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Numbers preview: Houston Rockets vs. Golden State Warriors
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- Mar 19, 2006
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Rockets playoff notes - General:
Only team that hasn't lost a game that was within five points in the last five minutes in the playoffs. They're 2-0 in those games.
Have outscored their opponents by 13.8 points per game on 3-pointers. That's more than twice the next biggest differential (Boston's +5.5 points per game) in the playoffs.
Have had both the No. 1 offense and the No. 1 defense on the road (where they're 3-1) in the postseason.
Starting lineup has played 153 minutes together, second most in the playoffs.
It has outscored its opponents by 18.3 points per 100 possessions, the fifth best mark among 17 lineups that have played at least 50 minutes together.
Warriors playoff notes - General:
Have outscored their opponents by 26.9 points per 100 possessions in the $$$$third quarter, the best mark in any quarter among the four teams that are still playing.
Best rebounding team of the four remaining, having grabbed 53 percent of available rebounds.
Lineup of Curry, Thompson, Iguodala, Durant and Green has outscored its opponent by 41 points per 100 possessions in its 54 minutes, the best mark among 17 lineups that have played at least 50 minutes in the playoffs. It leads those same lineups in assist percentage (having assisted on 75 percent of its field goals)and DefRtg (having allowed just 87 points per 100 possessions). It has also played at a pace of 114 possessions per 48 minutes, by far the fastest of any of those 17 lineups.
Lead the playoffs in aggregate bench NetRtg (plus-5.1 points per 100 possessions).
Only team that hasn't lost a game that was within five points in the last five minutes in the playoffs. They're 2-0 in those games.
Have outscored their opponents by 13.8 points per game on 3-pointers. That's more than twice the next biggest differential (Boston's +5.5 points per game) in the playoffs.
Have had both the No. 1 offense and the No. 1 defense on the road (where they're 3-1) in the postseason.
Starting lineup has played 153 minutes together, second most in the playoffs.
It has outscored its opponents by 18.3 points per 100 possessions, the fifth best mark among 17 lineups that have played at least 50 minutes together.
Warriors playoff notes - General:
Have outscored their opponents by 26.9 points per 100 possessions in the $$$$third quarter, the best mark in any quarter among the four teams that are still playing.
Best rebounding team of the four remaining, having grabbed 53 percent of available rebounds.
Lineup of Curry, Thompson, Iguodala, Durant and Green has outscored its opponent by 41 points per 100 possessions in its 54 minutes, the best mark among 17 lineups that have played at least 50 minutes in the playoffs. It leads those same lineups in assist percentage (having assisted on 75 percent of its field goals)and DefRtg (having allowed just 87 points per 100 possessions). It has also played at a pace of 114 possessions per 48 minutes, by far the fastest of any of those 17 lineups.
Lead the playoffs in aggregate bench NetRtg (plus-5.1 points per 100 possessions).
