Under these circumstances, the whole world knew that the Golden State Warriors would inevitably launch a fierce counterattack tonight.
Naturally, the Nets Team would be no exception.
So, Brooklyn's players arrived at the arena early that day and threw themselves wholeheartedly into their preparations, treating tonight's game with the utmost seriousness.
At the same time, they eagerly anticipated looking ahead to a bright future after winning this grueling battle.
When the clock reached eight thirty, under the watchful eyes of countless spectators, Game Three of the series between the Golden State Warriors and Brooklyn finally began.
To the surprise of many fans, the Nets Team still seized a firm advantage right from the opening tip.
James Harden came up and launched a string of individual attacks, scoring 8 straight points with two Three-point shots and a contested layup after a drive, helping his team establish an early lead.
Meanwhile, the Warriors missed all four of their opening shots.
It was as though even after returning to the familiar Chase Center, they still had not recovered their shooting touch. That was undoubtedly terrible news.
But fortunately, the Warriors were still the Warriors.
There was no way they would keep bricking shots forever.
After a sluggish first quarter in which they were hit with an absurd 31-22 score by the Nets, they quickly sounded the horn for a counterattack in the Second Quarter.
Stephen Curry!
The greatest three-point shooter in history finally began to show what he could do.
He went 3-for-4 from three-point range in the quarter, including a heavily contested three and an ultra-deep three from three steps beyond the three-point line.
That undoubtedly signaled the return of his terrifying shooting touch.
Afterward, realizing he was in form, Curry immediately switched up his offensive approach. He began using his