Rockets and Warriors Set for Game 4 Showdown in NBA Playoffs

San Francisco, California – The Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors are set to face off tonight in Game 4 of their playoff series at Chase Center. The Warriors currently lead the series 2-1, having mounted a successful fourth-quarter comeback in their last meeting.

Rockets star Jimmy Butler’s availability for tonight’s game remains uncertain, which could lead to Quinten Post stepping into the starting lineup. Houston has proven strong on the road this season with a 23-17 record, while the Warriors hold a home record of 6-4 over their last ten games.

As of this afternoon, the Rockets have an implied team point total of 100.77, compared to the Warriors’ 102.6. Sports analysts have been busy analyzing recent team performances and player stats in anticipation of the match.

Brad Thomas from NBC Sports highlighted Jalen Green as a key player to watch, stating, “Jalen Green is going to need a big effort tonight if his team plans on leveling the series. He has missed scoring 17.5 points in two of the games, so he must take at least 11 field goal attempts.”

The last game was challenging for the Rockets, who suffered a shooting drought in the second half, causing them to lose a double-digit lead and ultimately the game 104-93. Steph Curry led the Warriors with 36 points, significantly outscoring his teammates.

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