There were many injuries in the first round of the series. Even the Warriors had injuries, but Curry was still the only leader!
But Deng Fang didn't take any action, not even Curry!
Why is this?
Because of system limitations!
Since the 14-15 season, the system's restrictions on Deng Fang's medical treatment have become more and more strict. Players from other teams cannot take action during the regular season, but they can take action during the playoffs, but the cost of ability is five times higher than before!
You must know that the price will be doubled in the playoffs, and will be doubled again after each round. This price almost ruins Deng Fang’s possibility of making money by treating diseases!
Of course, the system also leaves a way out, which is to treat the players on your own team twice as much as before.
The previous rule was: If a player is injured during the regular season, if the injury needs to be treated for more than a month, the main player will consume 20 ability points at a time, and the role player will consume 10 ability points at a time. If the injury is less than a month, the main player will consume 10 ability points at a time.
Consumes 10 ability points, 5 for role players at a time.
If you are injured in the playoffs, the ability value required to treat the disease will double every round. That is, in the first round, the main players will have 40 major injuries and 20 minor injuries. In the second round, the main players will have 80 major injuries and 40 minor injuries.
And so on.
Now, in the first round, the main force suffered 80 major injuries and 40 minor injuries. In the second round, the main force suffered 160 major injuries and 80 minor injuries, and so on.
Of course, if they are players from other teams, the main players in the first round will suffer 200 serious injuries and 100 minor injuries. In the second round, the main players will suffer 400 major injuries and 200 minor injuries, and so on!
At this price, Deng Fang would not dare to treat players from other teams because the cost is too high!
Even the players of the Warriors can spare no effort in the playoffs and don't take any action if they can.
Although Deng Fang didn't take many shots in the regular season, he has accumulated a lot of ability points in the past two seasons. However, if something unexpected happens in the finals, he will be depressed if he has no ability points by then!
According to this rule, if you need to take action in the finals, the cost of ability points will be astronomical - this is still treating the Warriors' own players - if it is a player from another team, it is simply impossible!
Therefore, Deng Fang refused all requests for medical treatment, no matter how much the offer was, he refused.
Deng Fang didn't even care if Curry was injured!
I didn't care about Curry's injury. Firstly, the cost was a bit high, and secondly, because Deng Fang was confident that even without Curry, there would be no problem in the first and second rounds!
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The first round is over and the various awards for the regular season have been announced.
Not surprisingly, the MVP was still won by Curry, there is no doubt about it!
You must know that Curry's record of 73 wins in history made Curry unanimously elected MVP. Now with 82 consecutive wins and no losses, there is no suspense about the MVP!
Anyone who dares not to vote for Curry will probably commit suicide by caesarean section after being exposed!
Counting this MVP, Curry has dominated the list for 7 consecutive years!
It is estimated that all experts and media people have long been tired of aesthetics, but there is nothing they can do. The Warriors are too far ahead and Curry's performance has been maintained at a very high level. Even if you want to find a player similar to Curry, it is difficult!
If the father-in-law says the father-in-law is right, the mother-in-law says the mother-in-law is right, it will only work if the circumstances are similar. If the difference is too great, no one can do it!
With the Warriors' record and Curry's performance, if you really don't vote for Curry, then it's not a question of ability, it's a problem with your eyes - you're blind!
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The first round is over and the second round will begin immediately.
The first is the showdown between the league's number one Warriors and the Trail Blazers.
Needless to say, the Warriors relied on their strong strength to get through. Even if Curry missed 3 games, the Rockets still had no way to deal with the Warriors.
The Blazers won by luck. If Paul and Griffin were not both injured, the Blazers would not advance - at least the probability would be very small!
Therefore, the strength of the two teams is very different - even if Curry doesn't play, the Trail Blazers don't have much chance.
On May 1, the defending champion Warriors at home faced the challenge of the Trail Blazers.
The Trail Blazers' starting lineup is the same as before: Damian Lillard, Al-Farouq Aminu, Mo Harkless, CJ McCrum, and Mason Plumlee.
Due to Curry's injury, the Warriors' starting five are: Shaun Livingston, Klay Thompson, Harrison Barnes, Draymond Green, and Andrew Bogut.
At 2 minutes and 29 seconds into the first quarter, Thompson scored 2 consecutive three-pointers and scored 10 points. The Warriors led 14-4 at the beginning and stopped the Trail Blazers. Livingston sent a wonderful pass, and Bogut dunked with both hands. Thompson's touch
Hot Hot hit another three-pointer, and the Warriors had a clear advantage on both offense and defense. Six minutes before the end of the quarter, Thompson hit another three-pointer, giving the Warriors a 20-point lead!
After the first quarter, the Warriors led the Trail Blazers 37-17. Tang Shen made 4 three-pointers in a single quarter and scored 18 points.
At the beginning of the second quarter, while Thompson was sitting off the court to rest, the Trail Blazers launched an 11-4 attack wave, reducing the deficit to 13 points. After the timeout, the Warriors continued to inflict damage and achieved results. Lillard scored 5 points in a row and Henry
Desen made a three-pointer and the Trail Blazers fell behind 40-50. At this time, Green stood up. After making 2 free throws, he sent 2 assists and 1 block. 2 seconds before the end of the second quarter, Thompson hit a jumper.
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At the end of the first half, the Warriors led the Trail Blazers 65-51.
After the start of the third quarter, Thompson hit his fifth three-pointer, and the Warriors led by 22 points. After Lillard scored a layup, Green hit a three-pointer to stop the Trail Blazers. Thompson hit another three-pointer, and the Warriors were 87-87.
Leading by 61. During this period, Varejao clashed with Henderson for hooking his leg before falling to the ground, and both of them were called T. After that, the Trail Blazers launched a 12-3 attack wave, and the trailing score became 17 points. Thompson completed a layup for 2
+1, widening the point difference. 15 seconds before the end of the quarter, Henderson and Varejao, who was sitting on the bench, exchanged trash talk, and both of them got T's, and both were ejected.
After three quarters, the Warriors led the Trail Blazers 93-73.
After the start of the final quarter, Lillard scored two three-pointers in a row, and the Trail Blazers fell behind by 15 points. Thompson broke through and passed the ball, and Bogut made a one-handed throw. ED-Davis committed 6 fouls and the Warriors led 106-91.
After Green made a three-pointer, he assisted Livingston to score 2 points. With 1 minute and 37 seconds left before the end of the game, the Warriors led by 15 points and the Trail Blazers had no chance.
In the end, the Warriors defeated the Trail Blazers 118-106, winning their first victory in the series.
For the Trail Blazers, Lillard made 10 free throws and scored a team-high 30 points, 4 steals and 5 assists. Aminu and Crabbe each scored 15 points. McCollum made 5 of 17 shots and contributed 12 points and 3 assists.
, Ed Davis scored 11 points and 7 rebounds, and Harkless scored 10 points.
The Warriors' starting five all reached double figures. Thompson scored 7 three-pointers and scored a career-high 37 points in the playoffs and grabbed 5 rebounds and 5 assists. Green had 23 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists, and Livingston contributed 12 points.
With 6 assists and 4 rebounds, Barnes and Bogut each scored 10 points and 12 rebounds.
