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By the end of the third quarter, Wang Lang also got a triple-double performance of 35 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists.

At the same time, the Trail Blazers' offense maintained good outside firepower, with McCollum hitting three three-pointers, most of them strong shots, and only one open three-pointer.

Lillard, on the other hand, scored 10 points from mid-range, and his shots were also very difficult and physically exertional.

With the Trail Blazers strong offense and weak defense, by the end of the third quarter, the Warriors were 79-68 and led by 11 points.

Such a point difference also made the Trail Blazers fans uninterested and drowsy.

The big screen even accidentally showed a scene of a Trail Blazers fan falling asleep.

Wang Lang also saw this, and couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth and laugh out loud.

Trail Blazers fans were disappointed with the game and no longer expected the Trail Blazers to win the game.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, both sides changed to the bench lineup and did not play with the main lineup, because the score difference was not small, and the Warriors did not change much, maintaining the previous defensive strategy.

Wang Lang sat on the sidelines, drinking Coke, while observing the situation on the court, and found that the Trail Blazers' bench lineup also felt a little down, not as good as the first half.

The Warriors, on the other hand, continued their consistent play, with Livingston's mid-range singles still valid.

The Warriors' perimeter defense is also able to limit opposing perimeter players because of the presence of Barnes.

With seven minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Warriors instead widened the deficit to 92-79, leading by 13 points.

The two sides also changed to the main lineup at this time for the final battle.

The Trail Blazers are left with only a theoretical chance to chase points, and in reality there is little hope, while the Warriors only need to continue to strengthen their offense and extend the margin to more than 20 points to seal the victory.

The Warriors attacked, Wang Lang dribbled to the frontcourt and made a hand-to-hand block for Curry.

Curry dribbled straight to the top of the arc on the right.

The Trail Blazers still adopted a wrap-and-wrap strategy, allowing Lillard and Aminu to wrap Curry on one left and one on the right.

Curry passed the ball instantly and handed it to Wang Lang, who ran to the outside of the restricted area.

As soon as Wang Lang received the ball outside the penalty area, Plumlee and Vonleh came over to prevent him from scoring inside.

Wang Lang had already seen the opportunity, and a diagonal pass was handed to Thompson in the bottom corner on the right side.

Thompson also shot a three-pointer over McCollum's head.

Because the Warriors were in the lead, Thompson was very relaxed, plus McCollum's outside defense was not good, and he hit a three-point shot.

Wang Lang added an assist, and the Warriors led by 16 points at 95-79.

Wang Lang's assist count came to 11, and he happily high-fived Thompson and stretched out three fingers to celebrate the three-point goal.

The morale of the Trail Blazers was at its lowest.

Lillard dribbled to the perimeter, and the Trail Blazers attacked.

Without calling out for a pick-and-roll, Lillard made a three-pointer straight away in the face of Curry.

Curry also consciously gave the opponent space to shoot.

Because of his impatience, Lillard missed the shot, and the ball smashed on the left side of the basket and popped up.

Wang Lang stuck his position, jumped high, picked up the rebound with his right hand, turned and dribbled through Plumlee's defense, rushed to the frontcourt, and launched a counterattack.

Plumlee's physical fitness declined, and he couldn't catch up with Wang Lang's footsteps, staying in the backcourt, and the big forward Vonleh was also very hard, gasping for breath and following Wang Lang, and the defensive efficiency was greatly reduced.

Wang Lang also saw the opponent's fatigue, and directly accelerated to the vicinity of the basket.

Aminu came over to make up for it, but because of the difference in height, he couldn't stop Wang Lang from turning around and dunking on the spot.

Wang Lang also scored with both hands, scoring 37 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists, and the Warriors led by 18 points at 97:79.

He raised his arms in celebration and was so happy.

Curry and Thompson also ran over to hug Wang Lang.

The Trail Blazers' offense and defense have completely collapsed, their fighting spirit is completely lost, and they have lost the physical strength to overtake the score.

The Trail Blazers coach bowed his head and called a final timeout.

The two sides immediately changed their main lineup and replaced the water cooler players, putting the game into garbage time.

Wang Lang sat there, in a happy mood, smiling and chatting with Curry and Thompson.

Curry also said: "I can't count the first time Lillard has made a pre-game harsh speech to blow us up, but he didn't play well in the game.

Thompson nodded: "Lillard has always wanted to be good on offense, but he is not willing to put in the physical effort on defense, and the result is naturally a loss."

Curry went on to say, "Lillard was embarrassed in front of the fans when he lost at the Trail Blazers' home court, and I can think of him apologizing to the fans at the postgame press conference.

Wang Lang smiled: "It's so interesting, if we meet them in the playoffs, we can easily beat the Trail Blazers." The

three of them chatted casually and waited for the game to end.

In the live broadcast room, Reggie Miller was also analyzing the final result of the game: "The Trail Blazers only collapsed defensively at first, but then the offense was also dumb, and their hand felt significantly reduced, which is also related to their lack of physical strength."

Olajuwon nodded: "The Trail Blazers have played three quarters in a row under the fast pace led by the Warriors, and their physical strength has long been exhausted. Even if their perimeter defenders don't put a lot of effort into their defense, the result is the same.

Reggie Miller asked, "So with the current roster of the Trail Blazers, it's going to be hard for them to make a difference in the playoffs, just make the playoffs."

Olajuwon agreed: "The Trail Blazers should consider bringing in an All-Star interior player to bolster their interior offense and defense. But they still won't be able to get very far if their perimeter defense doesn't change.

Reggie Miller analyzed: "The performance in the playoffs also depends on how many rounds they meet the Warriors, if they meet the Warriors early, they will definitely be eliminated, if they meet the Warriors later, they also have a chance to rely on offense to reach the Western Conference Finals."

Olajuwon shook his head: "The Trail Blazers this season don't have that kind of opportunity, the Spurs and Thunder are enough to stop them, and if they have a better lineup, there is a possibility of this next season." At

the end of the game, the Warriors won 108-90 against the Trail Blazers.

Wang Lang, Curry, and Thompson were also interviewed by reporters after the game.

The first reporter spoke: "You've been very good on the road, and you've had two away games before that, how did you manage to win three away games comfortably?"

Curry replied with a smile: "It's very simple, we have a rotation and a reasonable distribution of fitness and condition, so that all the players can maintain their best feel in the third road game."

Wang Lang nodded: "Yes, even if we continue to fight away, we still find the weakness of the opponent." "