Breaking the Playoff Half Scoring Record!

Cole reached out and called a timeout. Tang Tian's unreasonable style of play was dealing too heavy a blow to the Warriors' morale.

After the timeout, Curry again drove into the paint and drew a shooting foul from Davis.

He made both free throws, bringing the score to 5–11.

Curry had scored all 5 of the Warriors' points, while Tang Tian alone had accounted for the Pelicans' 11.

Holiday dribbled the ball upcourt again, and the Warriors' defensive formation changed once more.

Thompson denied the ball off-ball, while everyone else positioned themselves toward Tang Tian's side.

The Warriors were using their entire team to defend Tang Tian.

As one of the league's most experienced defensive assistant coaches, Ron Adams had built many defensive systems for the Warriors.

His defensive adjustments in the previous series against the Thunder had been eye-catching, but this time, he was clearly being forced into it.

Tang Tian's performance had been far better than he and the Warriors' coaching staff had anticipated.

Even though they had already studied Tang Tian's Playoffs performances this season through film.

But they now had to accept the reality that Tang Tian had clearly not gone all out in the first two rounds.

A five-man zone defense was already the biggest move they had left.

Tang Tian drove into the paint and was practically surrounded by all five defenders.

Amid the double-team, he kicked the ball out to Ariza on the baseline, and Ariza caught and shot.

Barnes recovered quickly. His shot was contested, and the Three-pointer clanged off the rim. Green boxed out Jokic and secured the Defensive Rebound.

The Warriors had finally stopped a Pelicans possession after the opening tip!

Adams let out a long breath from the sideline, while Cole reached up to wipe the sweat from his