Warriors G6 changes formation! Curry continues to play with injuries and reveals his plan. Cole hopes to eliminate the Rockets today

On May 3, the Warriors G6 fought against the Rockets at home in the NBA playoffs. In the G6 key game, the Warriors took the initiative to change the team. Curry continued to persist with injuries, hoping to give more balls to Butler; Kerr hopes to end the series today.

The Warriors and the Rockets' G6 starting lineup - the Warriors' starting lineup is Curry, Hilder, Payton Jr., Butler, and Zhumeng; the Rockets' starting lineup is Van Vreet, Jaylen Green, Dillon, Amen Thompson, and Shin Kyung.

The Warriors took the initiative to change the lineup, and Cole arranged for Payton Jr. to replace Podjemsky.

Speaking of G6, Cole said: We are ready to let the players take more playing time, and they are ready. But we will also be flexible. Fouls may affect rotation, and injuries are also a variable. But our players are ready to play for many minutes if needed.

Cole also said: Tonight's game is of great significance. We have two chances to advance. Obviously, we hope today will end. We knew when we walked into this stadium tonight – it was a huge opportunity. Although nothing is guaranteed, we are very confident. If we play our own style and do the key points well, we have a great chance to win and advance in front of this home audience.

continued: "I often say that all we want is an opportunity. Every year, what you are pursuing is an opportunity. Butler came to this team and gave us this opportunity. Our players did a great job and successfully reversed the season and got to this point. Now it depends on ourselves. This is why we are here, and that is why we love the sport. Speaking of Butler before the game of G6, Curry said: We want to give him more balls, we need to play harder in the first six minutes of G6.

Cole said: He (Butler) likes to catch the ball in the high elbow area, and also likes catching the ball on the wing so that he can attack on both sides. Generally speaking, you don't need to design tactics specifically for Butler. Just give him the ball and open up space around him. He can handle it comfortably no matter where he is.

It is worth mentioning that Curry's thumb was severely swollen and continued to stick to the game. In response, the famous reporter shams said: I was told that Curry told people around him: 'It hurts, but I won't talk about this, I will show up on the court, I just play. 'I expect he will check the thumb after the season, but now he won't use it as an excuse, and he doesn't even want to talk.