What is the winning rate of the Warriors against the Timberwolves

The Warriors won the Rockets without bloodshed, which was completely expected. In fact, the Warriors could solve the Rockets in 5 games, but it was the Warriors who were dragged to the seventh game.

The Rockets have no advantage at all with the top seven in the Western Conference!

The Fire Warriors are the least suspenseful group. The Warriors won the Rockets without much reference and testing standards. The next schedule is the time to test the Warriors.

Let's talk about the Warriors fighting the Timberwolves in the next round.

First look at the regular season record. This season, the Warriors have a record of 3 wins and 1 loss against the Timberwolves, which can be said to be a one-sided advantage. When Curry's forward group against the Timberwolves is completely like a fish in water, scoring like a scoop, the reason is that the Wolves' forward movement speed is slow and Curry has enough space to shoot, which is one of the advantages that the Warriors can beat the Wolves. Once Curry scores the highest score in the team, the Warriors' winning rate is above 80%. The Wolves cannot effectively single-defense limit Curry, just like he cannot limit Doncic.

Besides, in terms of the lineup, in addition to Curry, who has the strongest firepower on the outside, there is also offensive and defensive pioneer Butler, and Hilder, who is accurate in the outside world, and Payton and Sister Bo in the backcourt. Of course, the inside is the Warriors' flaw, only Rooney and Green. Green is not tall in itself, and Rooney's skill is rough. Just looking at the lineup, the inside is the Warriors' biggest weakness.

Wolves have Hua Zi, Diven, Walker, forward Randle, Daniel, Reed, center Gobert. In fact, the height of the Wolves on the front line is a height that the Warriors cannot touch. In terms of height, the Wolves can beat the Warriors completely, which is also the biggest advantage of the Timberwolves against the Warriors.

Why did the Timberwolves be killed by the Warriors in the regular season? In the final analysis, it is still the gap in the team system.

The Warriors have always been teams that do not rely on centers, and the team's tactics are not set for centers. Although they are not tall enough, they can be used to make up the system. I think the Warriors' transfer ball and double-teaming ability are the top in the league. No team can reach its height. This is thanks to the tactics of the outside shooter group created by the Warriors system and the passing awareness of the players. What's interesting is that any person who has traded will suddenly pass the ball when they arrive, and suddenly it will have three-pointers. Hilder is a marginal player that others don't want, but when they come to the Warriors, they immediately become a three-point surprise, and their shooting percentage has also been greatly improved. And Butler, the team's tactics give him are just right. They just need to lead the defense at critical moments and break in when they need to score. The game is very easy, at least it is much easier than the full game of the Heat. This is Kerr's magical system, which is simply amazing. The importance of the

system, let’s see what the ending of Doncic going to the Lakers, and then see what the ending of Durant going to the Suns and the Nets. It’s all singles and singles. If the Lakers have a good tactical system, wouldn’t it be easy to fight the Wolves? Doncic is worse than Curry? Is James worse than Butler? But the result is that the Wolves turned Lakers into a singles team, without any connection or cooperation at all. How can they win if they force them to become another Suns?

Can the Wolves' defense defend the Warriors into a singles team?

is completely impossible, anyone who has seen the ball knows it.

Because the Warriors do not have any lineup, no matter how long it is, they rely on a player to lead the team singles, and set the only tactics for a player. The Warriors always advocate teamwork. Everyone runs without the ball to open up space and shoot the ball to the person with the most chance. Therefore, it is very difficult for the Timberwolves to defend Curry or Butler, one-on-one, and the top-top attack does not work for the Warriors. Their transfer ball is too fast. Even if they defend Curry, there are still a group of pitchers on the team who use Curry's restraint and are already waiting to get the ball. The Wolves defend themselves out of the outside line. Curry, Butler, Poe, and even Cumingga can break through. The Wolves dare to shrink the inside to defend and break through. The Warriors are happier. They are waiting on the outside line, so there is really no team in the West that can beat the Warriors.

Let's talk about defense, the Warriors and Wolves have similar defensive efficiency, both in the top five in the league. I didn't expect that although the Warriors are short, they are not at the middle and lower level in defense at all. I have to admire this. The Wolves can defend, and the Warriors can also defend. The Timberwolves' only advantage is the height of the inside, but the advantage of fighting against the Warriors does not work. The Warriors are not the Lakers, and they can make Gobert score 27 points. Green and Butler's assisted defense will make Gobert uncomfortable because the Warriors have movement speed. It will be difficult for them to score easily in the inside. It happens that these two are not at the core level, and they are basically blue-collar workers, and their abilities are all flaws, so the Wolves' advantages seem to have them.

To put it bluntly, the Wolves' scoring methods are too few, and only Huazi is the stable point. Once you attack or defend Huazi, not many other Timberwolves can stand up. Huazi's current double-teaming ability is not very strong. The team system is mainly defense-oriented, and the offensive system is lacking. It relies entirely on Huazi's personal ability. Once Curry and Huazi redeem it, what scorer will the Wolves have?

So I think the Warriors system is the case.

I am optimistic about the Warriors' solution to the Wolves in six games. I didn't expect that so many teams in the Western Conference are helping the Warriors win the championship this year. There are the Clippers in front and the Lakers behind. Will the Nuggets be the next one?