Fred Vanvleet scored 29 points, Alperen Sengun produced a double double, and Houston Rockets seized control against the 115-107 road victory in the fourth quarter against the Golden State Warriors, and the 7th of the 7th game of the Western Conference forced 7th.
Rockets, which expanded the series to a sixth game with a 131-116 home win on Wednesday, will host Game 7 on Sunday.
Houston has recently survived by defensively clamping, Vanvleet has switched off the offensive fluctuation with a four-point game that opened the frame and extended its Houston leadership up to 90-84.
After 50 percent shots from the area and pierced seven 3 numbers in the third quarter of 36 points, Warriors made 13 shots in the fourth place, because Rockets 12-0 run 106-89 ahead. Sengun stole Jimmy Butler and fed Vanvleet for three pointers who fueled the rally.
Sengun, six assists and three stealing, while adding 21 points and 14 rebounds published. Vanvleet also made 6 of 9 of 9 3 points and 6 of the nine free throw attempts, while he scored eight rebounds and eight assists. Amen Thompson adds 14 points, seven rebounds and three stealing, while Steven Adams 17 points and three blocks from the counter. Houston finished 33 of 46 on the free throws line.
Stephen Curry managed Warriors with 29 points, including six 3 points, butler added 27 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. However, the Golden State hit the field by only 41.1 percent and missed 34 3 points.
During the opening period, there were 10 lead changes, two vineyards and early Draymond Green Fragrant fouls. Sengun and Vanvleet combined with 16 points in the first quarter, while Houston made six turnover in the first 12 minutes, but 25-21 ahead.
Rockets' 7-0 move Moses Moody 3-after the workman pushed this margin to 46-35. Curry pulled Warriors back to the struggle alone, dipped two 3 numbers, completed a three-point game, and added two free throws for 11-0 jogging connecting the score to the 1:59 sign.
Houston, a Thompson Dunk and Jalen Green 3-Following a 53-48 circuit lead to the leadership by recycling some control. Butler and Curry met with 28 points, nine rebounds and five assists to keep Warriors at a striking distance in the first half.
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