"The Warriors are in real danger now. The Thunder have built up momentum, and the lead is back down to two. That's practically a tie, especially with a historic clutch player like Chen Xi on the other side. If they can't hold onto their composure in the clutch now, they'll be done for tonight—and maybe for the year as well..."
"That's right. The Golden State Warriors are already down 0–2. If they lose one more and fall to 0–3, the consequences speak for themselves. And anyone who watched the first two games should be able to see clearly that the Warriors are at a significant disadvantage against the Thunder. When the Thunder's role players are shooting steadily from the outside, they're truly formidable. We've been saying since the start of the season that the Thunder haven't faded away completely, and that they still have what it takes to contend for a championship. But clearly, the level of competition they're showing now has exceeded everyone's expectations by far. The defending champions weren't wrong to lose in the last round."
"The Warriors are in the same situation this round. If they can't seize this golden opportunity tonight, their chances in the series will plummet immediately, coming close to zero."
"But the truth is, the Warriors have actually done a very good job tonight. They've shot 39.6% from beyond the arc on offense, while holding the Thunder to 32.3% from outside on defense. You could say they've made excellent use of their strength in three-point shooting, hitting a higher volume of shots with better efficiency. The real problem is that even with the Thunder's role players struggling and shooting poorly, they haven't been able to take advantage of that weakness and build on it to limit Chen Xi."
"They haven't even managed to