A start to the upset? 35-year-old Curry won the title of god! CCTV live broadcast hit a new high in ratings!

When Curry made that top three-pointer in the arc 2.1 seconds before the final game, did anyone think that this tired army that had experienced tiebreakers could overturn the Western defense Iron Cavalry?

The NBA semi-finals on May 7th used two counterattacks to tear down all pre-match predictions. The foreshadowing of this focus showdown was laid in the regular season. The Warriors staggered into the playoffs with the ranking of 7th in the Western Conference, and fought seven games with the Rockets in the first round. Behind Curry's average of 34.2 points per game is the 35-year-old veteran's knee ice pack. The Timberwolves crushed the Lakers 4-1 with their defensive efficiency, and Edwards' growth trajectory was compared to James' 19-year-old joining the league in 2007.

Transform the bottom team into a defensive strong team within four years. What is even more intriguing is that Warriors coach Cole and Timberwolves coach Fincher had been teammates in the 1998 European League, but now they have to fight for life and death on the tactical board. At 9:30 am, the Target Center Arena broke out in the first quarter.

Timberwolves established an 8-point advantage with Gobert's 4 blocks, but the situation changed suddenly in the second quarter. The Warriors made a surprise attack on the bench, and the 28-year-old Paiton II made three-pointers in a single quarter. His father was the legendary defender who stole Jordan in 1993.

The turning point appeared at the end of the third quarter. Zhu Meng Green and Towns had a conflict. After watching the video, the referee punished both sides' skilled prisoners. This episode completely ignited the Warriors' fighting spirit. In the final quarter, Curry hit a difficult backward jump shot under Edwards' defense.

Then Wiggins blocked the opponent's draw and made a layup, and the Warriors narrowly won 112-110. Technical statistics show that the Warriors scored 52-23 to crush their opponents, and Cole's "ten-player rotation" gambling tactic was a great success. This game has sparked heated discussions among fans.

The Hupu Forum. The post "Would Payton II replace Poole's first release" released 5,000+ replies in two hours, while the vote on Green's "Whether the Provocation is Tactical Design" attracted 100,000 people to participate. The famous commentator Yang Yi said bluntly in the live broadcast room.

"The Warriors dragged the series into a war of attrition, and the Timberwolves' physical advantage became a disadvantage. "Some senior fans even dug out the old story of the Cavaliers' 1-3 turnaround in 2016, pointing out that "psychological warfare is often more deadly than technical warfares." The eastern battlefield also underwent a dramatic reversal.

The Cavaliers were once 19 points behind at home, Mitchell scored 22 points in the final quarter to set a team record, and finally reversed the Pacers 121-117. This core defender who has experienced Jazz reconstruction admitted in tears after the game: "After eliminating the first round last year, I saw a psychologist for three months. "

It is interesting to note that Pacers coach Carlisle led the Mavericks to end the Heat Big Three in 2011, but now he has failed to defend Mitchell's "Bryant performance". Two wins below the slightest strife completely disrupted the league structure. The

Warriors' victory allowed the team led by 35+ veterans to see the light. The tragic victory of Edwards' 41 points in the past reveals the pain of the succession of the new generation of stars. CCTV live data shows that the ratings of the game increased by 23% compared with the same period last year.

proves Chinese fans' preference for the plot of "reversal of adversity". When the final whistle sounded. The scene of Curry slapping his chest at the camera went viral on social media. How many miracles can this Sunset team with an average age of 31.2 years old and a locked salary space?

Does Mitchell's fight with injuries indicate the arrival of a new era in Cleveland? The answer may be hidden in the next game, but the NBA has proved to the world that the charm of basketball is always in the unpredictable next second.