Without Curry, the Warriors would have finally won.
With a dismal record of four consecutive defeats, the Warriors played the Jazz at home today, once again falling into an unfathomable passive situation. As of the final moments of the final quarter, they were still behind by as many as 16 points, but Thompson suddenly broke out, and the desperate Soup magically came at a critical moment, and three consecutive rainshots led the team to stage a magical reversal.
Without Curry's Warriors, they are no longer what they used to be, and they are not competitive. Facing the Jazz, the Warriors fell into a rout early, and the Jazz hit three consecutive points in the first quarter and began to control the situation early. In the second quarter they quickly widened the points gap to double digits and extended that advantage into the middle of the final quarter. Seven minutes and 54 seconds before the final, Gobert made a dunk to give the Jazz a 16-point lead at 103-87.
See the true Buddha in a desperate situation. Between life and death, Thompson suddenly broke out. He began to break away from the defense, three-point shots, the Jazz just in time for the scoring drought, the gap immediately appeared. Thompson and Wiggins hit four three-pointers in succession, and after a 12-0 blast, the Jazz had to shout a timeout.
But the suspension didn't quench his thirst, and Thompson continued to shoot. With Poole hitting a three-pointer with 3:33 hitting a 3-pointer, the Warriors have hit six three-pointers to blast an 18-0 spree to turn the score 105-103. From 6 minutes and 58 seconds to 3 minutes and 33 seconds, the Warriors only took more than 3 minutes to play a magical data performance. The super counterattack ability makes people feel the dominance of the peak splash again.
The Jazz was beaten so violently that he lost his temper in an instant, and finally suffered a reversal of 107-111. At one point, they led the Warriors by 21 points, but in the end they fell short, which is a pity. The Jazz not only lost the game, but also lost the confidence and morale at the critical moment. This is also why the Jazz have always seemed to be strong in recent years, and the Warriors seem to be weak but not weak.
In the whole game, Thompson shot 14 of 28 and 8 of 17 three-pointers to blast 36 points, 5 boards and 2 assists. The Warriors have always been the league's most explosive scoring team, and when Curry, Thompson and others are on the floor at the same time, no matter how many points they are behind, it always makes people feel that anything is possible. Perhaps, this is the charm of the warrior!