The Pacers first gave the Cavaliers a warning, Hildecurry possessed, and the Warriors advanced to the semi-finals.

The Cavaliers swept the Heat 4:0 and won the game with big scores, which really makes people mistakenly think that the Cavaliers are worthy of being the number one team in the East. As a result, the first game today was missing. Although it was impossible to make a conclusion too early in one game, they were indeed a pseudo-strong team in today's game. The Pacers turned their backs on the go, suppressing the Cavaliers in the whole game, not even giving them any chance.

Pacers regained their home advantage in one game, with Mitchell and the newly awarded Mobley having the last plus or negative value one being the last. I was not optimistic about the Cavaliers at first, but because I supported it at home, I really didn't give me any face.

I have always insisted that the Warriors can advance to the semi-finals. In today's game, Hilder cleared himself, and Warriors fans can temporarily forget Tomp Six, because you have Hill Seven. Throwing 9 three-pointers in tiebreak, and 9 of 11 shots, what does this mean? Curry possesses Hild.

Congratulations to Butler, Green and Curry, the three veterans who advanced to the semi-finals, the Rockets are still too young after all. The future belongs to the Rockets, but it still belongs to the Warriors now. Curry turned into center again today and captured the most rebounds in the team.