On May 25, Beijing time, ASAP Sports reported that the Warriors had a team training earlier today, and Stephen Curry, the star player, also received an interview from the media. The details are as follows:

Q: Can you keep yourself in good condition while you rest?

Curry (hereinafter referred to as SC): We have experienced similar situations, but not for such a long time. In 2017, we had two breaks, seven days after the first round and the second round respectively. So I can understand that we also need to relax mentally. The playoffs have high requirements for psychological endurance, which can be said to be about life and death. It is very difficult to win the next game, let alone a series. So when you have time to relax, take advantage of it, but at the same time, keep a good degree, do some simple training every day, and make sure your status is online.

Q: How does team training help you stay in shape?

SC: Today is our first team training. Obviously, everyone is a little loose, but this is also expected before. We still have five or six days to go before the final G1. But through the whole team training, although it does not need to reach 100% of the playoff intensity, it can still focus on improving the defense that helps win the game, such as rotation and defense change, and practice some tactics that may be used on the offensive side. Obviously, we need to stay safe and get our bodies ready for the finals.

Q: When you watch the Eastern Conference finals as a pure basketball fan, will you look at other teams from another perspective, just like homework to study them?

SC: Of course, this is a strange experience, because you will find fault with both teams. Although I don't know which team to face, it's interesting to focus on this series. See how Toronto counterattacks to get a big lead. The game will not be known until the last round, just like most playoffs. Both teams have excellent talents and are very similar, but we still have to wait for the final opponent.

Q: How did Demacus Cousins perform in the team training?

SC: He looks good, especially considering what he has experienced in the past year and a half, and has not played in the past month. He is making steady progress in the process of recovery, which will also be the last step on his way back. He was confident in everything he did in training.

Q: Everyone doesn't know when Kevin (Durant) will be able to return, but how long do you think he can keep up with the pace of the team after he returns?

SC: It will be very simple. Before they were injured, we experienced similar situations together. For example, he was absent for a period of time due to knee injury in 2017 and returned before the start of the playoffs. But we also completed the adjustment and adaptation. To be honest, it will be very interesting because this is the final. But when Durant was absent, we relied on trust and understanding, so that the ball could still be transmitted. We can design a few more tactics for him. In defense, we can also go to the next level when Durant returns, and continue to maintain the team's consistent ability to compete for the championship.