they continued to extend their lead, taking a 14-point lead by the end of the half. However, Yong San Madness did not arrive as promised, but instead suffered a dismal collapse. The referee's slightly controversial decision, Conley, O'Neal's three-pointer, the Jazz blasted a 15-4 offensive frenzy.
In the second half of the third quarter, the Warriors were overwhelmed and not competitive at all. In a single quarter, the Warriors were blasted out of a 41-22 climax, and the score and situation were reversed in an instant. In the last quarter, with an unfavorable situation, the Warriors showed the cohesion of the team. When Iguodala turned around in the middle of the circle and gave a gorgeous pass to Wiggins, who missed three points and struggled to make up for it, the game was destined to be unusual.
Iguodala lifted the coffin board, and he recreated the youthful strength for a long time, and his outstanding performance made the fans exclaim: Miami must call the police! This wasn't Iguodala's only highlight shot, after which he assisted Cumminga's dunk, assisted Porter's three-point hit, hit a three-pointer himself, and connected Wiggins consecutively, and the Warriors played team basketball.
The Warriors regained the lead, but the Jazz did not want to be reversed, and the two teams engaged in a fierce tug-of-war. Curry stepped forward at key moments and scored several consecutive athletic goals to help the Warriors maintain their lead. At 40 seconds, Iguodala's three-pointer shattered the Jazz's fantasy, 119-112, the Warriors led by seven points, and the big picture was set. Curry imitated Iguodala's celebratory moves, becoming the epitome of the Warriors' victory in this game.
Throughout the game, Iguodala made 5-of-7 shooting and 2-of-3 three-pointers with 12 points, 7 boards and eight assists. Especially in the final quarter, he shot 3 of 3, 2 of 2 three-pointers, 8 points, 2 boards and 4 assists, hit key balls many times, and became the X factor for the Warriors to win. The playoffs have not yet arrived, but Iguodala has already begun to explode. For the Jazz, it was a nightmare.
Now this Warriors have the talented Wiggins, the state-breaking Potter, known as big Curry Pooler, the defensive toughman Payton, as well as Iguodala, Bjelica and Anderson. When King Thompson returns, what kind of brilliance the warriors will be is worth looking forward to and looking forward to.