What about the pattern? The Timberwolves coach slams the Warriors and makes the game ugly. Fans respond: Fortunately, I didn t meet the Rockets

This year's playoffs, this round of the Timberwolves and the Warriors' series is a pity for the Warriors. After 7 matches with the Rockets in the first round, the Warriors were extremely tired and their physical fitness was on the verge of exhaustion. Because of fatigue, Curry suffered a hamstring injury. In the first game of the Warriors against the Timberwolves, they suddenly discovered that the Timberwolves' confrontation intensity was completely insignificant compared to the Rockets. The Warriors defeated the Timberwolves with a big score in the first game and won nearly 20 points.

However, due to the influence of long-term fatigue, Curry fell down. After missing Curry, the Timberwolves won two consecutive games since then, and now they have led the Warriors 2-1 with a big score. In fact, it’s a pity that Curry failed to stay healthy. Otherwise, they really can't beat the Warriors with the intensity and confrontational ability of the Timberwolves in front of the Warriors. In other words, the reason why the Timberwolves were able to lead the big score was entirely due to their luck. They should feel lucky if they did not have the bonus of Curry.

However, Timberwolves coach Fincher deeply disagrees with this. Not only did Fincher not show respect for the Warriors, he instead made it public that the Yin-Yang Warriors play poorly. In the last G3 game, the Timberwolves defeated the Warriors 102-97 away and led 2-1 with a big score. After the game, Timberwolves coach Finch accepted an interview with reporters. Finch's speech in the interview expressed his dissatisfaction with the Warriors' confrontation and game style.

Speaking of the confrontation in this game, Finch said: "The opponents turned the game into an ugly strangle. They successfully pushed the intensity of their physical confrontation to the extreme, trying to drag us into the quagmire rhythm. Of course, we could have played smarter and more efficiently - but I am proud that when the opponent chose the wrestling style, my players did not hesitate to jump into the mud and fight them closely." According to Finch's meaning, the Warriors' game style and style make the game very ugly and ugly, and the Warriors are not a respectable opponent.

As soon as this statement was made, it immediately aroused the dissatisfaction of Warriors fans. Fans think that Finch is getting a bargain and being good at it. Look at the Warriors now, after Curry has lost, there is no offensive system. At the same time, fans also saw that the Timberwolves played even worse. If the Lakers hadn't had much defense, the Timberwolves wouldn't have advanced easily in the first round. The Timberwolves beat the Warriors in the silence formation, and they are now saying that the Warriors made the game ugly. Where did Finch come from and say this?

In fact, even neutral fans do not agree with Finch's words. I feel that the Timberwolves even cried at this level. If they encounter the strength of the Rockets in the first round, they will probably be crushed by the Rockets. I deeply agree with this. The first round series between the Rockets and the Warriors is the real strangle. The court is full of confrontation and hand-to-hand combat. If Finch's team unfortunately encounters the Rockets, it will not be able to match the intensity. Having said that, where is the pattern of Finch's disrespect for the Warriors?

If you want to win respect, you must learn to respect others. It seems that Finch doesn't understand this principle.