G6 Rockets beat the Warriors 115-107 Player review: 3 players are excellent, 4 people pass, 2 people collapse

G6 in the first round of the NBA playoffs, the Rockets defeated the Warriors 115-107. The Rockets played well in this game. They opened the score difference in the first half and maintained the advantage in the second half. In the final quarter, they could also climax through offense and defense and finally complete a big victory.

The three people are excellent performances. VanVleet played what the fans wanted. Because his three-pointers, ball-holding lethality, and tandem are all very good, he is completely a big core in the backcourt, which is the role of the Rockets signing him. The whole game was 29+8+8. This performance was too terrifying. He still went wild continuously. It was different to win the championship that year.

Adams's effect is still very good. Even if he was cut and even if his free throw shooting percentage was not very good, he could really defend himself on the defensive end. With 17 points in the game, the screen quality was high, the rebounds were well protected, and the defensive suppression was strong, and he completely broke through the Warriors' inside. Shin Jing's performance was also very good. He played extremely tough today, causing damage at the basket, coupled with the protection of rebounds and support, his defense kept improving. He made 21+14+6+3 steals in the game. His performance in this year's playoffs was really stable.

Amen, Smith, Holiday and Ethan all passed the exam. Amen's defense in the last quarter was very critical. He forced Curry into the three-point line, causing him to be unable to play value. Even if there are 5 of the offensive ends, the driving force at critical moments is substantial. Smith's two three-pointers are still very critical, whether it is a mistake in his dribble or a critical moment, which he must eliminate.

Ethan scored 8 points in 3 of 4 shots, and had 4 steals and 1 block. There was no problem with defensive aggressiveness, but he couldn't prevent those who were fast, especially Curry. Holiday was pretty good and could score three points, but unfortunately he played for 5 minutes. I don’t know why he didn’t reuse it.

Dillon and Green are both manifestations of the collapse. Dillon could have completed a thunderous offensive end before, but unfortunately, he played 1 of 5 in this game for 18 minutes, and he was still brainless on the defensive end and sent a foul. Green was still a collapsed performance. With 3 of 11 shots in the game, hesitated to play on the offensive end and was not tough at all, but the key battle could not be supported.