On February 25, Beijing time, the NBA regular season was a focus battle, and the Golden State Warriors challenged the Portland Trail Blazers away. From the end of the first quarter to the middle of the second quarter, the Warriors went crazy, blasting a 24-6 frenzy to turn the tide in one fell swoop. Klay Thompson is in charge of the siege, while Stephen Curry is focused on assists.
Looking at the Blazers' lineup opposite, it's almost like a different team, with Anfinny Simmons as the number one person against the Splash Brothers. In terms of record, the Blazers only have 25 wins and 34 losses, ranking tenth in the West, and have recently won four consecutive wins, which is still quite good. The Warriors, on the other hand, are 42-17, second in the West, but have recently suffered two straight losses. Although the momentum of the two teams has been diametrically opposed recently, given the hard power gap, it is clear that the Warriors have a bigger chance of winning.
But after the opening, in the first half of the first quarter, the Warriors didn't play well, mainly the Splash Brothers weren't too excited. The opposite, led by Simmons Jr., played well and soon took a double-digit lead. However, after 29-19, the turning point came.
Since then, the Warriors have embarked on a fury ride, unleashing a 24-6 frenzy across the quarters, bringing the score to a 43-35 lead and staged a big comeback. The Warriors' strategy is very clear, let Klay Thompson serve as the vanguard of the siege, let Curry strategize, and use the "assist" way to connect the whole team, achieving very good results.
Clay scored 13 points in about 10 minutes, and he felt good today, especially outside the three-point line, shooting 3-of-5. Curry, on the other hand, has scored two double-doubles in 15 minutes, with 11 points and 10 assists. Such a splash brother, led to a reversal, Cole can sit firmly on the fishing platform.