Huo Yong has come to tiebreak again after 7 years

Huo Yong fought again after 7 years. It's really exciting, but it's different from generation to generation. The Rockets won two consecutive games and scored 3-3. The last time the Rockets Warriors tiebreaker was the Rockets of Harden's era. In the 2018 Western Conference Finals, the Rockets unfortunately lost the game in that game. The Rockets' lineup at that time: Harden (PG), Gordon (SG), Ariza (SF), Tucker (PF), Capela (C); the Warriors' lineup: Curry (PG), Thompson (SG), Durant (SF), Green (PF), and Looney (C).

That year, the Warriors completed a reversal on the away game with Durant's singles deterrence, Curry's field control ability and key performance of role players; while the Rockets missed historical opportunities due to Paul's absence, three-point errors and referee standards. Tomorrow is another round of story unfolding. Is it a newborn calf not afraid of a tiger, or is a lean camel bigger than a horse?

Whether G5 or G6, using three highs, double towers, and controlling mistakes, someone from the outside can score a goal with a less miserable accurate head. The Rockets did it in two consecutive games, and they forced a tiebreak from 1-3 behind!

The Warriors could not break the Rockets' three-high joint defense and kept thinking about cutting Adams. It should have broken the record of the number of times they cut, because Udoka insisted on not changing. For the Rockets, their defensive strategy is very correct, and Adams' performance makes the Warriors helpless. Uduka finally realized the importance of Adams and realized that the two-tower joint defense was a weapon that the Warriors could not crack, the Rockets began to control the situation. The Rockets' focus on the four-way match made the Warriors very troublesome. When Curry was entangled, only Butler could score, which achieved the Rockets' goal.

Shen Jing averaged 20.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game in this round of series. He was the first in all three statistics. He may look at the soft spot. He is not a perfect player on both offense and defense, but he is the most stable basic set for the Rockets in 6 games.

VanVleet's performance in this round of series:

—G1, 10 points and 7 assists, 2 three-pointers and 13 three-pointers and 2 assists, 1

—G3, 17 points and 3 assists, 3

—G4, 25 points and 6 assists, 8

—G5, 26 points and 2 assists, 4

—G6, 29 points and 8 assists, 6

in the first three games, a total of 29 three-pointers, averaging 11.3 points! In the last three games, 18 of 27 three-pointers were made, averaging 26.7 points per game, which is too exaggerated. The Rockets can win, and Fan's timely recovery is crucial. The ability to score on the outside has slowed down the huge pressure on the inside.

In the battle of life and death, other players of the Warriors must stand up and bear the pressure at critical moments, especially those other than Butler and Curry. Without the third point that can stably score, the Rockets will continue to use the one-point four-couple unscrupulously, so the Warriors will be in danger. The Warriors' biggest winning key in tiebreak:

1. Curry and Butler have to score at least 55 points in total. 2. The Rockets have to beat at least 5 rebounds. 3. The three-point shooting percentage should be at least 37.5%.

After all, the Warriors are mainly a team driven by the outside line, and there are some obvious flaws in the inside line. Once their outside line cannot maintain efficiency, the Rockets' three-high or double-tower lineup will be obvious.

The two sides have no secrets. Every detail execution of the next game, every shot that is empty, every free throw, every whistle, every unexpected burst or sigh-wrenching stealth will determine life and death!

In the first round of the NBA this season, there were two sets of tiebreakers, the Rockets and Warriors, the Clippers and the Nuggets, all in the Wild West! Whether the Rockets can seize the opportunity this time depends on their performance at the Toyota Center at 8:30 on Monday morning!