The Houston Rockets have positioned themselves to make history in the NBA playoffs, aiming to become only the 14th team to overcome a 3-1 series deficit after their decisive Game 6 victory over the Golden State Warriors. With a remarkable average of 123 points over their last two games, the Rockets' offense, led by a collective of shot-makers including Fred VanVleet, Jalen Green, and Dillon Brooks, has proven to be formidable. The Warriors, who are no strangers to surrendering a 3-1 lead, face mounting pressure as they struggle against Houston’s tenacious defense.

Steven Adams' rim protection and the Rockets' youthful agility have created significant mismatches. The Warriors, particularly reliant on Stephen Curry for scoring, are finding it increasingly challenging against Houston’s balanced offensive attack. With Curry expressing optimism, the stage is set for a thrilling Game 7 showdown that could redefine both teams' legacies.