Van Jordan is inaccurate, Amen scores 24+9, Rockets lose to the Warriors, and two sinners are found out in the tiebreak

After years of reconstruction, the Houston Rockets took off this season. With a group of talented role players, they scored second place in the fiercely competitive Western Conference in the regular season. However, they were not lucky. They met their own miserable Golden State Warriors in the first round of the playoffs. In the direct dialogue between the two teams in the playoffs, the Rockets have never tasted the taste of advancing.

As expected, after the first four games of the series, the Rockets fell into a desperate situation, but the young boys did not give up, and won two consecutive games to drag the game into the tiebreak final. On this game, the Rockets returned to Space City and ushered in a life-and-death battle with the Warriors. In this game, the Warriors relied on Hilder's explosion and established a 15-point lead. Although Amen led the team to catch up, their teammates were not good, which prevented the Rockets from turning against the wind and eventually lost to the Warriors 89-109 at home!

[Focus on the match]

The reason why the outside world was not optimistic about the Rockets with better record before this round of the series started is that they lacked experience in the playoffs. As fans expected, the Warriors who were more aware of how to play in the series were the better performers and got the match point 3-1 early.

However, after the Rockets won two consecutive games and tied the score to 3, the limelight had completely covered the Warriors and became a more optimistic hotline for promotion. Whether they can beat the Warriors at home in this game and complete a desperate comeback has become the biggest highlight of this hot war.

[Match Review]

The Rockets were able to win consecutively and sustain their lives when the Warriors got the match point. Van Villet made an indelible contribution. In the fifth and sixth games of the Fire War, Van Jordan scored 26 points and 29 points respectively. In this game, the Warriors obviously strengthened their defense against him and dared not give Van Jordan a chance to take a easy shot from the outside. Van Villet, who was strictly guarded, also declined significantly. After 13 shots and 6 goals were hit by 13 times, only handed over 17+7+3+2 personal data, without the dominance of killing all sides in the first two games.

With Van Jordan's decline in form, Amen became the Rockets' best player in this game. Not only did he successfully limit Curry's performance on the defensive end, but he also carried the team's offensive banner on the offensive end. With the efficiency of 9 of 16 shots, he scored 24 points, and also scored 9 rebounds, 3 steals and 1 block.

With Amen's brave performance, the Rockets still could not win the tiebreak final at home. Shin Kyung and Jaylen Green were to blame. Jaylen Green, who performed poorly throughout the series, continued to play the role of the Warriors undercover in this game. He only hit 3 goals in 8 shots and scored only 8 points.

Shin Kyung, who was selected for the All-Star Game this season, faced the Warriors who did not have a strong inside line. Although he also contributed comprehensive personal data of 21 points, 14 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, he played too softly and kept shooting, resulting in his low shooting percentage, with only 23 shots and hitting 9 goals.

Looking at the wonderful seven fire battles this season, the Rockets lost and encountered a first round of games. Shin Kyung and Jaylen Green are the two sinners of the team. Jaylen Green's poor performance has proved that he does not have much value in training, and Shin Kyung's soft style makes him destined to be difficult to become the team's leader.