Kerr talks about the recent "Yong San Crazy": better controlling the rhythm of the game and limiting the opponent s transition

The reporter went to the scene today to follow the Warriors' 98-79 victory over the Clippers today, and attended the press conference after the game. The following is part of Cole's interview compiled by Xiaoba.

Q: Steve, tonight you won by 18 points in the third quarter, last night it was 12 points, which means that in the past two games, you won by a total of 30 points in the third quarter. The explosion in the third quarter has almost become your trademark over the past two years. Do you see anything that makes the team particularly good in the third quarter? Or is this just a state of play in the past two games?

A: I think in the last two games, we have a more purposeful decision-making. Like I said before, we controlled the tempo of the game better and didn't let the game get out of hand in transition and made it harder for the opponent in half-court defense. And when we don't get caught up in transition, our defense really shines.

In the game against Portland, especially in the first half against Memphis, our opponents kept attacking our defense and hitting the ball to the basket in waves. We had almost no chance to stand firm defensively and often faced four-on-three situations. In the last two games, we have obviously done a better job in "controlling the rhythm of the game."