At the end of the first quarter, the score was 35-25.

Bogut's presence did play some role in the Warriors' positional defense, but it was limited.

The Pelicans' defensive counterattack played quickly, weakening Bogut's role infinitely.

In this quarter alone, the Pelicans scored as many as 18 points on the fast break, which is more than in the last two games combined.

There are gains and losses, Jokic is on the three-point line most of the time offensively, so that he can retreat in place, and Bogut obviously can't do that.

In the opening stages of the second quarter, both sides were on the court with one starter and four substitutes.

On the Warriors' side, Green leads the team, plus Barbosa, Livingston, Iguodala and Speights.

On the Pelicans' side, Davis leads the team, plus Dinwiddie, Stephenson, Bojan and McGee.

Bojan came up and took advantage of McGee's pick-and-roll to shoot a three-pointer from Davis' pass.

Although Ariza hasn't started since his return, his consistent shooting has made him the Pelicans' most reliable scoring point off the bench.

Back in the day, Speights hit a trademark mid-range jumper in the back of his hand.

The Pelicans have a good bench, and the Warriors' bench isn't weak.

Dinwiddie's breakaway layup was distracted by Speights, but Davis followed up with an offensive rebound and scored on a dunk.

After Bogut was brought to the starter, the Warriors' rim-protecting ability naturally weakened.

Green came back and shot a three-pointer at the top of the arc to return the favor, but unfortunately it was a drop in the frame with Davis' interference.

He had a good time in the series, but he didn't feel good outside the three-point line.

McGee grabbed a defensive rebound, and the Warriors' offense was once again in vain.

Cole shouted a little anxiously from the sidelines.

The substitute didn't play two minutes at this stage, and the margin on the court has been stretched to as many as 15 points.

It's going to be 0 to 3 in the tempo!

At 0-1, he can still talk and laugh.

At 0-2, he still pretended to be calm.

But 0 to 3, I'm sorry, he's Cole not a fairy.

Davis received the ball in the low post and hit Green hard, turned and leaned back to meet Green's long arm and went in again.

Green's defense against Davis is really too disadvantaged.

Cole shook his head helplessly, this game is really not something he can change as a coach.

At 17 minutes, the Bay Area fans who had been enthusiastic at the beginning of the game were quieter than ever, and the Oracle Arena turned from lava to iceberg.

This is really beaten out of temper.

Not to mention the fans, the Warriors' bench was also deadly silent.

Curry and Thompson both had expressions on their faces, and it was obvious that the situation in front of them was much worse than they imagined.

When they reversed the Thunder before, they were still thinking about winning the Pelicans to defend the championship.

Now it all looks very slim.

The Warriors' offense, offensive time was approaching, and Green's trademark possession at the top of the arc didn't pass the ball for half a day.

The Pelicans are getting better and better, and the quality of the defensive end is improving.

Seeing that there was not much time left to attack, Green chose to break Davis with the ball.

Davis has no problem defending Green alone, retreating from the sidelines, always maintaining a defensive position, ready to give Green a big shot.

If you want to say that Tang Tian has performed the best so far, the second best player is Davis.

The saddest thing about being eliminated by the Warriors last year was Davis, just like the previous elimination by the Grizzlies, he was holding back his strength to fight back.

He's done the same in the last two games.

Since Green beat him, he beat Green back to reality and let the latter wake up from the dream of eliminating the Pelicans 4-2.

Green couldn't squeeze Davis out of the way, and was either taken off, stopped or walked.

Just when it seemed that he couldn't choose the right one, the last kick of his breakthrough suddenly and inadvertently landed in front of Davis's legs, and then directly strengthened.

Davis made a block and his hand squarely covered the ball in Green's hand.

But in the next second, his expression suddenly became extremely painful, and the whole person fell from the air to the floor, covering his crotch with both hands.

It turned out that Green lifted his left foot directly up when he took off and kicked Davis directly into the crotch!

During the regular season, Davis was also kicked in the crotch by Green, but he dodged it, only with a sprained ankle.

But this time his attention was on the block, and he didn't notice Green's feet at all!

And he didn't expect Green to attack in such a way!

This really escaped the first day of junior high school, not the fifth day of junior high school, and it is impossible to prevent it.

Stephenson was the first to rush over and push Green directly, and the players on the court on both sides were directly entangled.

Stevens called the team doctor to tell the latter to hurry up, and he then calmly stopped the players who were about to rush onto the field, including Tang Tian and Ci Shiping.

Pachulia was beaten by Tang Tian before and shocked the alliance, and now that Tang Tian is off the court, it is also the reason why Green dares to make such a black hand.

The clash on the field was pulled apart by the referee.

Stephenson returned to the bench and cursed, clearly unhappy with Green's approach.

However, Tang Tian's focus was on Davis at this time.

After being helped to the sideline by the team doctor, Davis stood for a moment before finally signaling himself to go back to the locker room.

Balls are the most vulnerable part of a man, being kicked so strongly, and the other party is still an NBA player, and it is already considered an iron egg if he is not kicked or stunned.

Green, this is directly deposing Davis.

The live technical desk was watching the footage, and Green was also on the sidelines and kept explaining to the referee that he was unintentional.

The referees eventually awarded a penalty, and Green and Stephenson each received a technical foul.

Stevens was calm and Brown stormed the bench in protest with emotion, but that didn't change the decision.

That's the final decision.

Green was replaced by Thompson off the court, and the Pelicans also brought Jokic early.

In the minutes off the bench, Thompson scored back-to-back mid-range shots to help the Warriors narrow the deficit to 12 points.

Davis' injury has an obvious impact on the Pelicans.

Green's kick, which replaced Davis with a technical foul, was worth it.

After the substitution transition was played, the main forces of the two sides were replaced one after another.

Green also returned to the bench.

Tang Tian deliberately glanced at Green before going on the court.

When Green was explaining to the referee at the technical table, he was standing not far away and heard clearly.

It's not intentional, it's just an unconscious movement after his body loses his balance, and he never maliciously targets opposing players......

He heard the explanations exactly like Stephenson had said before the game, all of them were farts, and Green himself wouldn't believe them.

He was too lazy to engage in a war of words with Green before, but that doesn't mean he will sit idly by.

Punching Kenyon Martin, beating Pachuria, elbowing Green, he's always been the kind of person who has revenge.

It wasn't intentional, was it?

That waits.

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