Warriors Edge Rockets in Thrilling Series

Warriors Vs Rockets

Title: 'Clash of the Titans: Warriors vs. Rockets – The Battle for Redemption'

Prologue:
The NBA playoffs were in full swing, and the basketball world was buzzing with anticipation for the Western Conference Finals—a rematch of one of the most intense rivalries in recent history: the Golden State Warriors vs. the Houston Rockets.

Game 1: A Statement Made

The series opened at the Chase Center in San Francisco, where the Warriors, led by their sharpshooting trio of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green, looked to re-establish their dominance. But the Rockets, now under the leadership of Jalen Green and Alperen Şengün, had rebuilt their team into a fast-paced, high-octane offense.

The game was a shootout from the start. Curry and Jalen Green traded three-pointers, each trying to outdo the other. But in the fourth quarter, the Warriors' championship experience shone through—Curry hit a deep three with 12 seconds left, sealing a 112-109 victory.

Game 2: Houston Strikes Back

The Rockets, fueled by their Game 1 loss, came out with a vengeance. Şengün dominated the paint, outmuscling the Warriors' smaller lineup, while Jabari Smith Jr. locked down defensively. The Rockets' young core played with fearless energy, and a late-game surge gave them a 120-115 win, tying the series.

Game 3: The Battle in Houston

Back in Toyota Center, the Rockets' home crowd was electric. The Warriors struggled with Houston’s physicality, and Tari Eason’s relentless hustle plays gave the Rockets extra possessions. A controversial no-call on a potential Curry game-tying three led to Houston stealing Game 3, 105-103.

Game 4: Warriors Respond

Facing a 2-1 deficit, the Warriors turned to their veterans. Klay Thompson caught fire, dropping 8 threes and finishing with 38 points. Draymond’s defense stifled Şengün, and Golden State evened the series with a 118-100 blowout.

Game 5: The Turning Point

Back in San Francisco, tensions were high. The game went back and forth, with Jalen Green exploding for 42 points. But in the final minute, Curry hit a circus shot over two defenders, and a defensive stop secured a 107-106 Warriors win.

Game 6: Elimination Night

Houston fought desperately to stay alive. The game went to overtime, with both teams exhausted. In the final seconds, Şengün hit a clutch hook shot to force a Game 7.

Game 7: The Final Showdown

The winner would advance to the NBA Finals. The Warriors relied on their dynasty pedigree, while the Rockets leaned on youthful energy.

The game was a defensive slugfest. Curry and Jalen Green traded big shots, but in the final minute, Draymond Green made a game-saving block on Şengün. With 5 seconds left, Curry dribbled past two defenders and pulled up for a dagger three.

SWISH.

The Warriors won 98-95, advancing to the Finals. The Rockets, though heartbroken, earned respect for pushing the champs to the limit.

Epilogue

As the Warriors celebrated, Curry hugged Jalen Green and whispered, 'Y’all are next.' The rivalry was far from over.

Final Series: Warriors win 4-3
Finals MVP: Stephen Curry (28.5 PPG, 6.5 APG, 45% 3PT)

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Warriors Edge Rockets in Thrilling Series

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