Warriors G5 admits defeat 18 minutes in advance: Curry smiles bitterly Butler is dejected, and three people eat T in the final quarter

On May 1, the NBA playoffs continued. In the G5 key game, the Warriors were beaten by the Rockets in the away game. Curry and Butler made 6 of 22 shots and 3 of 12 three-pointers and scored 21 points. Only Curry scored in double-digit points for the five starting points. Due to too much behind, the Warriors gave in 18 minutes in advance. Curry smiled bitterly, but Butler lowered his head in frustration. In a key game between

G5, facing the Rockets who had full firepower, the Warriors fell 12 points at the beginning 8-20 in the first quarter, and then they continued to be widened by the Rockets. After the Warriors were 16 points behind 24-40 in the first quarter, Curry and Butler made 0 of 5 shots in the first quarter without a single point. Curry made two mistakes and also suffered two fouls. It is worth mentioning that the Warriors' free throw 0-13 in the first quarter caused heated discussion.

In the second quarter, the Warriors continued to make iron and make frequent mistakes, and were expanded to 30 points by the Rockets 14-0. Although Curry made a three-pointer in a row, Butler hit the inside, but he still lagged 20 points 17-7 in one wave. After the Rockets' offensive, they opened the gap again. After the Warriors were 49-76, the Warriors were 27 points behind 49-76. Curry left the field in a lonely break.

Curry and Butler continued to lead the team to resist, but the score difference was still very large. In the third quarter, Kerr withdrew all the main players and admitted defeat 18 minutes in advance. Warriors' team reporter Anthony Slater reported that he was 29 points behind in two and a half quarters, and Kerr surrendered one and a half quarters in advance.

The Warriors surrendered early, and Curry was very disappointed when he sat on the bench. After that, he and Butler communicated. In the last stage of the third quarter, Curry was photographed with helpless smile, while Butler lowered his head.

After the third quarter, the Warriors fell behind 27 points 80-107. In the last quarter, the Warriors' substitute lineup chased 13 points 21-7, and even brought back the Rockets' starting lineup. A conflict broke out on the court in 4 minutes and 14 seconds. Spencer pushed Dillon down. The latter was very angry and stopped by the referee. Shin Jing knocked Spencer to stand out for Dillon. Davis angrily pushed Shen Jing, and Spencer was eventually expelled. Shin Jing and Davis each had their own skill fouls.

In this game, Curry played for 23 minutes, made 4 of 12 shots, 3 of 9 three-pointers, scored 13 points, 7 assists, 3 rebounds, and 3 turnovers, with a plus-minus value of -19; Butler made 20 of 10, 0 of 3 three-pointers, 8 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, with a plus-minus value of -23; Zhu Mengmeng scored 7 points, with a plus-minus value of -29, Boger scored 8 points and Hilder scored 4 points, and the Warriors started with only 40 points in total, setting a worst record in the NBA playoff history.

The Warriors G5's total score becomes 3-2 after losing. According to the schedule, G6 of both sides will start on May 3, and the Warriors are expected to end the series 4-2 at home.