The Houston Rockets staged a remarkable comeback against the Golden State Warriors, winning 115-107 and forcing a decisive game seven in their Western Conference playoff series. Fred VanVleet led the charge with 29 points, supported by Alperen Sengun’s double-double. The Rockets dominated the fourth quarter with a 12-0 run, showcasing their youth and athleticism. Despite Stephen Curry’s scoring efforts for the Warriors, they struggled with turnovers and shooting. Houston's defense effectively neutralized their offense, setting up a historic playoff challenge in game seven.
Fred VanVleet's aggressive mindset was key to the Rockets' fourth-quarter dominance, as he emphasized, "You want to make everything tough, contest everything... our youth and athleticism can wear on them".
The Rockets' ability to silence the Warriors' crowd showcased their resilience, with VanVleet remarking, "we know what they bring to the table... we're able to have some success lately".
Houston's victory in game six sets them up for a defining game seven, aiming to become just the 14th team in NBA history to comeback from a 3-1 deficit.
With contributions from players like Alperen Sengun and Steven Adams, the Rockets balanced scoring and defense, outplaying the Warriors led by Stephen Curry's efforts.
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