Brooklyn Nets have been solid on the offensive end in their last 10 games, averaging 43.5 rebounds. They have a clear advantage in offensive rebounds, and their overall offensive efficiency has improved. In terms of shooting, their three-point shooting percentage is 36%, which is slightly fluctuating compared to the regular season but remains within a reasonable range. Their backcourt defence has been excellent, averaging 8.6 steals per game, limiting their opponents' scoring ability. However, their turnover rate is still high, with 16 turnovers per game, and they need to improve ball protection against strong teams. Golden State Warriors are also known for their solid performance, averaging 45.9 rebounds in their last 10 games. They have a dominant advantage in interior height, and their passing on the organisational end effectively drives the pace of the game, with their assists remaining at a high level. On the defensive end, they average 9.6 steals per game, reflecting the team's excellent individual breakthrough blocking ability. However, their performance in outside shooting and interior dominance still needs to be strengthened, especially in the conversion of shots in key games, which requires more consistency. In head-to-head matchups, the Nets' defensive data is better than the Warriors, especially in the overall cooperative defence arrangement of three-point shooting, which will put considerable pressure on the Warriors, whose strength has improved this season. If the Warriors' advantages in ball control and positional transition can be effectively contained by the Nets, they may create threats in interior scoring. The outcome of this game will depend on the continuous input of both teams' outside efficiency and defensive intensity. NBA Brooklyn Nets -- Golden State Warriors 12-30 08:30 Match direction: -3.5, Golden State Warriors Win, Away