On May 10, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Memphis Grizzlies at home 101-98, and although the Warriors won, the US media still listed a number of bad data records for the Warriors.
According to statistics, first of all, at the end of the second quarter, the Warriors only hit the team's first three-pointer of the game, which was shot by Otto Porter, who had been 15 consecutive irons before.
Second, according to statistics, the Warriors became the first team to score 15 consecutive three-pointers after the 2011 Thunder.
Third, in the first half, the Warriors made 2-of-20 three-point shooting and shot just 10 percent from three-point range. This is also the Warriors' most ironic first-half three-pointer stats since the playoffs this season.
Fourth, in the first half, the Warriors scored just 38 points, which is also the team's lowest half-time score in 7 years. It is worth mentioning that during this period, the Warriors played 96 playoff games. The last time the Warriors were so bad was back to G3 against the Cavaliers in the 2015 Finals, when the Warriors scored just 37 points in the first half.
Fifth, in the first quarter, the Warriors made 0-of-10 three-pointers, and Klay and Curry both shot 0-of-4. You know, this is a huge gap from the previous game, in the last game, the Warriors all three-pointers 32 shots 17, shooting 53.1%.
Although the Warriors finally found the feeling of the game in the fourth quarter with Otto Porter's consecutive three-pointers, the Grizzlies kept the score difference. Miraculously, however, in the final quarter, Curry blasted 18 points to lead the team to victory.
You know, in this game, the Warriors only shot 9 three-pointers, but they still won, which is also very magical. After all, the Grizzlies' laxity in the last section is also very puzzling!