The Warriors in the blink of an eye found themselves in a first-half hole that was impossible to crawl out of.
Golden State's invisible defense followed them in the second quarter, too. Though the Warriors did double their first-quarter points, scoring 34 in the second, they also allowed 45. The Nets' 91 points going into halftime broke a franchise record for Brooklyn, and are the most the Warriors have allowed in the first two quarters in franchise history."Well 13 turnovers in the first half," Steve said regarding the Warriors' biggest issue in their blowout loss.
If the Warriors could have boarded a flight back home to San Francisco at halftime, they happily would have done so. Or so it seemed. After James Wiseman went 7-for-7 for 17 points in the first half, it was time for rookie Patrick Baldwin Jr. to put on a show in the second half. Most notably, the fourth quarter.
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