With 31 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists, plus or minus +10, this is the stats that Poole handed over in the Western Conference semifinals, becoming the hero of the Warriors' victory. Judging from the performance of the whole game, Poole's most admirable is 9 assists, he has sent second passes to Wiggins and Clay many times, handling the ball very calmly, which is also his progress, which can really support the Warriors' rotation lineup.
In the first round of the playoffs, with Curry just back, Poole became the starter and played well. With Curry at his best, Poole also returned to the bench. Facing the Grizzlies, Poole scored four points off the bench in the first quarter, including a counter-attack layup that was close to the whistle. Poole played better in the second quarter, holding up the Warriors' bench, not only hitting three-pointers, but also putting his passing in place.
Poole scored 10 points in the second quarter, 14 at halftime, and assisted Wiggins' pass. As Green was ousted in the second quarter and Poole started in the third quarter, he continued his excellent performance, contributing 10 points in a single quarter, becoming the Warriors' most scoring player. For Poole, the playoff experience has completely improved himself.
In the final quarter, Poole's play is still critical, his three-point shot again, and sent 4 assists in a single quarter, and the handling of the ball at key moments is very calm, which is also a greater improvement. In the final quarter, Poole got 7 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists of all-around data, really not inferior to Curry and Green, which is also the biggest improvement of the Warriors, Poole's 31 points, became the key to the team's victory.
For Poole, it is true that there is an ability to stand alone now, of course, this is also related to the Warriors' system. Seeing Poole's excellent play, there are also fans laughing, FMVP warning. Of course, now the Warriors only won the first game, and there is still a long way to go to really impact the Finals in the future. If Poole continues to play like this, then this season's Warriors really have a play.