In an NBA playoff second-round focus game that ended earlier, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Grizzlies 117-116 to take a 1-0 lead. Dream chaser eats until the second-degree criminal is expelled, Poole tea is overflowing, Curry contributes the key cover, and Morant misses the kill.
As soon as they started, the two teams were caught in a tug-of-war, with the scores alternately leading, but the Grizzlies used a 9-0 surge to stretch the point difference to double digits later in the first quarter. Since then, the Warriors have been behind, Green tugging on Clark's jersey in defensive time and space, causing opponents to fall to the ground, and the referee expelled him by playing back to blow a malicious foul in the second degree of the dream, and the Grizzlies led by 6 points at the end of the half.
In the battle for the place, Curry and Poole broke out in the third and fourth quarters, the Warriors successfully achieved a rebound, but the difference was not opened, the suspense of the game remained until the end, the key moment Klay missed two free throws, Morant faced Payton II's defense and rushed forward, received Brandon Clarke's hit at the top of the arc, and then forced the basket, under the defense of Klay and Payton, the low hand layup was missed, Wiggins got the rebound, and the time was over.
Cha Jordan Pooler played 38 minutes off the bench, 12 of 20 shots, 5 of 10 three-pointers, 2 free throws, 31 points, 8 boards, 9 assists and 2 blocks, plus or minus +10, scoring and plus-minus are the highest in the team. "Little Pu'er" Curry has a mediocre hand, scoring 24 points, 3 boards, 4 assists and 1 cap on 8 of 20, but he contributed a key block when defending Morant to win the winning ball for the team. Clay slashed 15 points at the thought of becoming a Buddha and a demon, but the key three points missed two penalties, but it was good to make up for the last attack under the defense. Wiggins scored 17 points, 8 boards and 1 assist, and the last quarter front of the board and 2 free throws were a great achievement.
Morant scored a quasi-triple-double with 34 points, 9 boards and 10 assists on 31-of-14 shooting, and lost a layup and had no choice but to swallow the defeat. Jalan Jackson Jr. was both inside and out, with 6-of-9 three-pointers, 33 points, 10 boards, 1 assist and 1 cap. Both 33 and six three-pointers set new career playoff highs for Jackson, who previously recorded 21 and four, respectively.