Best lineup on the 5th: Curry is on par with James + Hilde s tiebreaker, Amen becomes the Rockets fig leaf

On May 5, the NBA Playoffs All-National Team, the three players in the frontcourt were Hilder, Butler and Amen. Hilder tied two historical tie-up records with 33+9 three-pointers. Butler, who joined hands with 20+8+7, led the Warriors to win the tie-up battle to advance. Amen 24+9 became one of the few highlights of the Rockets' exit night. The two in the backcourt were Curry and Halliburton. Curry scored 14 points in the final quarter with 22+10+17, and Halliburton scored 22+13 assists to the Pacers to get a good start in the Eastern Conference semi-finals. The sixth man was Jerome, who scored 21+8 assists.

Front court: Hilder, Butler, Amen

Hilder scored 33 points, 9 three-pointers

Hilder played an explosive performance in the tiebreak battle. He only scored 4 points in the previous two games, especially in the last game 0 points, but he was still entrusted by Kerr to serve as the starting lineup with an important task. Hilder scored 6 three-pointers in the first half of this game and tied the record of the tie-up battle. He scored 9 three-pointers in the game, and tied the record of the tie-up battle. He scored the highest 33 points in the game, becoming the number one surprise soldier to win by the Warriors.

Butler scored 20 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists,

Butler contributed 7 of 13 shots, and was still a steady contribution of 20+8+7 quasi-triple double data, especially the key offense, pass and defense performance in the final quarter, which helped the Warriors successfully tied the seventh and eliminated the Rockets to advance to the Western Conference semi-finals. It is worth mentioning that Butler completed the Black Eight Miracle at the Heat last season, and this season with the Warriors, becoming the first player in NBA history to complete the Black Eight and the Black Seven Miracle.

Amen 24 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists

Although the Rockets fell in the tiebreak, the 22-year-old sophomore Amen performed well. He contributed 24 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 1 block in the farewell battle, becoming the player with the highest score in the Rockets team. In his first playoff trip this year, Amen averaged 15.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.7 steals, and 0.9 blocks per game. This is naturally the core of the future that the Rockets are most focused on in training, and it is also a non-sale product for the Rockets.

Backcourt: Curry, Halliburton

Curry scored 1 of 7 in the first half and scored only 8 points in the first three quarters, and scored 14 points in the last quarter, scoring 22+10+7+2+2 all-around data. Curry started low and ended high with injuries, won the tiebreaker for the fourth time in his career, and also led the Warriors to eliminate the Rockets in five playoff matches in history. It is worth mentioning that Curry has at least 20+10+5+2+2 in the tiebreak, becoming the fourth player in the NBA tiebreak history, comparable to Bird, Olajuwon and James.

Halliburton scored 22 points and 13 assists

Halliburton contributed a double-double data of 22 points and 13 assists, especially activated the team's six players to score in double-digit points. Halliburton led the Pacers to suppress the Cavaliers almost all the game, and he finally defeated the Cavaliers, the number one in the East, to get a good start.

Sixth man: Jerome

Jerome 21 points and 8 assists

Although the Cavaliers regretted opening the goal and losing in the first match of the Eastern Conference semi-finals in the absence of Garland, Jerome's performance was still excellent. Jerome scored 21 points and 8 assists in this game, becoming the player with the highest score in the substitute today.