The Warriors second round game is the limit? The three starters hit the bottom, and the two strong players attacks are dragging their backs

Due to Stephen Curry's injury, he basically did not play in the series against the Timberwolves, which directly led to the Warriors' second round game. Many fans are fantasizing that if Stephen Curry can play, the situation may be completely different, but Stephen Curry is absent, and the Warriors have no power to fight back against the Timberwolves, which also proves that the team's ceiling is very average.

And judging from the data, the Warriors' offense is really bad, and being able to play in the second round is already the limit. The overall shooting percentage of the three starters ranks 15th among all players. Although the two strong players Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler have a good defense, they have dragged their legs on the offensive end.

Among all the players participating in the playoffs, Draymond Green ranked third from the bottom in the league, only better than Thunder engineer Luganz Dorte and Grizzlies defender Desmond Bain. Of course, the top two players have some opinions, such as Lüganz Dort put in a lot of physical fitness and energy on the confrontation and defense ends. As for Desmond Bain, it was because Ja Morant was reimbursed for injury in advance, and no one in the Grizzlies' offensive end restrained defense, which often allowed him to take action. Draymond Green is different. He is basically ignored properly. As a result, even if it is an open shot, Draymond Green often cannot control it. This damage to the Warriors' offensive end seems to be relatively large.

As for Jimmy Butler, after Stephen Curry was injured, Warriors fans hope that he will take more responsibility and help the team overcome the difficulties. Jimmy Butler was very tough and said that if necessary, he could score 40 points in the single game at any time. Who knew that Jimmy Butler was just bragging. His body movements on the court were a little depressed and negative. Many times, even scoring double-digit points seemed difficult, which was bound to disappoint people. After the end of this year's playoffs, Jimmy Butler's reputation also changed 180 degrees, and no one went to evaluate him with a tough guy.

Finally, it was Brandin Pojsky, a sophomore rookie who had made great progress, but Brandin Pojsky's condition fluctuated in the playoffs and his efficiency seemed relatively low. Considering that Brandin Podjemsky is still a rookie player, his overall salary is also low, he should not be too harsh on him, but if Brandin Podjemsky wants to become a third-level player, his performance is probably not enough now.