The NBA semi-final news and updates revealed of the various hurdles that both the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma Thunder have to overcome. Although the 3rd game of the semi-final series remains a mystery, for Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, the ball is worth rolling for.
Looking back on the first NBA semi-final series, the Thunder bagged the first one. However, it was a short win as the Warriors remained resilient all throughout the game and ultimately won. SB Nation relayed that the only means to win the game against the Warriors is to not lose focus during gametime.
It stands to reason that the Warriors are a dedicated bunch of players. Learning the weakness of their enemies is one of their strong forte. The Warriors are fully aware of Thunder's big men that act as screens to Curry but at the end of the line, the Warriors gained a big lead against the Thunders. It appears that the ball keeps rolling for the whole duration of the game. For the most part, Durant answered by countering Curry's tactics but it is irrefutable that the win has already been revealed.
The two teams are now tied to one win per team. As for the third game, it remains uncertain on which team would win. For the Golden State Warriors, not giving in to Oklahoma Thunder is one of their motivations during the whole gaming time. In addition, Curry made the right play the next time down the court, anticipating the Thunder's trap, and in turn passing the ball to Bogut, rendering a quick win for the team.
A separate report from Five Thirty Eight, the way the Golden State Warrior's play is one of a kind. It is unpredictable and the Warrior's defense might shoot the team back to the finals once more. According to the same report, the 2014-15 Warriors were astoundingly stable, having the NBA's second-best offense and dominated the playoffs in terms of defensive efficiency.
For the fans and followers of the NBA. It is undeniable that the Golden State Warriors is not yet willing to let the Oklahoma Thunder reign because for Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant's team, the ball is worth rolling for.
