HILD, Warrior's win game 7 against Rockets to in NBA Playoffs | Coming in front of basketball messages

The 33 points of Buddy Hield enabled Golden State Warriors to eliminate the Houston missiles, while the Indiana Pacers Cleveland Cavaliers cidered the second round of the Eastern Conference Series.

The Golden State Warriors beat their ticket for the second round of the NBA playoffs and shook two defeats in a row to win a win of 103-89 games 7 against the Houston Rockets.

The Warriors were the last team that was promoted to the conference semi-final on Sunday. The Indiana Pacers gave the top seeds of the Eastern Conference in Cleveland, a defeat of 121-112, in game 1 in their home floor.

In a Warriors team with the post-season experience, Buddy Hield, who played in his 11th Playoff game, bored nine 3 points on eleven attempts to a game high of 33 points.

Stephen Curry scored 14 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter of his 22 points, when the Warriors finally frustrated the rockets with the second seed, the two dominant victories and had visions to be the 14th team that gathered from 3-1 to win an NBA playoff series.

“A lot of resilience,” said Curry. “Everyone appears. Everyone in the last two games in terms of our execution, our energy, spoke all of this about our team.

“We blocked everything and only understood that we had 48 minutes to dig deeply. Everyone contributed.

“Buddy Hield was incredible,” added Curry, after the Warriors had got a collision in the second round with the Minnesota Timberwolves, who replaced LeBron James and Los Angeles Lakers in five games.

Curry's first basket was a 3-point with 33.3 seconds in the first half.

But Held burned and made six 3 points on the way to 22 points in the first half, and Draymond Green added 10 points to help the Warriors for a 51-39 half-time lead.

She pushed the lead up to 15 before the rockets fought back and cut her deficit to three.

Amen Thompson scored 24 points and scored nine rebounds, and Alperen Sengun achieved 21 with 14 rebounds for the Rockets, but Houston only made six 3 points and drove 70-62 into the fourth quarter.

Then Curry came to life and opened the last frame with five straight points. Jimmy Butler had six points in a 12-0 war run, which made her lead over 20 points, remained 2:31 minutes.

Butler ended with 20 points and Curry said that his arrival from Miami in February was the key to the late Playoff boost of Golden State.

“So that we build chemistry during the running and build up trust in the ongoing structure and how we can appear in a seven game, this means the world,” said Curry.

“So, mission fulfilled – step one.”

Pacers shock No. 1 seed cavaliers

In Cleveland, Andrew Nembhard bored five of the 19 3-pointers from Indiana on the way to a team high of 23 points. In the meantime, Tyrese Haliburton scored 22 points and distributed 13 templates for the Pacers, who achieved six players in two numbers.

“I thought we did a great job to start the game properly,” said Haliburton, who won the game winner in 119-118 overtime triumph with the Pacers playoff victory over the Milwaukee-Bucks of the Pacers.

Pascal Siakam scored 10 of his 17 points in the first quarter when Indiana took over a lead of 36 to 25.

The Pacers crossed a 33-point performance by Cavs-Star Donovan Mitchell and 17 own sales, which led to 22 Cleveland points.

Cleveland helped the sales to return a 12-point deficit from a 12-point deficit at the beginning of the third and to bring a one-point lead over Evan Mobley's Hook shot with 3:16 minutes in the time.

Mobley added 20 points and 10 rebounds, but the Cavaliers clearly missed the All-Star Point Guard Darius Garland, who missed a third game in a row with a bricked toe.

They could not react when Indiana put together a 15:4 goal run to move back in the fourth quarter.

“We survived the storm,” said Haliburton. “We did it by getting stops, racing and just playing Pacers basketball.”