It s not accidental, why were the Warriors eliminated 1-4? Three major failures were exposed, and the biggest "sinner" was found

110-121, in the fierce NBA arena, this defeat of the Golden State Warriors was like a heavy alarm bell, ringing all aspects of the team's internal problems.

First of all, on the offensive end, the star Stephen Curry was absent due to injury, which was undoubtedly a heavy blow. As the team's offense engine, Curry's absence caused the Warriors' offensive system to be in chaos in an instant. The once smooth transmission ball became stagnant, and the firepower outside the three-point line was greatly weakened, and the three-point shooting rate dropped sharply to 28%, which greatly reduced the offensive efficiency. The second-in-command Jimmy Butler was in a sluggish state in this game, scoring only 17 points from 4 of 11 shots, and failed to carry the team's flag to score when Curry was absent, which often put the team in the dilemma of fighting alone on the offensive end.

Secondly, the problems on the defensive end are also prominent. The interior defense is like paper, and the Warriors have no choice but to face Gobert of the Timberwolves. Gobert took the lead in the interior and easily scored 17 points and 8 rebounds, hitting the Warriors' inside defense again and again, but the Warriors were unable to provide effective restrictions. The outside defense is also full of loopholes. The Timberwolves' outside shooter group blossoms at multiple points. The Warriors' defensive players always seem to be half a beat slow and cannot interfere with the opponent's three-point shooting in time. They watched the score gap continue to widen.

Then, in tactical execution, the Warriors also exposed many problems. Although Kumingga has excellent personal abilities and scored 26 points, he mostly focuses on individual singles, lacks cooperation with his teammates, and does not drive the overall offensive rhythm of the team, making the team's offense lack integrity and fluency. At the critical moment of the game, the Warriors' coaching staff failed to make effective tactical adjustments and continued to use conventional tactics. They were seen through by the Timberwolves and defended in a targeted manner, resulting in the point gap being further widened and missing the best opportunity to chase points.

As for the biggest sinner of this game, Hilder is controversial. Hilder's poor shooting percentage (0 of 4 three-pointers) and multiple turnovers (4 times) have caused the team to lose a lot of opportunities to score and convert offense. The plus or negative value is -13, the team's countdown, and the lack of organization and defensive ability has also been infinitely amplified in this game, becoming the weak spot on both the team's offense and defense.

This loss was a heavy blow for the Warriors, but also a profound lesson. The team needs to adjust and improve these issues in next season's game, otherwise it will be difficult in the fiercely competitive NBA arena.