The three key points of the Warriors championship: Curry truly proves himself, Tatum becomes the "sinner" of Green Kai

On June 17, the NBA Warriors defeated the Celtics in the finals G6 game. After the first quarter, the Warriors took the lead and continued to lead until the end. The score was 103-90. The Warriors won 13 points at home at Green Kai. This is quite amazing. After all, many predictions before the game were not optimistic that the Warriors could do this. In any case, the Warriors had defeated their opponents and won the championship, while Green Kai had no choice but to win the runner-up. So here, the Octopus might as well bring the three key points that the Warriors can win the championship. These three points can be said to directly lead to the ownership of this year's championship?

"Dang San Crazy" set the rhythm

In the 6 games of the finals, the Warriors scored a total of 182 points, a shooting percentage of 44.2%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 47.3% in the third quarter. The Warriors' net score in the third quarter was as high as 33 points, which is the largest score difference (first quarter + 9 points, second quarter + 1 point, fourth quarter - 19 points). It is not such an outstanding third quarter performance. It is difficult for the Warriors to win this year's championship. The most classic "Dang San Crazy" was in the G2 game. In the third quarter of the finals, the Warriors won 21 points in a single quarter to secure the victory. This wave of "Dang San Crazy" sets the rhythm of the entire series. If they did not win that game, it is possible that the Warriors' finals will start 0-3, and winning the championship will naturally be very far away.

Tatum became a "sinner" in Green Kai

Jason Tatum performed very well in the first round, second round and Eastern Conference Finals. On the one hand, he is indeed very capable, and on the other hand, it is basically difficult for the opponent to target him effectively. The finals are different. The Warriors have the talented Andrew Wiggins, and Wiggins can target Tatum with all his strength, which makes Tatum exhausted. In addition, a villain like Drummond Green, Tatum finally scored a poor output with an average of 21.5 points and a shooting percentage of 36.7%. Tatum became the number one "sinner" in Green Kai's runner-up, which should not be one of them here.

Curry truly proves himself that the honor of

FMVP is not of much significance to ordinary players. For example, Iguodala, but for the super giant, this is a stepping stone to the top ten in history. Without FMVP, it is basically impossible to enter the top ten selection range. This is a major honorary shortcoming for Stephen Curry. In this year's finals, Curry averaged 31.2 points + shooting percentage 48.2% + three-point shooting percentage 43.7% + 6 rebounds + 5 assists + 2 steals. Except for G5, the average firepower averaged in the other 5 games. This time Curry truly proved himself in the finals. If Curry performed like Tatum, it would be difficult for the Warriors to win the championship. The importance of this championship to Curry should be far higher than any of the first three championships, right?