Warriors 118-113 Nuggets
The Nuggets are on a plateau, and their home field is probably one of the hardest to play in the league, especially when the Nuggets return home from a 2-0 trail.
Today's home whistle is obvious, Teacher Yo has tried his best, and the role players can fight it. But there is no way, it really can't be beaten, just like the despair of facing the sun in the second round last year.
The root of despair is that the Nuggets can't break the Warriors' "new five small lineup", the weakness of the new five small is in the outside defense, but the Nuggets can play the most outside line is indeed sitting on the bench. The outside line does not form an absolute threat, which causes Teacher Jo to be careful of the possible attacks from all directions when facing Green.
And Green does defend well, the top of the next plate is anti-harassment, the mouth is non-stop, the hands are steady and accurate, and the brain can keep up with the speed of the teacher. If it weren't for Green missing too many games this year, DPOY would most likely be his.
About the teacher to close it, the outside is full of dreams - Green!
When the Nuggets can't give the new death five small penalties on the offensive end, when it comes to the defensive end, the Warriors' three-shot outside guns cut 80 points and the Nuggets have a teacher who can't change the defense, how do the Nuggets defend?
Teacher Yo can only keep pinching back, so you see Teacher Yo running all over the field, the arc top clamp play immediately has to go back to the basket, the end of the strong side clamp immediately get the weak side to make up for it, and the run is also run to death.
The Warriors scored 3-0 to the Nuggets, and the series was over.
Lone Ranger 126-118 Jazz
Losing two games in a row to the Lone Ranger without Doncic, the Jazz designation is a bit of a problem, so what's the problem?
In fact, Jazz is nothing more than two no's: this can't work, that can't work. Offense doesn't work, defense doesn't work, it doesn't work anywhere.
First of all, the offense, I don't know how many times this season, the Jazz's offense relies too much on three points, as long as the three-point shooting is not good, this team will be finished.
The Jazz did not live up to everyone's expectations, the last three-pointer was 29-of-11, they depressed the shot to ensure a 37.9% shooting rate, but the Lone Ranger 47 of 22, both production and efficiency crushed the Jazz.
You said the Lone Rangers couldn't have been so accurate all the time, and it makes sense that they fell a little bit this time 18 of 42 with a 43 percent shooting percentage. The Jazz, on the other hand, only made 9 of 28 and shot 32.1 percent from the field, and they fell even harder than the Lone Rangers.
When the Jazz throw that kind of three-pointer, they can't win.
Speaking of defense, not only is there a problem that Gobert can't defend the Lone Ranger's five-outer lineup, the Jazz's outside defense is now like paper paste, Mitchell's defensive habits are poor, Conley is too old, Bojan is too slow, and the Lone Ranger's Bronson and Dinwiddie are catching who breaks who.
As soon as the Lone Ranger burst in, Gobert assisted in the defense, and the two guards dominated the ball out of the outside line, so the Lone Ranger's outside line except Bronson, everyone else had three points, but Bronson scored 31 points on 12 of 18 inside the three-point line, which was no less than Mitchell's play.
The deal between the Lone Ranger and the Wizards became a typical scam, Dinwiddie broke through, Bertans scored 4 three-pointers, and if Bozin was still a Lone Ranger, it was unknown whether the Jazz would be so bad.
It is said that Doncic will make a comeback in the next game, and the Jazz can be complete.
Lone Ranger 2-1 Jazz!
Grizzlies 104-95 Timberwolves
The grizzly bear this time is to completely beat the timber wolf into a husky, wolf, wolf, do not fight for steamed bread you at least fight for breath.
With a favorable time and place at home, the Timberwolves led by 25 points and above in the second and third quarters, respectively. But after taking the lead, the Timberwolves quickly became unable to play, scoring just 12 points in the second and fourth quarters.
You give the Grizzlies such a chance, don't blame the people for taking too heavy a shot, and finally Morant triple-doubled, Bain 26 points, leading the team to stage a super reversal.
So what's the problem with the Timberwolves?
Look at Mr. Tang, as the core of the Timberwolves' interior line, this game has 3 of 4, 8 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 5 blocks, 4 turnovers and 5 fouls. Without 2,000-degree myopia, it's hard to say that Downs has played a leadership role.
As the saying goes, a soldier bears a bear, and a nest will bear a nest. As soon as Mr. Tang withered, the Timberwolves lost their inner pillars, and they were doomed to be easily overturned by relying on the outside line.
So why did Mr. Tang play like Gobert?
This starts with Adams starting with two fouls in the second game and then being completely abandoned by Coach Jenkins. Without Adams as a target, Jackson Jr. became Downs' main defender, and Towns couldn't find a misplaced position to attack.
Of course, the Grizzlies' crazy points chasing points also have to be credited to Coach Finch, after all, it is rare for such a silky pursuit of the opposing coach without a timeout.
By the time the series is over, the Timberwolves will look back and probably see that the game is more than one win-lose game.
Grizzlies scored 2-1 Timberwolves!
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