The Golden State Warriors could not close out their opening-round series against the Houston Rockets on their home floor in San Francisco. A completely tepid offense in the opening stages of the fourth quarter allowed the Rockets to build a final lead that wound up being insurmountable for Golden State.

The Warriors entered the fourth quarter down by just two, but allowed the Rockets to cap a 6-0 run with a tough Jalen Green baseline putback. After the Warriors scored four unanswered in response, Houston got back on track with a Sengun layup and four Thompson points.

But sheer size isn't the only issue. The Rockets are more athletic, too. Jalen Green's shooting has been all over the place, but he's running circles around several of the Warriors' guards. He gets from the ground to the rim in a way the Warriors can't, either.