The Warriors deliberately mentioned the Death Five directly to the starting lineup
Well-known journalist Shams Charania reported that sources say that the Warriors have the idea of directly starting the first five small ones - Curry, Dream, Klay, Poole, and Wiggins.
The team is about to make the final decision.
"At least it should be expelled," Green said of Paul kicking Alvarado in the crotch
Green expressed his views on CP3's kick against the sixth in the Battle of Tennoyama between the Suns and the Pelicans.
"At least they should be expelled." Green said on Twitter.
If the Warriors and the Heat meet, it will be a duel between two very different styles of play
In a solo podcast, Green talks about the possible encounter between the Warriors and the Heat, two potential Finals teams.
"If these two teams meet in the Finals, it's like two different versions of the story. We played basketball with a very different style."
Curry and Clay gave Poole advice on how to deal with a lot of physical confrontation
In the last game against the Nuggets, Jordan Poole faced a lot of physical confrontation, and both Curry and Clay gave Poole advice in interviews to face a tight defense.
"I've been through those Finals series against the Cavaliers and they're going to do whatever it takes to stop you and slow you down, and I've learned how to deal with those things." Curry said: "You have to always be confident, believe that you can always contribute on the field, involving the opposing defense. ”
Clay said: "You have to trust your teammates, actively run for opportunities, and believe that such efforts can create vacant opportunities for your teammates. ”
The Death Five minor won 26 points in 32 minutes in this series
Curry, Poole, Klay, Wiggins and Dream chaser made up the Warriors' Death Five Minor won 26 points in the 32-minute playing time of this series, including 29 points at home and 3 points in away games.
O'Neill believes Mark Jackson can rebuild the Lakers' roots as much as he helped the Warriors dynasty
Shaq O'Neal spoke on the show about rumors that former Warriors coach Mark Jackson could coach the Lakers next season.
"Mark Jackson laid the foundations of the Warriors' dynasty before Kerr arrived and took the team to a higher level, and he made the Warriors' sign seem seductive enough at the time, so I'm pretty sure he can do the same thing as Lebran and Westbrook."
Iguodala's left cervical disc injury will be absent for at least a week
Iguodala will be sidelined from today's G5 and sidelined for at least a week. The cause was a neck injury, an injury to the left cervical disc.
Iguodala's playing time could be filled heavily by Cumminga, meaning the Warriors would switch between the athleticism of the 38-year-old league's oldest veteran and Cuminga, the league's youngest playoff player at the age of 19.
MD on Iguodala: We have to be quite cautious when dealing with spinal-related injuries at any time
Brian Fili, M.D., of the University of California, San Francisco, analyzed Iguodala's injuries while participating in radio 95.7.
"Whenever we deal with any spinal-related injury, the best advice is to be cautious!" Brian Fili said: "When you have problems with the upper extremities and cervical spine, you need enough time to alleviate the inflammation in the discs and them. During this process, the pressure on the nerves will gradually decrease, and his neck will gradually recover. ”
He shot 70% of his career and played the sixth in career triple-double history
Career hits in more than 70% triple-doubles (regular season and playoff combined)
1. Wilt Chamberlain (28)
2. Nikolai Jokic (14)
3. Magic Johnson (13)
4. Domintas Sabonis (8)
5. Alphabet Brother (6)
6. Draymond Green, Oscar Robertson, Ben Simmons, Russell Westbrook (4)
Wiggins: As long as we can win, we will do it
Asked if he would come off the bench, Wiggins replied: "Whatever the coach wants to do, as long as they think it's best, as long as they can win the game." Curry came off the bench in several games. As long as we can win, we will do it. ”
Curry's playoff career, starting and substitute statistics comparison
Starter Sixth Man
37.9 Average time per game 29.3
26.4 Average of 29.7 points per game
55.7 Effective hit ratio 61.5
Regional top scorers this season: Curry dominates four regional top scorers
Playoff effective shooting percentage rankings: Poole first, Ayton second and Clay third