The Warriors, who have done both Black Five, Black Six, Black Seven, Black Eight, are once again holding the Black Seven match points!

The Warriors 3-1 Rockets hold the match point, only one victory away from completing Black Seven. Looking at the entire history, the Warriors are also the only team among all teams that have completed Black Five Black Six Black Seven Black Eight, which is really surprising!

The Jazz and Warriors ranked fourth and fifth in the Western Conference with 44 and 42 wins respectively. The Warriors were two All-Stars in Floyd and Carroll that season, Chris Mullin was just a sophomore rookie, while the Jazz were second-year Carl Malone, third-year Stockton, and regular season block kings (average of 4.1 points per game).

The entire series was when the Jazz won two home match points first, and the Warriors scored three consecutive games and reversed 3-2. Coincidentally, Curry was a rookie of the Jazz at this time. The Utah double evil spirits averaged 5.2 steals per game, and Mark Eaton averaged 4.2 blocks per game. The Utah double evil spirits stopped in the first round for two consecutive years since they combined.

"Sleeping God" Floyd

2013 Black Six Nuggets

Warriors entered the playoffs with 47 wins in the Western Conference. The first round faced the Nuggets team, which led them 10 games in the regular season. The Warriors' first playoff journey in their career when Ku chased Tang. No one was selected as the All-Star in the regular season. The leader was Iguodala, the hero of the Warriors' dynasty four championships.

Still remember that G4 Curry broke out in a single quarter in the third quarter and scored 22 points, freezing the score at 3-1. Only then did the outside world begin to believe that the Warriors could win the Nuggets. It was precisely because of his outstanding performance that the Nuggets' head coach had the idea of ​​being useless. Fortunately, with Iguodala's timely notification, Curry's career did not stay in 2013.

2023, the Black Six Kings

Kings and Warriors entered the playoffs with third and sixth place in the West respectively, but in fact, the Kings only had 4 more wins than the Warriors. Kings Sabonis and Fox were selected for the All-Star and third team this year, while the Warriors were the defending champions.

When the Kings head coach is Brown, who is most familiar with the Warriors system, the two teams won by a slight score difference in many games, and they fought until the tiebreak. With Curry's super strong personal performance, he scored 50 points and set a historical scoring record for the tiebreak battle. The Warriors finally reversed the Kings 4-3 to advance to the next round. Curry averaged 33.7 points, 4.9 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game in this round of the series.

The early Warriors in 1989 were like the Pistons in front of Jordan to the Jazz, but the Warriors were not a strong team at that time, but they repeatedly defeated the Jazz with Utah double evil spirits. This season, Jazz Carl Malone's first team, MVP third, Stockton's second defense steal king in the second team, Eaton was also selected as the All-Star, and he also won DPOY. There was also a second place in the best sixth man on the bench. The lineup was quite luxurious. In contrast, the Warriors, only Mullin was selected as the All-Star and the Second Team.

But the luxurious Jazz lost faster than the last time. They held the home advantage and were swept 3-0 by the Warriors. Carl Malone averaged 30.7 points and 16.3 rebounds per game, Stockton averaged 27.3 points, 13.7 assists, 3.7 steals and 1.7 blocks per game, but he didn't get a single victory. The reason is that the Warriors' starting four players and Teague on the bench averaged 106 points, which is higher than the Jazz's average of 105.3 per game, and these five players have 32 rebounds and 8.3 steals per game.

Chris Mullin

The God Warriors, who had a few years of odd years in the Black Seven, won 44 again, ranking seventh in the Western Conference to enter the playoffs. This time the opponent was the Spurs. The Spurs mainly won rebounding champions and double teams in the regular season, MVP third, DPOY second general Robinson led the lead, and the Warriors were led by a trident composed of Mullin, Richmond and Tim Hardaway.

The result of the game was that the Spurs lost three consecutive games after a good start. The Warriors' trident averaged 20+ per game. Mullin averaged 25.3 points, 7.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.8 steals, 1.3 blocks, Hardaway averaged 23.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, 9.3 assists, 2.3 steals, and Richmond averaged 22.3 points, 6 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.3 blocks per game. The offensive and defensive system of the three makes it hard for the Spurs to resist.

2007 Black Eight Mavericks

This is the most classic in the history of the Warriors, with the highest value. At that time, the Mavericks were snatched away by Wade's "explosion" in the last year's finals. The new season is coming in full force, winning the league's first 67 wins, with 25 more wins than the Warriors. Nowitzki was even elected as the MVP, and the Warriors didn't even have an All-Star selection.

The result was that a gang of Monta Ellis and Balang Davis sent the Mavericks to fish in 6 games. Nowitzki averaged only 38.3% shooting percentage and scored 19.7 points. For this reason, he was also famous for his soft-boys until he won the single-core championship in 2011.