After a gutsy Game 6 win against the Golden State Warriors in Game 6, Houston Rockets forward Amen Thompson trolled his hometown fanbase in San Francisco. Fred VanVleet led the Rockets to victory, scoring a team-high 29 points while Steven Adams’ 17 points and five rebounds led the bench in Friday’s 115-107 win against the Warriors. After the game, Thompson addressed Golden State’s fans.

For Thompson, who grew up a Warriors fan, silencing Golden State’s faithful in Game 6 was a satisfying feat while evening their first-round series 3-3 on Friday.

“It meant a lot. This crowd be annoying me,” Thompson said. “So, silencing them obviously, my hometown, it feels good. I got my family here.”

Five Rockets players scored in double figures, including All-Star Alperen Sengun, who finished with a double-double (21 points, 14 rebounds), while Thompson added 14 points, seven rebounds, and three blocks. Adams led the Rockets’ second unit and kept his answer simple when a reporter asked about his solid production in Houston’s elimination game, per NBA on ESPN’s X, formerly Twitter.

“I just follow the game plan, bro,” Adams told reporters afterward. “The defensive game plan. Read, communicate.”

The Rockets will host the Warriors in Game 7 on Sunday.