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Golden State 99 Houston 98 (Game 2)

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It was and it helped that Howard was the only option he had the first pass. If that was anyone else the Rockets had them in a good spot.

 

True, if it was someone who could hit a jumper at the foul line. The Warriors had someone in the paint ready to protect the rim

 

Obviously the Warriors would've contested the shot at the rim, but I thought Howard should've taken a dribble and attacked the rim. Instead he wanted no part of it and threw it back to Harden ASAP.

I knew Harden was good but he is really good.

Dwight Howard, Josh Smith & Randolph Morris all played AAU together for the Atlanta Celtics. Not a bad front court.

 

Talking about a bunch of egos. Josh Smith can shoot you in or out of the same game.

I have no problem with Harden attempting to score in transition but he should have called a TO when he was cut off. 4+ seconds would have been plenty of time to execute a game winning attempt.

I have no problem with Harden attempting to score in transition but he should have called a TO when he was cut off. 4+ seconds would have been plenty of time to execute a game winning attempt.

 

Meh. Only thing he could have really done different is take the step back jumper that was open for enough time to squeeze one off before the pass to Howard...

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