The playoff showdown is the embodiment of true strength.
When the Warriors and Grizzlies met, their talents collided, and soon the spark of the times was sparked. Morant and Bane led the Grizzlies and fought the Warriors to the final moment. The Grizzlies were on the verge of winning the first game of the series, but the Splash Brothers took turns to perform as superstars at key moments, ending the suspense of the game.
In the regular season and first round, the Grizzlies exposed their talents and strengths in advance, and the Warriors also gained insight into their strengths and weaknesses. Morant's breakthrough is strong, but the Grizzlies' horror is that they also have the same sharp muscle shooter Bane. Instead of focusing all their attention on Morant, the Warriors tried to suppress Bane's projections.
Defensively on the inside, the Warriors actively scrambled for rebounds and worked hard to reduce points lost on the inside. Jalan Jackson Jr. blasted down 33 points and 10 boards, shooting 6-of-9 from three-point range, a testament to his talent and prowess. But this is exactly the end that the Warriors want to see. Once Bain and other shooters threaten, the overall state of the Grizzlies will be even more terrifying than morant eruptions.
Green fouled Clark during the game, was directly blown a second-degree malicious foul, and was expelled from the field. I thought this was the turning point of the game, and the Warriors' defense was about to collapse. The Grizzlies led the way in the final 3 minutes, but in the final moments of the final quarter, Curry and Thompson showed the temperament of the champion.
At 36.6 seconds, Thompson, who had an entire iron game, hit a crucial three-point reversal score; in 19.8 seconds, Morant pushed back, and The Curry center town guarded the basket, and a big hat almost locked the victory. After this goal, Curry was also very excited, squirting at the bench, "I TM locked him!" ”
With a second-degree foul to oust Green and a key ball being awarded to compete, the Warriors have experienced a game of ups and downs, but the Grizzlies have always been a bad match. The Warriors are not only stronger than the Grizzlies, but their experience, adjustments and championship genes have firmly suppressed their opponents.
The immature grizzly bear, in front of the warriors, is constantly dismantled and refined. The double star combination of Morant and Bain, the Warriors can always crack and deal with. But the Warriors have dealt with countless opponents over the past few years with similar lineup changes.
Maybe the G2 Grizzlies can make a change, and they'll be lucky enough to win the next game or two in the series. But the team that advances to the Western Conference Finals and runs to the finals stage will still be this smart warrior. Their basketball IQ makes up for too much lack of physical talent, thus making them indestructible and invincible.