In the Western Conference half, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Grizzlies 117-116. The essence is in the last 1 minute.
Among them, I have to mention Thompson, who has experienced the ups and downs of lifting himself up to the sky, then sending himself into the conference room, and forcibly smashing the conference room.
In the final 38 seconds, Thompson threw in the crucial three-pointer to help the Warriors rally 117-116.
Then the key 2 free throws were lost, the career penalty rate was 85%, the man known for his big heart, such a key moment to pull the crotch, the meeting materials have been printed a bunch.
Man is to save himself. So Clay key defense, the same angle, the same left-handed layup to kill the Timberwolves Morant, to complete the redemption.
It has to be said that Clay's defensive sense of smell is really good, he had expected that the Grizzlies' final attack would be Morant, and after seeing the latter shake off Little Payton, he immediately gave up his Clark to supplement the defense. In the end, the attack was successfully locked.
Little Payton was grateful: "Actually, I had already been passed by Morant at that time, but thank God, Clay sniffed out the danger and came over to help me." ”
In addition, it is a blow penalty.
Some fans concluded: For the first 47 minutes, the referee kept watching the replay to award the penalty. The classic case is that Green was blown up for a level 2 malicious foul. A lot of reporters and players are saying that this blow penalty has passed.
The referee on duty after the game gave reasons: the first was his upward movements, which had obvious contact with his face, and then grabbed his jersey and threw the person on the floor. This action is unnecessary and excessive, especially for players who are still in the air, and can easily lead to injury. That's why a second-degree offender is given.
In the last minute, the referee relied on the jump ball to award the penalty. The classic case is 4.8 seconds out of bounds, the referee who has been watching the replay, if you look at the replay, you will find that It was Dillon who touched it, and the result was not to watch, but directly jumped the ball.
Either way, the Warriors won the game.
This means a lot to them, especially this one.
As long as he wins in G1, Kerr has won 18 of his 19 series, with a winning percentage of 94.7%. Of the coaches who have played in the NBA in at least 10 series games (7-4), he can come in third place.
The first two are great gods. The first is "Zen Master" Phil Jackson, who once led 1-0 in the 36-round series of careers, and the second is "Cardinal" Auerbach, who led 1-0 in the 15-round series of careers, and also won all.
Cole's only loss was in the 2016 Finals.