On May 3, Beijing time, the Warriors ushered in the second game with the Grizzlies on the 4th. For the Warriors, they naturally aspire to return to Golden State with a 2-0 scoreline. However, while winning, they must also be careful of the Grizzlies.
This man is Dillon Brooks, the Grizzlies' number one villain. Some fans have posted his various small actions in the first game, which makes people have to sigh that the Warriors have to be careful.
In the first act, Brooks competes with Wiggins for rebounds. The Grizzlies directly grabbed Wiggins' arm and dragged him backwards, which was actually quite dangerous, considering that Olynk's arm injury to Lefour caused Lefou to bid farewell to the season early.
In the second act, Poole breaks through the middle of the basket and suddenly falls to the ground, which turns out to be because Brooks's feet are not clean, and he has a leg-stretching tripping action, directly tripping over Poole.
In the third act, Brooks defends Thompson, he steps his legs to step on Thompson's feet, fortunately Clay pumped his feet fast enough, Brooks did not step on, and one stumbled and almost fell to the ground.
In the fourth act, Thompson serves the ball on the baseline, Brooks defends Curry, and he pushes people with one of his hands, almost pushing Curry out of bounds.
Pinching arms, tripping on legs, stepping on feet, deliberately pushing people are all dirty actions in the eyes of fans, but Brooks is quite skilled in using them. He is also the absolute main player of the Grizzlies, spending a lot of time on the court, and in the playoffs this season, he averaged 15.3 points per game, ranking fourth on the team. For such a player, the Warriors should be careful and pay attention to protect themselves. After all, in the playoffs, no one wants to see injuries happen.