On May 4, Beijing time, the Western Conference semifinals G2, the Grizzlies defeated the Warriors 106-101 at home, pulling the big score to a 1-1 draw. In this game, the Grizzlies' biggest credit for winning the game was Morant. He shot 15-of-31 from the field, 5-of-12 from three-point range and 12-of-13 from the free throw line, and recorded 47 points, eight rebounds and eight assists, tying his playoff record for a single-game scoring record. In the final quarter, Morant single-handedly scored 18 points to lead the team to a difficult victory.
As the saying goes, a good man three gangs. Morant's personal play is blown up again, and he also needs helpers. In this game, the Grizzlies really stood up on the bench, and he was Zair Williams, who returned from injury. Due to a knee injury, Zaire Williams missed the G1 match between the two sides. In this game, Zaire Williams returned from injury.
In the first quarter, Zaire Williams came off the bench for 4 minutes, 0 points, 1 board and 1 assist. In the second quarter, Zaire came off the bench again for 5 minutes, scoring 5 points and 2 boards on 2 shots. Entering the third quarter, Zaire shot another three-pointer and scored three points. In the fourth quarter, Zaire's play was crucial. He played 12 minutes in the entire quarter and made two three-point shots from outside the three-point line to help the team get the key 6 points, plus 2 rebounds.
Throughout the game, Zaire Williams came off the bench for 26 minutes, shooting 5-of-9, including 4-of-8 from three-point range, and 14 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist. Don't look at Ziel Williams' scoring not much, but his four three-pointers are crucial. In the fourth quarter in particular, he hit two three-pointers to help Morant share the offensive pressure. He's the Grizzlies G2 on the bench.
Zaire Williams is the no. 10 pick in this year's first round. In the regular season, he was reused by the Grizzlies, making 31 of his 62 appearances, averaging 21.7 minutes per game, 8.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and an assist. Zaire Williams' main means of scoring is the three-point shot and the basket finish. It is worth mentioning that Zaire Williams and Brownie were former high school alumni. In the regular season stage, when the Grizzlies played against the Lakers, James once sighed: "After watching Zaire's third year of high school, I thought he would enter the NBA. "With this outbreak of G2, I believe more fans will pay attention to this forward high artillery.