The Golden State Warriors ultimately defeated the Brooklyn Nets 115-105.
They had finally claimed an inspiring victory in the Finals!
At the same time, they successfully rewrote the series score to 1-2 and regained their footing.
More importantly, they had finally found a way to contain the Nets' offense.
Holding this "cosmic battleship" to a mere 105 points in a single game was undoubtedly a major strategic breakthrough!!
Time continued to skip ahead, soon arriving at June 10.
Still at Chase Center Arena in San Francisco.
The Golden State Warriors remained at home as they continued to face the Brooklyn Nets.
When the final whistle blew, the score stood at 127-120.
Relying on their still-effective Defensive strategy and the outstanding performances of their two perimeter stars, the Warriors once again secured a wonderful victory.
The series score was rewritten to 2-2.
At that point, both sides had returned to the same starting line.
The remaining schedule had thus become a best-of-three showdown.
The Warriors' unquestioned core, Stephen Curry, continued his excellent shooting touch from the previous game tonight, firing on all cylinders.
By the end of the game, he had made seven Three-point shots and exploded for 36 points, 4 rebounds, and 6 assists.
Combined with Klay's 26 points and equally potent offensive support, he led the Warriors to a beautiful comeback win.
As for the Nets Team.
James Harden was somewhat out of form. Although he still handed out as many as 11 assists, he was forced into taking only 9 shots all game, making 4 of them for just 13 points in total. That was clearly below the standard expected of a player at his level.
At the same time, Paul Joe also had a less-than-stellar night, posting only 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists.
Though he