Warriors beat Grizzlies 142-112! Morant injured his knee! The Alliance will step in to investigate!

In the final quarter, Morant adjusted his right knee the whole time, and even returned directly to the locker room at the back and never played again.

After the game, the Grizzlies released a slow shot: Poole pulled Morant's right knee while he was holding Morant in his bag.

Grizzlies head coach Jenkins said he would discuss with the team whether to apply to the league to investigate Purr's tugging on Morant's knee.

Subsequently, according to The Famous Woj, the league will conduct a multi-angle investigation and replay of the video of Poole touching Morant's knee.

Morant also tweeted after the game: "Over the line. (After the G2 game, Cole used this to evaluate Dillon's evil criminal Payton Jr.)

If Morant hadn't spoken out at this time, we could have prayed that he wouldn't be in any serious trouble, and now it seems that Morant's situation may not be optimistic...

Another big rhythm, another bloody storm.

If nothing else, the league will impose subsequent penalties on Poole, which may be fines or may be suspensions.

This series, too many people have been injured, alas.

Hopefully, in the next game, we'll see Morant.

Hopefully, in this series, no one will be injured again.

Back to the game, to be honest, at halftime, the warriors thought the warriors would have had a tough second half.

Let's take a look at the first half of the data —

The Warriors shot 70.3 percent from the field, 60 percent from three-point range, and rebounded 21.

The Grizzlies shot 43.5 percent from the field, 47 percent from three-point range and 14 rebounds.

Scores: Warriors 64-57 Grizzlies.

Seeing this data, how did the brothers feel at first sight?

Isn't it — the Warriors are all set to win 7 points? In case the halftime shooting rate falls, it must not be overtaken?

With this in mind, the warriors vs Grizzlies G3 officially started the third quarter.

In just five minutes, the second half, which was supposed to be difficult, suddenly became garbage time.

Curry made a breakthrough, Atang two three points, the point difference directly ran to 20 points, and never returned...

A lot of fans didn't even react – this... Is this the end of it?

That's right, it's over.

The Warriors have proved with practical actions that "a high shooting rate cannot sustain a whole game" is an absolute false proposition, at least in the Warriors, this phenomenon is entirely possible.

Let's take a look at the Warriors' playoff offensive stats this season before the game starts.

Points per game: 115.4 (league first); offensive efficiency: 117.3 per 100 possessions (league second), and the Warriors will continue to rise after this game.

In other words, the Warriors are one of the most offensively capable teams in this year's playoffs.

Under this premise, Warriors fans do not have to struggle with the question of "whether the Warriors can defend Morant".

Or let's think about it from another angle, do the Warriors need to prevent Morant?

Upper inning: Morant scored 47 points and narrowly won by 5 points. The Warriors shooting percentages are: 42.1% (shooting), 18.4% (three-point).

In the game: Morant scored 34 points and lost by 30 points. The Warriors' shooting percentages are: 63.1% (shooting), 53.1% (three-point).

The Warriors have more important things to do than defending against the opposite superstar - to play their own offensive performance.

Curry scored 30 points to stabilize the starting position and avoid being cut;

Clay scored 21+9, 4 of 6 three-pointers, completely fulfilling the expectations of fans;

Mouth brother 17 points, still stable play precision control points;

Cuminga scored 18 points, and although 12 points came from the last quarter of garbage time, its impact was definitely a bonus;

Poole 27 points, the billion yuan contract was played more and more steadily by him;

Porter had 13 points, 3-of-5 from three-point range, and Chamberlain outside the three-point line.

The only thing that needs to be paid attention to is the mistake of chasing dreams and the problem of mobile blocking, when the referee strikes hard at mobile blocking, how do you break the game?

This question is left to the dream to think for itself.

Now the Grizzlies are 1-2 behind, and Morant is still injured.

It's going to be hard, and it's all up to the other Grizzlies players to play.

In the end, the Warriors won 142-112 at home to the Grizzlies, and the total score was stretched to 2-1.