Warriors’ Steve Kerr takes a time machine in the days of bulls in relation to rockets

The Golden State Warriors attracted first blood in their series In the first round of 2025. Years NBA PLAY-OF Against a rocket from Houston. Behind their 1-2 shots Stephen Curri and Jimmy ButlerThe Dubs submerged Houston on Sunday evening through 95-85, at the Toyotin Center.

The final result can come across some like a little return at an earlier era of NBA but what has also made the game have that special feeling Were the missiles used large lines.

“They are not a typical modern NBA team, in terms of spreading, playing quickly, shooting a million threes, are some old school,” Kerr said during the press conference after the attack (H / T knbr). “In many ways are in the picture of your coach. The name (wide) was mill as a player. He was hard and physically and it was Houston.”

The 59-year-old Kerr also mentioned that the rockets gave him a feeling that it was again in 1997. years. Kerr sure knows what was at the time at the time, because it was part of the Chicago Bulls Championship team, who won the NBA Championship in 1997. years.

“In this series you can see that they know where their advantages are, and the game is played much,” Kerr adds. “Sometimes he plays with (Alperen) Sengun. Having everything to crash. So, that was in 1997. years on me. We have to be ready for it. It will be ready for it. It will be ready for it.

Houston led to Series Alperen Sengun’s open pester, who knows his way by post. The game ended 26 points at 11-for 18 shoots from the floor while catching nine plates in 36 minutes. The rockets tried to play in addition to the steven adams veteran center in the second half, a move that produced good results for Houston, but in the end it was not enough to authorize the guidance of visiting in the second half. Adams had six points at 3-for 4 shootings to go with 12 board in 20 minutes.

It will be interesting to see what a rocket adjustments will have in the game 2 and how the warriors will try to fight such changes.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.