Losing 16 frontcourt boards, he can still win the Rockets by 10 points, the difference in shooting ability is too great, and the Warriors are stable this round

The first game of the series between the Rockets and the Warriors was played on the Rockets' home court, and the Warriors won the first game with a 95-85 win over the Rockets on the road, and Curry hit five three-pointers today to score 31 points. became a hero to the Warriors' ability to win.

After watching the whole game today, we deeply realized the gap between the shooting ability of the two teams, and the difference in their shooting ability is too great. The Rockets stole the Warriors in the strict sense of the word today, grabbing 16 more frontcourt rebounds than the Warriors. In other words, grabbing 16 more frontcourt rebounds is equivalent to 16 more offensive opportunities. But they didn't take advantage of those opportunities. Even if there are a lot of open shots, they will still miss. Today, Jalen Green shot 3-of-15 and VanVleet shot 4-of-19 from the field. These two guys are one of the few players on the Rockets who are more sure of their three-point shots, and if neither of them can hit a three-pointer, then the rest of the Rockets players will not be able to shoot. Amen Thompson is a player who has no three-point shooting ability at all.

After watching this game, many fans very much agree with the words of the Warriors reporter. Warriors reporters believe that the current Rockets team is "a bunch of Kuminga". The implication is that although this Rockets team is very athletic, they have no ball quotient and no shooting ability on the court. Through today's game, it really confirmed what he said, it is true that the physical fitness of this Rockets team is very strong, but they have no shooting ability, they can't hit the basketball, and there is no strategy for playing on the court. You must know that the Warriors' defensive ability is not bad, so when the defensive ability of the two sides is relatively balanced, the test is who can shoot the ball and who can make a fuss on the outside. And the Warriors are clearly the team with the better projection ability.

The most important thing is that when Curry is playing really well, they still have Butler. Strictly speaking, Butler didn't give it his all, but the Warriors had won relatively easily. They used to lead the Rockets by as many as 23 points, so as long as the Warriors don't make too many stupid mistakes in this series, the Rockets are no match for them. The Warriors should be relatively safe to advance to the Western Conference semifinals, I wonder what fans think?