The Golden State Warriors went on the counterattack.
After Curry took the ball from Wiggins, he leisurely brought it across half court and held it at the Top of the Key, bleeding the clock.
He waited until the Thunder Team's defense stepped up, until Westbrook could no longer resist trying to pressure him, before decisively passing to Green on the other side.
Green caught the ball as a relay point, then handed it off to the advancing Wiggins.
After receiving the ball, Wiggins first jogged to the Top of the Key, then suddenly changed direction and drove straight at Barrett.
He took two steps into his defender, then pounded the ball down and came to a sudden stop.
His pump fake failed to work, so he turned and passed to the sideline.
Curry caught the ball near the sideline and drew the defense before swinging it again, sending it back to Green, who had returned to the Top of the Key.
Green then waved his hand, calling for Klay and Curry to move without the ball.
That immediately drew the Thunder Team's entire defensive attention.
And once their attention was instinctively pulled out of position, the Warriors' opportunity naturally emerged.
On the wing, Wiggins, who had cut inside, once again received Green's precise pass.
He drove straight to the basket after catching it, absorbed Davis's help defense, hung in the air, and went up for a reverse layup.
Beng!!!
With a dull thud, Basketball had just struck the backboard when Davis slapped it directly against the glass.
But unfortunately, the Baseline referee chose to blow his whistle at that moment.
Under the gaze of the entire arena, he signaled—goaltending!
Anthony Davis, goaltending!
Which meant the two points counted!
It had to be said that this was a somewhat ambiguous call.