Stephen Curry scored 32 points but gave Sacramento a late chance when he called a timeout Golden State didn’t have, and the defending champion Warriors beat the Kings 126-125 on Sunday when Harrison Barnes missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer. , in each of two games in their playoff series in the evening. De’Aaron Fox had 38 points, nine rebounds and five assists for Sacramento. His 3-pointer with 28.7 seconds left pulled the Kings within one, and then Curry missed a 16-foot jumper at the other end and Keegan Murray corralled the rebound. With Curry and Draymond Green defending, Fox dished to former Warrior Barnes for a potential game-winning 3, which hit the back of the rim. (Video above: Keegan Murray speaks after losing Game 4.) Golden State led 126-121 with 42.4 seconds left when Curry called an overtime, and Malik Monk made a technical free throw for Sacramento. Klay Thompson made a baseline 3-pointer to beat the third-quarter buzzer with 3:24 left in the second, finishing with 26 points. The Warriors.Game 5 of the best-of-seven series is Wednesday night at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. Kareena’s 3 with 4:10 left gave Golden State a 121-117 lead and he made 11 of 22 runs with five 3s as Fox dueled all afternoon. After Monk’s layup made it 107-106 Kings with 9:03 left, Curry responded with a driving layup and 3 in a 14-second span. Green came off the bench after serving a one-game suspension while the Warriors dominated. Thursday’s Game 2 without him. Given the momentum and success, coach Steve Kerr stuck with Jordan Poole through the opening five Sundays. Green made a nifty back-and-forth pass midway through the fourth for a 3, then hit a shot by Domantas Sabonis with 1:37 left. .Green, disciplined for stepping on Sabonis’ chest in the fourth quarter of Game 2, checked in to a rousing ovation with 6:38 left in the opening quarter and wound up with 12 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists. He and Fox picked up a double technical at the 5:43 mark of the first. Sabonis added 14 points, seven rebounds and eight assists and now heads home determined to lead the Kings to their first playoff series win since their first sweep of Dallas in 2004. Round.Pool scored 22 points, Andrew Wiggins added 18 points and eight rebounds, and Kevon Looney pulled down 14 rebounds for eight points and six assists. Murray’s 3 with 10:43 left pulled the Kings within 102-99 after a 7-0 run. A 3 by Thompson followed to start the fourth and put the Warriors up 102-92 to end the third. Coach Mike Brown instructed his young star to “let it fly,” and Murray had a moment under the matinee lights, scoring 23 points. Thompson’s driving and dishing is something Kerr pointed to in Game 3 as a success in opening up the floor and Thompson penetrated. And Moses Moody got a baseline 3 in the first end. Golden State moved the ball with quick passes that created open looks. Murray’s Growth Murray went 9 for 13 with five 3s after going 8 on 3s in the first three games and a combined 1 for 13. He scored 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting in the first half. “What he’s going through right now is priceless. “I couldn’t have scripted a better one for a young guy like himself who’s going to be really, really good in this league, in this type of situation, obviously able to overcome some adversity at this level,” Brown said. TIP-INSKings: Sacramento beat Golden Scored 18 points off Stat’s 12 turnovers while committing just 10 of his own. Warriors: Gary Payton II returned to play seven minutes after missing Game 3 with an illness. … Green started the last 132 postseason games, last in 2014 against the Clippers. Came off the bench in the opposite Game 3. … Golden State shot 52.2% in the first game. The Warriors improved to 75-3 from Kerr late on. Became coach when leading by 10 or more at any time in a playoff game in the fourth quarter. THIS STORY is developing.Stay tuned to KCRA 3 for updates.
Stephen Curry scored 32 points but gave Sacramento a late chance when he called a timeout Golden State didn’t have, and the defending champion Warriors beat the Kings 126-125 on Sunday when Harrison Barnes missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer. , evening their playoff series in two games.
De’Aaron Fox had 38 points, nine rebounds and five assists for Sacramento. His 3-pointer with 28.7 seconds left pulled the Kings within one, and then Curry missed a 16-foot jumper at the other end and Keegan Murray corralled the rebound. With Curry and Draymond Green defending, Fox dished to former Warrior Barnes for a potential game-winning 3, which hit the back of the rim.
(Video above: Keegan Murray speaks after losing Game 4.)
Golden State led 126-121 with 42.4 seconds left when Curry called a timeout and Malik Monk made a technical free throw for Sacramento.
Klay Thompson made a baseline 3-pointer to beat the third-quarter buzzer and finish with 26 points for the Warriors with 3:24 left in the second.
Game 5 of the best-of-seven series is Wednesday night at Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center.
Kareena’s 3 with 4:10 left gave Golden State a 121-117 lead, and he finished 11 for 22 with five 3s while dueling with Fox all afternoon.
After Monk’s layup made it 107-106 Kings with 9:03 left, Curry responded with a driving layup and 3 in a 14-second span.
Green came off the bench after serving a one-game suspension while the Warriors dominated Thursday’s Game 2 without him. Given the momentum and success, coach Steve Kerr stuck with Jordan Poole through the opening five Sundays.
Green made a nifty back-and-forth pass for a 3 midway through the fourth, then swatted a shot by Domantas Sabonis with 1:37 left.
Green, disciplined for stepping on Sabonis’ chest in the fourth quarter of Game 2, checked in to a rousing ovation with 6:38 left in the opening quarter and wound up with 12 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists. He and Fox picked up a double technical at the 5:43 mark of the first.
Sabonis added 14 points, seven rebounds and eight assists and now heads home determined to lead the Kings to their first playoff series win since eliminating Dallas in the 2004 first round.
Poole scored 22 points, Andrew Wiggins added 18 points and eight rebounds and Kevon Looney had eight points and six assists while pulling down 14 rebounds.
Murray’s 3 with 10:43 left pulled the Kings within 102-99 after a 7-0 burst to start the fourth after a 3 by Thompson put the Warriors ahead 102-92. Coach Mike Brown instructed his young star to “let it fly,” and Murray had a moment under the matinee lights, scoring 23 points.
Thompson’s driving and dishing is something Kerr pointed to as success in opening up the floor in Game 3, and Thompson penetrated and found Moses Moody for a baseline 3 in the end of the first. Golden State moved the ball with crisp passing that created open looks.
Murray’s growth
Murray went 9 for 13 with five 3s after scoring 8 on 3s and 3 of 13 in the first three games combined. He had 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting in the first half.
“What he is going through now is priceless. “I couldn’t have scripted a better one for a young man like him to be really, really good in this league, to be able to overcome some adversity in this type of situation, obviously at this level,” Brown said.
TIP-INS
Kings: Sacramento scored 18 points off Golden State’s 12 turnovers while committing just 10 of its own.
Warriors: Gary Payton II returned to play seven minutes after missing Game 3 with an illness. … Green started the last 132 postseason games he played, last coming off the bench in Game 3 against the Clippers in 2014. … Golden State shot 52.2% in the first.
Leading in the end
The Warriors improved to 75-3 since Kerr became coach while leading by 10 or more in the fourth quarter at any time in a playoff game.
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