3rd Quarter
The starters made their way back to the floor and Draymond played with confidence. He was thriving in the opportunity by doing it all. Bogut’s backdoor cut was capitalized by Curry on a pretty alley-oop pass. Curry got an open three after a realistic pump fake got Plumlee out of position. Mo Speights’ energy on both ends of the floor is contagious. The third quarter came with six turnovers compared to just two at the half. The Warriors maintained kept the lead at double digits 87-75; Thompson had 18 for the Dubs.
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4th Quarter
A familiar face in Jarret Jack hit two quick shots for the Nets, which was enough to give them some hope. However, Bogut played with some great passion. He blocked one shot on the defensive end and threw the ball down the court to Curry for the easy layup. The Warriors increased their lead to 14 with about nine minutes left in the quarter. However, the Nets went on a 6-0 run, which was led by Jack. He’s got 19 points. Kerr takes a timeout to re-group. Curry once again had foul trouble and had to leave the game with five minutes with five personal fouls. A couple of buckets from Klay Thompson gave the Warriors a nine point lead with two minutes remaining. Klay Thompson and the Warriors weren’t going to let this one slip away. They finish strong and the Warriors win 107-99. Thompson led the Warriors with 25 Points.
