Golden State Warriors – San Antonio Spurs

Sunday night, the Golden State Warriors managed to come back after being led to 25 points difference. The guest team broke away from the first quarter, because at the break it had 20 bridges ahead. The difference even rose in quarter three, but the game broke when Kawhi Leonard was injured. Warriors managed 18 consecutive points after Spurs star came out of the field and San Antonio did not have the strength to cope with the crucial moments of the match. In spite of the injury, Leonard was the best scorer for Spurs, with 26 points. He will not play in match two, which makes the warrior’s mission much easier.

Golden State seemed to have serious problems in the previous game, but eventually, with some luck, managed to get to nine playoffs. 71 points in the second half compared to only 49 of the opponents were enough to overturn the situation. Stephen Curry was the engine of the team, with 40 points, of which 21 came after three-point throws. Durant added 34 points to hosts. Golden State continues to dominate the playoffs. With 115 points per match, the team has the best offensive. With nearly 27 assists per game and 46 rebounds per game, Warriors ranks second in the two rankings.