Curry's supreme individual performance had single-handedly blown apart the Nets' offense in a short span of time.
At the same time, Golden State's other two guards quickly joined the scoring barrage, combining with Curry to unleash an incredibly efficient wave of offense.
Klay Thompson had 11 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists in the quarter, while Joe Poole had 8 points and 1 assist.
The three combined for a staggering 35 points in a single quarter. Together with Green and Wiggins' opportunistic firepower, the Warriors blasted the Nets 42-31 in the period.
Not only did they surpass the score, but they also extended their lead to 5 points in one go.
In an instant, the pressure was back over the Nets Team's heads.
In truth, they had not played poorly in the Third Quarter.
Durant and Joe had provided steady output, while Prince and Claxton had also reliably completed their respective duties.
But they still could not withstand the Warriors' terrifying offensive firepower after their shooting suddenly caught fire.
For a team with relatively average perimeter defense, this was indeed an extremely difficult problem to deal with.
However, this was not even the worst part.
The worst thing was that once the game entered the fourth quarter, the Nets Team found themselves in an even more perilous situation.
And under such circumstances, their play became increasingly strange.
As usual, Harden kept moving the ball under double teams.
Durant's stamina began to show signs of decline.
In order to save his energy for the final moments, he proactively reduced both his ball-handling duties and his share of shot attempts.
And in this situation, Joe's Offensive Efficiency against the defense of Wiggins and Klay Thompson was not enough to help the Nets erase the score difference.
Thus, as time ticked away, the