Wolf G2 - Randall s central axis role, Warriors s surprise Viktorminga

Wolves were at home in this game, facing the Warriors who were absent from Curry. This game is crucial for the Wolves due to the complete defeat of Curry's injured Warriors. If you want to stay in the series, you must not lose this game.

Curry's absence has a great impact on the Warriors' offensive end, especially in the three-point line, except for Hilder and Butler, such firepower cannot match the Wolves' offensive intensity at all.

was behind in the first quarter. Although the score was once scored to single digits in the third quarter, it was still difficult to turn the tables. However, for the Warriors, they are already very satisfied with winning away games. When they return to Golden State, they will welcome Curry back with confidence.

The wolf's offense was relatively smooth in this game, and the first minister was Randle, the inside monster.

He used his misalignment at the No. 4 position to continuously attack the Warriors' inside, and at the same time, his dominant ball after the singles created many opportunities for large open three-pointers for the outside. If the inner and outer lines of the wolf are organically combined, the Warriors' defense will loosen. Randall scored 24 points with 11 assists and was the key to the team's victory.

Randall received Walker's pass, changed direction and broke through TJD, and scored an easy layup.

Arc top and Conley's pick-and-roll shot, he received Conley's pass, made a three-pointer, and received Divinchenzo's pass, and hit Moody one-on-one in the small penalty area. He turned around and wiped the defense and scored

Received Edwards' pass, and broke through Green in a fake move, broke into the penalty area and made a layup, making 2➞1

Randall broke After breaking to the free throw line, he found Divinchenzo, the open space at the top of the arc in time; Randall hit Butler with his back, pushed it near the free throw line, compressed the outside defense, and then found the open space at the top of the arc, Conley, in the first leg of the game, Randall singled Green on the free throw line, and passed it to McDan on the outside after a fake move. This is the most basic tactical design of the Wolves today; Randall held the ball, found the penalty area to cut Edwards, and made a wonderful pass to stage an alley relay.

Randall passed a long way in the backcourt to find McDan who counterattacked, and easily scored

fully utilized Randall's singles to suppress the Warriors' inside defense, and then found their open teammates at the outside to make three-pointers. This is the basic tactic of Wolves today. Because the outside pitcher feels like the outside, the offense is smooth. If the shot still fails, the Wolves may have to continue to find ways on the offensive end. Although the Warriors lost today, Kumingga performed well and played the best game in the playoffs so far.

While he was playing to his physical characteristics, he also began to have some tactical rounds unique to the Warriors.

Pojem passed the ball, and Kuming made an open three-pointer in the corner;

broke through to the inside, using his super physical talent to dunk Gober

After receiving the ball, he used his physical talent to directly break through the killing box;

and this counter-running to receive Green's ground pass was Kumingga's biggest improvement. If Kumingga continues to integrate into the team, the Warriors' substitute scoring problem will be greatly alleviated.

There are two interesting clips in this game that are worth remembering.

Green once again tried to arouse the fighting spirit of the whole team.

Edwards was able to force his return to the court in the second half after an ankle injury, which was really touching. His spirit of never giving up touched everyone. Even if the Wolves lose the game in the end, they will give Edwards the highest praise.

Sports are never just about winning or losing, the inheritance of sports spirit is the real charm.

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