With series tied at 2-2, Golden State tries to use home factor to open advantage
Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics face each other this Monday (13), starting at 10 pm (Brasilia time), at the Chase Center, in San Francisco, for the fifth game of the NBA Finals. The series is tied at 2-2
Coach Steve Kerr’s Warriors won the fourth game by ten points ahead and that was a good time behind the marker. The Californian franchise used 44% of field shots and 34.9% of three-pointers, in addition to 80% of free throws. The team geared up in the final stretch of the match and managed to leave the court with an important result away from home.
Individually, the highlight was superstar Stephen Curry, who had a double-double of 43 points and 10 rebounds, in addition to four assists. In addition to him, Andrew Wiggins recorded a double-double of 17 points and 16 rebounds, in addition to two assists, and Klay Thompson, with 18 points, two rebounds and two blocks. The Golden State Warriors enter the fifth game of the NBA Finals with Otto Porter Jr. and Andre Iguodala listed as ‘questionable
Coach Ime Udoka’s Celtics squandered a golden chance to open 3-1 in Game 4 and come very close to the title. The Boston team led the game for a large part, but lost 107-97. The Celtics scored 40% on field shots, 39.5% on threes and 73.7% on free throws.
The biggest individual highlights with the Celtics jersey in game number 4 were Jayson Tatum, with a double-double of 23 points and 11 rebounds, also with six assists and three blocks, Jaylen Brown, responsible for 21 points, six rebounds and two assists , and Marcus Smart, who walked off the court with TD Garden recording 18 points, four rebounds, five assists and four steals. The Boston Celtics have only Robert Williams III on the injury report, with him listed as ‘questionable’. Despite that, he should act just like in the other Finals matches so far.
