On April 22, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Denver Nuggets 118-113 away from home, and the team scored 3-0 to get the match point of this series. In this campaign, Poole scored 27 points, and at the same time, he also set a record comparable to Chamberlain. In addition, the US media also listed a number of purr's data records.
First of all, according to statistics, Poole scored a total of 86 points in the first three playoff games of his career, and his shooting percentage reached 66.7%, his three-point shooting rate also reached 59.1%, and his free throw shooting rate reached 81%.
As a result, Poole's first three playoff games combined with 86 points ranked second in Warriors history, behind Chamberlain.
Second, in his first three games in the playoffs, Poole averaged 4.3 three-pointers per game, ranking first in history, which also surpassed Curry (4.2, second all-time) and Clay (3.1, seventh all-time).
Third, with more than three minutes left in the game, the Nuggets turned the score back with Jokic's layup to lead 111-109. Kerr then sent the Warriors' Death Five, with Curry, Klay, Dream chasing, Wiggins and Poole playing an 8-0 mini-climax in 3 minutes to help the team win.
You know, in this round of the series, although Curry came off the bench, but a series of tumultuous operations by Poole helped the team to lead the opponent 3-0, then there is still one game to win, the Warriors will enter the next round.