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Wednesday, May 15 The Post Grad Boys put on a scrimmage for former NBA All Star Dan Majerle on Monday. The game was tightly... fb.me/18nBeHzWh
Steph Curry’s responsibility, his faltering Game 5, and the Warriors’ sudden desperation: * Straight from toni... bit.ly/16dLr1h
Popovich: "This is a war. They're a class team. They bust their ass at both ends and it's not about getting rid of anything."
Popovich when someone asked about getting this series over with: "No one talks about getting this thing over with like you've got a rash..."
The same way David Lee earned his leadership by playing hurt (last year and now), Steph Curry added to his by taking responsibility tonight.
Jackson on needing consecutive wins: "It's doable. We look forward to going home, playing our brand of ball & putting the pressure on them."
Pop on trying to end series: "No one talks about getting this thing over with, like it's a rash that you can take a pill or get some cream."
Andrew Bogut on his ankle limiting him (6 reb, 0 blk) "Everybody is banged up at this point. There is no point in me crying about injuries."
Steph Curry on his 9-pt, 8-ast night: "I was terrible -- plain and simple. I didn't have anything on either end. I have to be better."
And yes, the Warriors are banged up, but at least 50% of their exhaustion is being caused by the Spurs' mental and physical tenacity.
It's very possible the Warriors have hit a wall physically--but I also think they can shoot themselves into any game, including Game 6.
Column: Steph Curry knew exactly what happened, and how badly he and the Warriors failed in Game 5... bit.ly/YUQCAn
Yikes … Bay Area teams 0-3 on this big Tuesday night of action. Warriors, Sharks and Giants down already. A's even at 4-4 late.
Bob Melvin just got tossed and on way out seemed to say … "Take a look at it (replay) and then call me." on Barton play at first.
More Curry: "Me and Klay have to be better for us to get to where we're trying to go. There's no cutting around it."
Curry said it wasn't his ankle: "I personally have got to play better. ... I dropped the ball."
More Curry: "They outplayed us as a team, but individually I didn’t have anything on either end."
On to Game 6. The Warriors haven't lost back-to-back games this postseason yet, and now they REALLY can't.
From Warriors: This is the first time all year Klay Thompson did not attempt a three-point shot.
Mark Jackson says this series is a heavyweight fight, so right now, the Warriors just took a late knockdown and are staggering.
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Tuesday, May 14 SAS 102, GSW 84 (4:02 4th) San Antonio goes on a 10-0 run after the Warriors trimmed the deficit to 92-84 with 6:12 left.
I was convinced that Andrew Bogut was done for the night, but here he comes to defend Tim Duncan.
Jackson might just let Curry and Bogut sit the rest of the way. Not a terrible way to play it--not like they did much while they were in.
Looking ahead, possible Game 7 between GSW-SAS would be Sunday -- 2 off-days between games for only time in series. Mean anything?
Warriors have no chance with Curry not playing well and Bogut not even on the court. 89-76 with 8:46 left
San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich just sprinted past half court in order to get an official's attention and call a timeout. Good wheels.
Warriors down 11 heading into fourth, but need to withstand first couple of minutes. After taking hoped-for KO, then claw back.
Don't know what the GSW plus-minus is this postseason when Bogut and Curry are both out, but it's gotta be horrendous.
So your GSW lineup will be: Biedrins, Jefferson, Jack, Draymond Green and Barnes. At a fairly important moment.
SAS 74, GSW 65 (2:57 3rd) Steph Curry is 4-13 from floor, just dribbled the ball out of bounds for his 3rd TO and is getting attacked on D.
Curry is 4 for 13, a -12 in the plus-minus, is getting whooshed on D and just dribbled off his foot out of bounds.
I'm not sure Curry can play much worse. He lets off a sarcastic smile as he walks to the bench
Curry's not only struggling from field, his defense is no box of chocolates, either. Still, nothing a couple/three 3-pointers can't fix.
Sign that Bogut isn't feeling great: 13 minutes, only 3 rebounds. Warriors getting out-rebounded 22-18.
Big picture: Man, if this is the way Harrison Barnes plays next season, the Warriors could be a 55-win team.
Bogut was first out of the tunnel for Warriors, skipping a bit. He tweaked his ankle but Warriors say he's fine
Andrew Bogut was the first one out of the Warriors' half-time locker room, bouncing around and trying to get some life in his ankle.
After shooting 72.2% in the first quarter, the Spurs only shot 33% in the second (7 for 21). Warriors defense showed up.
GSW hasn't given any updates on Andrew Bogut's status, but he's not playing when Tim Duncan's in, which suggests he's not OK.
Bogut out, Curry struggling, Spurs shooting well... and it's still only 51-47... though Spurs free throws coming.
SAS 49, GSW 44 (5:38 2nd) SAS missed chance to put away GSW when played one-legged David Lee at center and then Richard Jefferson in middle.
The Spurs keep on going at Curry on D--running him all over the floor. He's not doing too well.
Curry twice loses contact with Danny Green. The only thing he does is spot up. Can't get sucked in
Warriors center Andrew Bogut just came to the bench and is getting checked out by athletic trainer Chad Bergman.
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