If the Warriors want to advance to G7 in the first round of the playoffs, Curry and role players outside Butler will be key

After the Warriors won a 3-1 advantage in the first round of the NBA playoffs, they were chased by the Rockets for 2 consecutive games to face the G7 decision, and will face the seventh game of the series with the Rockets on the 5th.

Whether the Warriors can advance to the G7 smoothly, Curry and Butler's role players will be the key

The Warriors lost to the Rockets in two consecutive games, and head coach Kerr was not as responsive as his opponent Udoka in the game, and the Rockets' tall lineup successfully interfered with the Warriors' struggle for key balls and made it impossible for the Warriors to successfully crack the Rockets' regional defense. The Rockets dominated the restricted area and rebounds, creating a lot of secondary offensive opportunities, keeping the Warriors unable to control the pace of the game.

'Go for the ball and we'll be better defensively. It's going to take two, or even three times to win against this team," Warriors stalwart Green said of how the team won.

In G6, except for Moody and Podemski combined for 23 points, the rest of the Warriors' bench players were mediocre.Gary Payton II, Hield and Post combined for only 4 of 15 shots, and all of them had a low shooting percentage, whether they were in the open or interfered with the shots.

"It's not for nothing that they play zone defense in the second half, they just want to force us to shoot certain shots," Warriors star Curry said, "and if the opponent gives you space, then you have to be decisive and everyone on the court should be more aggressive." ”

"Master Chief" Butler echoed Curry's sentiments, hoping that the bench players would be more confident. "Keep them faith," Butler said, "it's not your problem, it's all of us." Win together, and carry losses together. But I believe that we will win on Sunday (5th Beijing time). ”