So, the Houston Rockets decided to play like they did all regular season and just like that we have a series on our hands. The league's top-seeded team handed the Golden State Warriors a 22-point drubbing at the Toyota Center to re-take the series momentum, heading into a 3-day break before Game 3 on Sunday at the Oracle Arena in Oakland.Unlike Game 1, where Houston was in it for about three quarters, this one the Rockets led wire-to-wire and never let up. They kept raining three's and kept the pressure on the Warriors, this time with their role players - Trevor Ariza, PJ Tucker and Eric Gordon.Eric Gordon, P.J. Tucker, and Trevor Ariza combined for 68 points vs the Warriors, which included 12-18 on 3-pointers. pic.twitter.com/GT82MrDSSM— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 17, 2018The 68 points from the trio combined with the rest of the team, including superstars Chris Paul and James Harden, took the team's points tally to 127.The 127 points scored by the #Rockets are both their most overall and the most against the Warriors by any team in an #NBAPlayoffs game this season. #GSWvsHOU pic.twitter.com/XhjUZXd24h— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 17, 2018Eric Gordon had 27 points, as part of those 68, which included six 3s, which broke a franchise record:Eric Gordon nailed six threes in Game 2, breaking Eddie Johnson's 1997 mark for most by a #Rockets player in a Conference Finals game off the bench. https://t.co/SyQhV799kS pic.twitter.com/lIOpML07BQ— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 17, 2018A huge role player that delivered on both ends for the Rockets was Tucker. He only recorded one steal but offensively, he had a career-night:PJ Tucker finished Game 2 with an #NBAPlayoffs career-high 22 points on 8-9 FG, including 5-6 3P. His 116.7 eFG% is the highest in a playoff game by a #Rockets power forward (min. 2 FGA). https://t.co/6I3yEoOW14 pic.twitter.com/WyaidL8K5k— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 17, 2018Now to get to the Warriors' side of things and it was quite disappointing, to say the least. They lost the plot in the first quarter itself by committing 7 turnovers and they were never really able to recover from that despite Kevin Durant, dropping 38 points for the night.Kevin Durant was a -28 in Game 2, his lowest +/- in an #NBAPlayoffs game since joining the Warriors. https://t.co/7B63Bn6iyW pic.twitter.com/WTtWsowmmF— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 17, 2018Unfortunately, for Golden State, he was the only that got it going. Only one other player put up digit points and that was Stephen Curry with 16.Kevin Durant outscored the other four Warriors starters 38-35 in Game 2 vs the Rockets pic.twitter.com/zJCZUWAGRu— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 17, 2018Although they shot 45.3% from the field, as a team, the Warriors shot poorly from long distance - 9-of-30 (30%). They put 105 points but their offense just seemed off, only assisting 21 times on their 39 field goal attempts (53.8%). Not firing on offense is one thing but the Warriors struggled on defense too, letting up 127 points for a 22-point loss, their 4th worst under Steve Kerr.Tonight was the 4th-worst playoff loss for the Warriors under Steve Kerr.The good news? Entering today, Golden State won the next game after 4 of their 5 worst losses under Kerr pic.twitter.com/HnfNSUflLt— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 17, 2018Stephen Curry is a huge part of the team's offense. When he couldn't find it going, you knew it was going to be a long night. He did put up 16 points but it came with him making only 1 three-pointer (1-of-7).After going 1-8 from behind the arc in Game 2, Steph Curry is shooting 36.2% from three this postseason - currently his lowest 3P% in a playoff run in his career. https://t.co/H5Qr8Uuz36 pic.twitter.com/WNWKbN5fo4— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 17, 2018Stephen Curry finished 1-8 on 3-pt FG after going 1-5 in Game 1.This is the 1st time in his career he's made 1 or fewer 3-pointers in consecutive playoff games— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 17, 2018