When Roger wants to kill you, you don't even have a chance to resist!
Throughout the first quarter, the Lakers were completely suppressed on both offense and defense.
Nash and Kobe couldn't open up the game, while Stoudemire's offense became smoother and smoother.
And when he couldn't solve the problem, Roger, the big brother, always stepped up to handle everything.
What made things worse for the Lakers was, in the seventh game of the series, Warriors' sixth man, Old Cat Mobley, finally exploded once.
This allowed the Warriors to continue expanding the lead even when using a bench lineup.
By the end of the first quarter, the Warriors had already led by 14 points!
In the second quarter, Kobe made a few sporadic difficult shots. This could end the Lakers' scoring drought, but it wasn't enough.
At the sixth minute of the second quarter, when Roger and Jason Richardson trapped Kobe, who had already missed three times in a row, Kobe reluctantly passed the ball to Nash.
