23 points and 6 rebounds! The Warriors have the last card left, the Rockets have four major advantages, and Udu Card has improved

Houston reporter Kelly Aiko revealed that Warriors scorer Hilde said after the G5 game: We will not return to Houston.

Hilder believes that the Warriors can solve the Rockets in G6, but the result is not as he wishes. Hilde played for 16 minutes and only grabbed 3 rebounds and made 0 of 4 shots. After the G6 game, the media posted Hilde's remarks, and many fans joked: You don't have to get on the plane.

Although the Rockets tied the big score, the Warriors' main players are still confident. Butler, who scored 27 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists, said: We must win together, and we must bear the loss together. We will win the G7 and advance. Curry, who scored 29 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, said: I am now packing up and preparing to go out for a week's itinerary, first fly to Texas, and then hope to go directly to Minnesota. This is also our attitude.

Zhu Meng Green, who scored 8 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 blocks, said: This is a game of 7 games and 4 wins, and we can win the tiebreak. The

Trick seven battle was held in Houston, which is also a blessed place for Kumingga. At the beginning of this season, the Warriors defeated the Rockets in overtime away, and Kuminga scored 23 points and 6 rebounds and became the team's surprise. At that time, Uduka had no choice.

The Warriors who were forced into desperate situations have the last card left, which is to enable Jonathan Kumingga. After the G6 game, Warriors head coach Kohl said that Kumingga could return to the rotation lineup in the tiebreak. Dream Chasing - Green said that Kumingga was born for such moments, and he can play in the G7 1000%.

Kumingga only played 2 games in this round of playoffs, averaging 9 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists per 21 minutes, shooting percentage of 36.8% and three-point shooting percentage of 40%.

22-year-old Kumingga, who is 2.01 meters tall, was once the top five popular rookies in 2021, but he fell to the seventh place and was selected by the Warriors. Jaylen Green and Alperen Sengon, who entered the NBA in the same year as Kumingga, both became the Rockets' absolute main players and also received early contract renewal with an annual salary of more than $30 million. Kumingga failed to gain the trust of head coach Cole and only played 10 starts this season in the regular season.

Some Warrior journalists and media people are not optimistic about Kumingga. Mark Willard previously said: The Rockets did not shoot, they were tall and long, as if they were a bunch of Kumingga together. If you can't win this series, I really don't know how to believe that this core team still has the potential to win the championship at this age. Obviously, Mark Willard did not expect this situation in this series. I wonder what Kuminga thoughts when he saw his remarks?

The Rockets lack superstars and playoff experience is a disadvantage, but they currently have four major advantages.

First, the Rockets have come to their side from 1-3 behind to 3-3, and the momentum has come to their side. G7 is playing at home, and they can get the support of Houston fans.

Second, the Rockets are young and have fast physical recovery. The Warriors' core is old and their physical fitness will not be able to keep up. The Rockets played the most time in this game with Van Jordan (39 minutes and 53 seconds), Sengon played 37 minutes and 7 seconds, Amen 35 minutes and 32 seconds, Jaylen Green 32 minutes and 3 seconds, and Adams 31 minutes and 2 seconds. Dillon, Smith Jr. and Ethan played less than 20 minutes. Curry played 41 minutes and 57 seconds on the Warriors, and Butler played 42 minutes and 8 seconds.

Third, the Rockets have an advantage in size, and Sengon, Adams and Smith Jr. all caused trouble for the Warriors.

Fourth, Uduka has made progress, his on-site command has become more and more stable, and his defense is highly targeted.

The Rockets won respect with their fighting spirit, and those famous speakers who were optimistic about the Warriors began to praise Houston.