Afterwards, Durant made two more points, Curry also played a big shot, breaking through Adams and scoring at the basket.

The Warriors' powerful three-pointer threat from the outside made the Thunder's inside defense even more empty, giving Curry a lot of opportunities to break through the basket.

In the last few seconds of the second quarter, Curry still has a chance to get close to the score.

But his shot was slapped off by Li Liang, who was assisting in defense.

Finally, the buzzer sounded at the end of the second quarter, and at 48:57, the Thunder led by 9 points and ended the first half.

Overall, Thunder still maintained their advantage.

But the Warriors are gradually regaining their form.

Especially Curry, his huge threat outside the three-point line has forced the Thunder to change their defensive formation and strategy.

If Klay Thompson hadn't been too ironic in the second quarter and Green did nothing in front of Li Liang, the Warriors would not have fallen behind so much.

On the Thunder side, Li Liang's performance is still lukewarm.

He only scored 8 points in the first half, which was pitiful.

None of the three-pointers were made.

When leading the second team, he did not expand his advantage, but was dragged down by the Warriors' second team.

However, Li Liang also made adjustments in time, focusing on support and defense. He did not forcefully adjust the feel with his hands when he felt bad. This was not something he could do.

Both sides returned to the locker room and had an intermission.
Chapter completed!