The first 3 quarters were unexpectedly suppressed by Cavaliers . The Warriors exploded in the 4th quarter today (19th). They launched a 17-0 fierce offensive at the beginning, and Stephen Curry was even more like entering no man's land. Individual singles The game scored 20 points, and the game ended with a stunning reversal of 104-89.
The Cavaliers lacked twin towers Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen in this campaign, but the remaining lineup is still effective for the Warriors. Ed Davis actively grabbed rebounds. Dean -Dean Wade disturbed the penalty area, and Kevin Love scored 11 points in the third quarter, giving the Cavaliers a 13-point lead.
I just didn’t expect that the fourth quarter would be all about the Warriors’ performance. Curry hit three consecutive three-pointers to sound the counterattack horn. The Cavaliers were completely unable to withstand the opponent’s firepower, and Darius Garland’s sporadic offensive failed to stop the bleeding. Watching Curry lead the Warriors to completely take over the game, he not only fired from the outside but also made several beautiful moves and layups.
Curry scored 40 points in this game, including 9 three-pointers, Green (Draymond Green) sent 14 assists, Nemanja Bjelica added 14 points, Damion Lee (Damion Lee scored 11 points; for the Cavaliers, Grande scored 25 points, Love and Dean Wade each scored 17 points, and Ed Davis grabbed 14 rebounds.
