Today's NBA playoffs, the Golden State Warriors will continue to play against the Memphis Grizzlies.
Back at home, the Warriors' morale soared, and they took a 2-1 lead in the first three games, where the goal was to reject the Battle of King Mountain and not let the Grizzlies tie the total score to 2-2.
Before the game, the Warriors and Grizzlies each had bad news. On the Grizzlies side, core guard Morante was unable to play due to injury, and they could only let Tyles Jones be in danger and start on top. On the Warriors side, head coach Kerr triggered a health and safety agreement and could not coach on the spot.
As a result, the Warriors could only let assistant coach Mike Brown direct the game. Interestingly, Mike Brown was announced yesterday that he had reached an agreement with the Sacramento Kings to step down as a team assistant coach after the Warriors' journey this season to become the Kings' head coach.
In this game, the Warriors played very hard, they fell behind the Grizzlies for most of the time, and the point difference was still a bit large. But the Warriors didn't give up the game, and they chased after it under the leadership of MVP-level guard Curry and launched a counterattack in the final quarter. Curry stepped up and scored 18 points in the final quarter, like nobody.
In the game, Curry contributed 32 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists on 10-of-25 shooting, and was the warriors' number one contributor to the 101-98 comeback. In this game, many people did not expect the Warriors to turn over, in addition to Curry's wonderful performance, Wiggins also bombed 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Thompson contributed 14 points.
Drummond Green's death-defying last-minute hold on to Jaren Jackson Jr.'s offense and help the Warriors win the game. At this point, the Warriors have led the Grizzlies 3-1 and are about to advance to the Western Conference Finals.