In the game between the Warriors and the Clippers on February 15, Beijing time, the Warriors originally relied on consecutive scores in the first and third quarters to stabilize the team's advantage. Fortunately, the Clippers' defensive intensity increased, and after playing 10-0, they were only 2 points away. Coupled with the control of key shots, the Warriors also missed consecutive shots, and the Clippers narrowly beat the Warriors 130-125, and their roster depth is extremely exaggerated.
In the chase two players are in focus. One is Powell, and the other is George, and their influence on the situation is still very large. Especially for George, his overall play in the first three quarters was really not good, and the three-point was always iron. Thankfully, he was able to kill with the ball and limit the opponent on the defensive end, scoring 24 points in the game and dominating the final moments. Powell is also a big focus, especially in the bottom corner, and he can score if given the chance. It also gave Powell 21 points on 8-of-13 shooting, and they really did well in crunch time.
Of course, Wei Shao's play in the last quarter can also be. He had a crash before, and this time he really played his worth. He scored back-to-back points in the final quarter, and he was able to grab rebounds in the frontcourt. As long as he's reasonable on the offensive end and doesn't mess around, he's in control of the situation very well. 6 of 14 in the game got 15+5+6 data, but unfortunately his style of play is difficult to maintain. Add to that a Coffey, who scored in the final few minutes in a row, and with frontcourt rebounds, he helped the team kill the game. These four completely dominated the tiebreaker.
Harden was still very efficient in this game. 7 out of 12 obtained 26+8+7 data, which is extremely robust. It's that his overall desire to attack in this game is not very strong. In the absence of Leonard, someone needs to digest the players. Unfortunately, Harden doesn't seem to have this desire. However, he can still revitalize the team on the offensive end, and under his combing, he is the key to turning the situation around the Clippers.
So can Zubac's overall contribution. With a 13+10+3 on 5-of-7 shooting, he contributed a lot on both ends of the floor. After all, after Harden joined, he was revitalized in every way. It's that Zubac doesn't protect the ball very well at key moments, which is a flaw, but he is now the absolute pillar of the Clippers' interior line.