After losing at home last Thursday night, Golden State returned tonight as big (between Sunday and Monday) to the NBA Finals Series, defeating Boston 88: 107 in the second game and equalizing 1: 1 at home mostly thanks to a purposeful display in the third quarter in which it ran with 14 : 35 Unanswered.
On the night between Wednesday and Thursday, the series will move to TD Garden for two games in Boston, which will also try to provide its answer.
Coach Steve Kerr, who never fell behind 2: 0 at Golden State, saw his trainees finish the first quarter with a one-point lead, 30:31 and the scoreboard shows 50:52 at the break after four straight points from Andrew Wiggins.
But then came the third quarter in which Steph Kerry and his teammates stunned with a 14:35 run and actually secured themselves at least one more game in their home court.
Andrew Wiggins hovers,
In the fourth quarter, after the record difference was already 29 points it was no longer really forces, and Kerr allowed his quintet to rest for the next game in three days in Boston.
For the Warriors, Steph Kerry shone with 29 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and also 3 steals, Jordan Paul assisted with 17 points of his own, while Kwon Looney completes with 12 points.
Andrew Wiggins scored 11 points and Haifa on another weak day for Clay Thompson, who finished with 11 points and 1 of 8 from just three.
Kerry and Paul release air, Photo: AP
For the visitors, Jason Taitum came back to himself after falling in percentage in the first game, this time with 28 points and 6 rebounds, Jaylen Brown finished with 17 points on just 5 of 17 from the field.
Al Horford, who excelled in the first game, finished with 8 rebounds but only with 2 points and Marcus Smart was also particularly bad with only 2 points.
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