This schedule is deliberately trying to fix the Warriors old bones: one game in the first 5 games, but G6 has 4 days

I looked at the Warriors' schedule, it was a bit weird. The first five games were played every two days. Even when I switched from the Timberwolves to the Warriors' home court, I played the next day. This is much closer than the two days after the first round.

But when it came to G6, it was four days a game, which means that G5 and G6 were three days apart. Either you are exhausted or you are resting. Can't you move one of the days ahead?

This schedule is a bit unfriendly to the Warriors, and it seems to be a bit of a trick of these old men: Curry is 37 years old, Butler is 36 years old, and Green is 35 years old, both of whom are old and old. They play 5 games in one game the next day in a row, which is really a bit difficult for them. Now, Curry, the oldest here, lie down first.

Butler, who has always been known for his "hardness", couldn't run in the fourth quarter, and it was very obvious in the third game. In contrast, the Timberwolves' main player, the oldest Conley, is 37 years old. He usually plays for a short time. Gobert, the second oldest, is 32 years old, and will not play for a long time. The third oldest is Randall is only 30 years old, and Huazi, the biggest brand, is only 23 years old. The rest of the main rotations are also young people. The lineup configuration is not as good as

, and the main player is still older and it is too difficult to fight.

If Curry doesn't return these days, he probably won't be able to play G6.