The Warriors led by 19 points but were reversed by the Grizzlies. What went wrong?

The Grizzlies' victory in this game mainly depends on three people, one is Morant, and the other two are Jaren Jackson and Kyle Anderson. Morant's help to the team is on the offensive end. , made 11 of 22 shots from the field, 2 of 8 three-pointers, scored 30 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. A key breakthrough in overtime killed the game. Although Morant missed many times at the end of the regular season, the young man His star quality has been clearly demonstrated.

Cole also talked about his arrangements: Curry played 19 minutes in the first half, which is a big burden. I really want him to rest more. It is not difficult to see from the speeches of Curry and Cole; Curry wants to return to the court early to help the team win, while Cole mostly does not want Curry to be too tired. Not scoring a point in the final quarter and overtime was just a coincidence for Curry, and being too tired on the court also increased the risk of injury! Rhythm is really important. In the end, Curry was too obsessed with the outside. Breaking in would have been a better choice. Cole Curry took full responsibility today.

Physical strength is also an issue. It is too difficult for Curry to keep fighting fiercely with the young Morant. This is also the reason why Curry did not perform well in the second half. Even if Curry repeatedly reduces his playing time in the fourth quarter, his physical strength is not enough, especially the Grizzlies are too good at running. It's good to lose a game without the burden of being an idol, but the problem of mistakes must be corrected. Even if you don't score, you can't make mistakes.

The Warriors started off very smoothly, leading the Grizzlies by 17 points 37-20 at the end of the first quarter; and the Warriors maintained a pretty good offensive state in the second quarter and once opened the score. to 19 minutes. However, as the Grizzlies' offensive status picked up, the score between the two teams gradually became closer. But in the first three and a half quarters of the game, the Warriors were always in the lead. It was not until Melton made a two-pointer in the fourth quarter that the score between the two teams was tied at 86. After equalizing the score, the Warriors failed to regain their offensive status in the first half in time. They failed to make multiple three-pointers and made mistakes. In the end, they lost to the Grizzlies 101-104, and their 4-game winning streak was ended. Finally, tell me your feelings! Playing overtime shows that the two teams are evenly matched, and winning or losing is reasonable. For the team, it is a joy to win but a pity to lose. For the audience, it is much more enjoyable than a one-sided game.