Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets player ratings for Game 7, one player was a perfect 10

The Golden State Warriors are into the Western Conference semi-finals after a Game 7 victory over the Houston Rockets.

Steve Kerrs Golden State Warriors avoided another infamous 3-1 series turnaround by defeating the Houston Rockets on the road in Game 7.

After dropping two consecutive games to set up a pivotal decider, the Warriors won the game 103-89 with Buddy Hield stepping up with a stunning 33 points.

The victory sets up the Warriors for a semi-final contest against the Minnesota Timberwolves, who dispatched the LA Lakers in a 4-1 series victory.

Houston Rockets player ratings Player ratings via Sofa Score highlight the up and down night the Houston Rockets endured, unable to come out hot like they did in Games 5 and 6 of the series.

Amen Thompson was the highest rated player on the night, producing 24 points and also grabbing nine rebounds.

He has enjoyed a really strong series and after the game Steph Curry praised his defense , a tremendous set of performances from a player in the NBA Playoffs for the first time in his career.

The disappointing stories of the night for the Houston Rockets were how the Warriors managed to adjust and slow down the impact Steven Adams had on the game.

Jalen Greens disappointing series continued, recording single digit points for the fourth time in seven games this seasons, just eight points in total.

Fred VanVleet also took a step back on his recent form , only able to contribute 17 points, and per Sofa Scores ratings, Amen Thompson was the only player to record a score above 8/10.

Golden State Warriors ratings The Golden State Warriors ratings showed how the team turned around the trend of the past two games, led by a spectacular night from Buddy Hield.

Hields 33 points saw him go 9-11 from three point range, and in doing so, his rating was a perfect 10.0 score.

Stephen Curry took a little while to get going but produced with some daggers at key points in the game, with both he and Butler landing ratings above the 8.0 mark.

Draymond Green was also vastly improved, scoring 16 points along the way, while Jonathan Kumingas struggles continued.

He failed to score during his seven minutes on the court and was also responsible for a turnover, and saw his night rated a woeful 4.8/10.

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