Although the Warriors lost yesterday in the away game against the Grizzlies, many attentive fans found that the Warriors had multiple shooters in this game who played collectively abnormal. Their overall three-point shooting percentage is only 18.4 percent. Curry, Thompson, Wiggins and Poole all four of them were all very subdued, with the team's overall three-pointers shooting 7-of-38. It's really impossible for the Warriors to have such a bad feel to be able to win in the playoffs.
The positive side is that the Warriors lost only 5 points in this game. Losing just five points in such a slump in three-pointer play has to be said to be something for Warriors fans to think about. Proof that the Warriors limited the Grizzlies in some links. The Grizzlies Morant single-handedly scored 47 points and still struggled to win. This proves that the Warriors are doing quite well in some aspects, but their own feel is sluggish. So warriors fans don't have to be too discouraged in this game, they have a lot of room to adjust.
After the game, Curry also talked about the reasons for the team's sluggish feel. When asked when reporters asked if the Grizzlies' defense was too good? Curry believes that it is not the opponent's reason, but his own reason. He bluntly said that the Warriors players were too hasty when they shot three-pointers throughout the game, and they threw the ball out without a good shot, so the shooting rate would drop sharply. Curry bluntly said that the next game the team will make adjustments, will find a more reasonable rhythm of shooting, the next game the team will definitely complete the rebound.
In fact, Curry's explanation completely answers the fans' questions. Indeed, the Warriors were very hasty when they made three-point shots yesterday, especially when Thompson shots were out of rhythm, which led to their sluggish feel outside the three-point line. You'll find that Thompson's shooting efficiency was good when he got a reasonable shot at yesterday's game. So the next game the Warriors probably won't play so flustered. In this game, many of the Warriors' players have played a bit up, they are affected by the foul of Payton Jr., and each player wants to score as fast as possible on the court, so it has created a decline in shooting percentage. Just as the so-called desire for speed is not reached, this game is a problem with the mentality of the Warriors players.
So the next game when the players calm their minds may usher in a huge rebound. And after returning to the home court with the cheers of the audience, the Warriors may play more fast-attack counterattacks and play their own familiar rhythms. We'll see how the Warriors players play in the next game.