Golden State went on the road against the second-best team in the West without its two best players, and it went about as expected.
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On a roadtrip of down-to-the-wire affairs, Wednesday was no different.
This time, however, instead of frantically picking up two technicals, Draymond Green calmly knocked down a pair of foul shots with seven seconds left to ice the game.
The Golden State Warriors (18-15) took down the Indiana Pacers (15-15) 111-107 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, ending Golden State’s time away from the Chase Center at 2-2. The contest was Indiana’s first game in a week after winter storms and COVID-19 protocols from other teams prevented it from playing.
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Despite missing one of their cornerstone players in Draymond Green, the Golden State Warriors impressively defeat the Miami Heat 120-112 in overtime.
Almost nothing about this contest looked like the regular Stephen Curry performances we have been accustomed to as he shot only 32% from the field and a depressing 5-20 from three… but in spectacular fashion, he did sink a breathtaking step back three-point dagger to decide the game and scored a total of 25 points tonight.
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This wasn’t an easy one, folks. As Bob Fitzgerald said what felt like 15 times on the night, the Magic were without a point guard, which ultimately made things difficult for the Dubs.
Despite the all-too-familiar rough start to the 2nd and 4th quarters, Golden State (14-12) was able to hang on to the victory against Orlando (9-17) due to another MVP-esque, 40-point outing from Steph Curry and an unbelievable defensive effort from Draymond Green.
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Stephen Curry had scored 14 straight points for the Warriors when Golden State had the ball down three with 8.7 seconds remaining – but he didn’t get the chance to tie the game from long range.
Instead, seemingly trying to induce a shooting foul with a chance to tie the game at the line, Draymond Green bizarrely took a 31-footer which missed badly, the Spurs grabbed the rebound and the Warriors’ fate was sealed.
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With three recent injuries to Warriors that have played at center, Golden State had just nine active players with none listed as taller than 6’7”.
And it was one of Steve Kerr’s taller players – reaching his loftiest heights in a rollercoaster season – that stole the show in the team’s highest-scoring game of the campaign.
Behind a career-high 40 points from Kelly Oubre Jr. on 14-of-21 shooting and 7-of-10 from long range, the Golden State Warriors (12-10) defeated the Dallas Mavericks (9-14) 147-116 in the first of two matchups in Dallas.
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