The Warriors get the match point: Butler returns, the second-year defender is getting better

Although as the No.7 seed of the West, he caught the last bus through a hard playoff game and had no home advantage, the Warriors were predicted by a large number of media and fans as the team in the second half of the area that was most likely to be defeated. This is true. After a three-pointer at home, the Warriors won the first round match point, only one step away from advancing to the Western Conference semi-finals.

If the Warriors basically rely on Stephen Curry to support them in the first three games of the first round, then the latter performed very mediocre in the fourth game of the series, with only 17 points and 4 mistakes. But the teammates around us stood up, and next we will list the four heroes who successfully won the match point and took the lead 3-1. The first thing he was to bear was the tough guy Jimmy Butler. He staged a return to the king. Although Jimmy Butler retired in the second game, making people think that the Warriors were finished, after a quit, Jimmy Butler returned from the front line. He played for 40 minutes and had active performances on both ends of offense and defense. He finally scored 27 points and contributed 5 rebounds and 6 assists, making him the number one hero of the Warriors' victory.

Second-year defender Brandin Pojsky has also performed better overall. This is his first time participating in the playoffs. Moreover, due to physical discomfort, Brandin Pojsky's condition fluctuates in the early stages of the series, and there are also embarrassing moments of scoring alone. But in this game, Brandin Podjemsky stepped up and contributed 26 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists with 50% of the shooting percentage. With Stephen Curry being strictly guarded, Brandin Podjemsky felt hot and hot, helping the Warriors get through the difficulties.

The third place is Draymond Green. Although he only scored 6 points and 8 rebounds, Draymond Green +17 plus or negative points tied for the top of the team, which is enough to show a lot of things. As the game entered the decisive moment, Draymond Green made key defenses continuously, allowing the Warriors to defend the victory. Although he often hurts people, which makes his opponents, media and fans hate Draymond Green, even so, he has been able to enter the best defensive lineup for many years, obviously with two tricks.

The final substitute center Quantum Post became the Warriors' surprise again. In fact, in this round of the series, Quantum Post was in a very average state, with only about 30% of the shooting and three-point shooting percentage. But Quantun Post is of great strategic value in this game. In addition to opening up the offensive space, he also scored the highest 13 points among the substitutes on both sides, and also contributed 4 rebounds and 3 assists. Obviously, the Warriors coaching staff and strategic system are indeed well-deserved. There are many marginal players every year who can show their highlights in the Warriors.