Golden State Warriors vs Sacramento Kings (Lord)
The Warriors beat the Kings again at home to equalize the overall score. Green's comeback debut started off the bench, and although he shot poorly, he still got 12 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists, and his bench didn't disrupt the rhythm of the team's G3 win. Curry played well all but the last bad turnover, and he handed over 32 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists. The Warriors are having very good momentum right now and they're in a great winning rhythm.
Although the G4 Warriors used a 10-man rotation, Kuminga, Moody and Payton Jr. played a total of 15 minutes, and Kerr gave more time to the core rotation, and at this time in the series, the so-called time limit no longer exists, and Curry can still play 43 minutes if needed. This is also the best solution for the Warriors, whose rotation has been weakened this season.
The Kings played great yesterday, and they have come out of the shadow of the G3 loss, with Fox having 38 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and Murray playing the best game of the series, 23 points and 7 rebounds, and the youngsters nearly came up with a late-minute comeback against the Warriors. Unfortunately, Fox G3 suffered a broken index finger in the final moments, and he is expected to wear a splint to participate in G4, but this will have an impact on his dribbling and shooting, and in the confrontation, the opponent will definitely deliberately target his injured hand, Fox will be targeted, which will affect the Kings too much. In addition, Monk played worse and worse in this series, and faced the Warriors' highly targeted defense, and Monk got into trouble.
At this stage of the series, experience will be the key to victory and defeat, and although the Kings are back at home, most of them have not experienced such important moments before, and their performance in key moments is questionable.
The Kings are afraid to lose their home-court advantage and are optimistic that the Warriors will win directly on the road.