⏱️How it unfolded
The score against the pace we expected, quarter by quarter.
The score, against the pace we expected
The Warriors got 9 points ahead of the pace we expected in the second quarter and stayed there.
Where it moved
▲ GS better than we expected
▼ POR better than we expected
The second quarter was where it moved most, 13 points better than our numbers for the Warriors.
⚖️What decided it
Why the Warriors won, and why the Trail Blazers did not.
From the game
They went cold, four of nineteen from three- Looked after the ball, seventeen turnovers to their 23, and outscored them 32-10 off them
- Ran them off the floor, 36 fast break points to 9
- A 12-0 run took them from 6 down to 6 up in the second quarter
Key battles
🏀Good plays, bad plays
The plays that went each side's way, and the ones each side did to itself.
Warriors
Good plays
- 12-0 run
A 12-0 run took them from 6 down to 6 up
Q2 3:18 · GS 56-50 POR
Bad plays
- Technical
Corey Maggette technical foul (1st technical foul)
Q3 11:37 · GS 58-52 POR
Trail Blazers
Good plays
No play that swung it their way.
Bad plays
- Technical
Brandon Roy technical foul (1st technical foul)
Q2 4:39 · GS 39-48 POR
- Missed FT
Andre Miller misses technical free throw
Q3 11:37 · GS 58-52 POR
- Missed FT
Rudy Fernandez misses technical free throw
Q3 3:58 · GS 74-66 POR
📊The numbers
| GS | POR | |
|---|---|---|
| 48% | Shooting from the field | 42% |
| 7 | Threes made | 4 |
| 54% | Three-point accuracy | 21% |
| 21 | Free throws made | 24 |
| 49 | Rebounds | 53 |
| 11 | Offensive rebounds | 17 |
| 21 | Assists | 18 |
| 44 | Points in the paint | 38 |
| 36 | Fast break points | 9 |
| 32 | Points off turnovers | 10 |
| 17 | Turnovers | 23 |
| 15 | Steals | 7 |
| 6 | Blocks | 6 |
