The Warriors were dragged into the tiebreak! Cole was full of confidence, Curry was looking forward to it, chasing his dreams to put pressure on the referee

On May 3, in the NBA playoffs G6, the Warriors lost to the Rockets 107-115 at home, and the series score was tied 3-3. The Warriors missed two match points in a row and were directly dragged into the tiebreak by the Rockets. Both sides will start a life-and-death battle in Houston. The winner will advance to the second round, and the loss will end the journey of this season.

The Warriors who returned to home did not show a good momentum and were suppressed by the Rockets from the rise. Fortunately, the score gap has not been widened. The two teams went back and forth on the offensive end, and all their energy was placed in the defense. The Rockets took the initiative in the half. But in the third quarter, the Warriors gradually regained their offensive state. They thought they wanted to reap the game, but they didn't expect that the Warriors suddenly fell silent in the last quarter, while the Rockets blossomed inside and outside. Van Vleet made three-pointers in succession and led the team to a 20-5 offensive, directly establishing a double-digit lead. The game lost the suspense, and the Warriors lost another game.

In the post-match interview, Cole was still full of confidence, thinking that the team was very experienced, and also thinking that confidence was the key to tiebreak. However, Cole's adjustments in recent games have not been good. This game allowed Payton Jr. to start. This change did not bring miraculous effects. He was still suppressed by the Rockets and eventually lost regretfully. In addition, Cole also revealed that Kumingga had a chance to enter the roster with the tiebreak, but this might be another smoke bomb.

Curry is looking forward to the arrival of the tiebreak, saying: Nothing is better than the G7 ending the series with his own hands. Curry is still very experienced in tiebreak. Last season, he eliminated the Kings with 50 points in tiebreak. I wonder what kind of performance will be like this time. In this game, Curry performed quite well, with 6 of 16 three-pointers and 29 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists, but he also made 5 mistakes, and he was unable to withstand the energetic young Rockets player.

Zhongmeng Green pushed the focus to the referee and put pressure directly after the game, hoping that the referee would blow Adams for more than 3 seconds in tiebreak. Obviously, Adams has caused great trouble to the Warriors, and he can only be in this way to prevent him from staying on the court for a long time. However, the referee has taken great care of him this round. He hit Jaylen Green directly in the back of the head in the first quarter of this game. The referee did not choose to expel him directly, giving him a first-level malicious foul. I still hope that Zhu Meng can focus all my attention in the game rather than cause trouble in other aspects.