On May 10, Beijing time, when Curry hit 8 key free throws in a row with 18 points, the Warriors finally risked defeating the Grizzlies to get the match point. However, in addition to Curry's 32+5+8 blast, the other two offensive arrows were dumbfounded, Tang Shen scored 14 points on 6 of 20, including 7 of 3 points, Pooler 12 of 4 to get 14+6+4, but 3 of 3 points, Tang Shen and Pooler combined three points and 10 of 0 dragged their legs.
It is worth mentioning that the Warriors hit all three-pointers in their first 15 times, and they became the first team to have 15 consecutive three-pointers in the playoffs after the 2011 Thunder (G3 vs. Lone Rangers, 16 consecutive three-pointers after the opening).
In a frantic three-point wave shooting battle, the Warriors made 0-of-10 three-pointers in the first quarter and only had 2-of-2 three-point projections in the first half. Fortunately, the Warriors warmed up seven-of-17 three-pointers in the second half, but Curry and Porter each hit four three-pointers, plus Wiggins hit a three-pointer, and the rest of the players didn't hit any three-point shots on the perimeter.
As the Warriors' other two important scorers, Tang Shen averaged 3.9 three-pointers per game in the first eight playoff games in the league. It's just that Thompson only had a three-point shooting score of 7-of-0, 6-of-13 from two-point range, and only 14 points failed to give the Grizzlies too much deterrence on the defensive end.
As for Poole, the Warriors' second-place playoff scorer, he also scored 14 points on 4-of-12 in the game, especially 0-of-3 from three-point range.
Tang Shen and Pooler total 10 points 0 is extremely low, if you count Curry's three points 14 of 4, the Warriors attacked the three cores of water tea three points totaling 24 out of 4, naturally it is a link that needs vigilance. Of course, the Grizzlies' 35-of-35 three-point range is also a drag and has become an important factor for the Warriors to be able to win and reverse.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)