GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS GAME NOTES

WARRIORS (67-15, 15-5) VS. CAVALIERS (53-29, 14-5)

2015 POSTSEASON

SCHEDULE

FIRST ROUND

Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result 4/18 NEW ORLEANS W, 106-99 4/20 NEW ORLEANS W, 97-87 4/23 @New Orleans W, 123-119 (ot) 4/25 @New Orleans W, 109-98

WESTERN CONFERENCE

SEMIFINALS

Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result 5/3 MEMPHIS W, 101-86 5/5 MEMPHIS L, 90-97 5/9 @Memphis L, 89-99 5/11 @Memphis W, 101-84 5/13 MEMPHIS W, 98-78 5/15 @Memphis W, 108-95

WESTERN CONFERENCE

FINALS

Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result 5/19 HOUSTON W, 110-106 5/21 HOUSTON W, 99-98 5/23 @Houston W, 115-80 5/25 @Houston L, 115-128 5/27 HOUSTON W, 104-90

NBA FINALS

Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result 6/4 CLEVELAND W, 108-100 (ot) 6/7 CLEVELAND L, 93-95 (ot) 6/9 @Cleveland L, 91-96 6/11 @Cleveland W, 103-82 6/14 CLEVELAND W, 104-91 6/16 @Cleveland 6:00 p.m. 6/19* CLEVELAND 6:00 p.m. *If necessary

PLAYOFF RECORD

15-5 (.750)

9-2 (.818)

6-3 (.667)

2-1 (.667)

CURRENT STREAK

W2 W1 W1 L1

OVERALL HOME ROAD

OT

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GP/S 20/20 PTS 10.7 REB 5.4 AST 1.5 STL 0.80 FG% .443 3FG% .328 MIN 32.3

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS GAME NOTES

TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2015

6:00 P.M. (PDT)

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OH

NBA FINALS - GAME 6

WARRIORS LEAD SERIES, 3-2

TV: ABC

RADIO: KTCT 1050 / KGO 810 / ESPN RADIO

LAST GAME’S INACTIVES:

Ognjen Kuzmic, Brandon Rush

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE:

Stephen (STEFF-in) Curry, Festus Ezeli (eh-ZEE-lee), Andre Iguodala (ig-uh-DAH-luh),

Ognjen (oag-nyen) Kuzmic (KOOZ-mitch)

F

40

HARRISON BARNES

6-8

225

LAST GAME:

Scored eight points to go with a 2015 postseason-best 10 rebounds in 29 minutes.

• Averaged career-highs in points, rebounds, field goal percentage and three-point percentage.

• One of 11 players in the NBA to start all 82 games in 2014-15, averaged 10.1 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists.

GP/S 20/20 PTS 13.6 REB 10.1 AST 5.0 STL 1.75 BLK 1.20 FG% .414 MIN 37.1

C

23

DRAYMOND GREEN

6-7

230

LAST GAME:

Finished with 16 points, nine rebounds, six assists and a plus/minus of +23 in 36 minutes.

•

Averaged career-highs in scoring, rebounds, assists, minutes, field goal and three-point percentage in 2014-15.

• In 79 games (all starts) in 2014-15, averaged 11.7 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.56 steals and 1.25 blocks.

• Was one of only two players to average at least one block, one steal and one three per game (Danny Green).

LAST GAME’S STARTERS:

GP/S 20/20 PTS 28.5 REB 5.0 AST 6.3 STL 1.80 FG% .457 3FG% .430 MIN 39.1

G

30

STEPHEN CURRY

6-3

190

LAST GAME:

Scored 37 points (most by a Warrior in the Finals since Rick Barry in 1975) and hit seven threes.

• Named the 2014-15 Kia NBA Most Valuable Player, the second MVP in team history (Wilt Chamberlain, 1959-60).

• In 80 games (all starts), averaged 23.8 points, 7.7 assists, 4.3 rebounds and 2.04 steals in 32.7 minutes.

• Finished the season with 286 three-pointers, breaking his own NBA-record for most threes in a single season.

•

Is the first player ever to average 23 points, seven assists and hit 40 percent from three in consecutive seasons.

• Named an All-Star starter for the second consecutive season, leading the NBA in All-Star votes.

G

11

KLAY THOMPSON

6-7

215

LAST GAME: Scored 12 points on 5-of-14 from the field (1-of-4 from three) in 40 minutes.

• In 77 games (all starts), averaged a career-high 21.7 points to go with 3.2 rebounds and 2.9 assists.

Set an NBA-record with 37 points in the third quarter, hitting an NBA-record nine threes in the third frame in his

career-high 52-point effort on 1/23 vs. Sacramento.

• Named Western Conference Player of the Week three times, the most ever by a Warrior in a single-season.

• Named to his first NBA All-Star Game, starting the contest alongside Stephen Curry at Madison Square Garden.

GP/S 20/20 PTS 19.3 REB 3.8 AST 2.6 STL 0.80 FG% .450 3FG% .392 MIN 36.8

UPCOMING BROADCAST SCHEDULE

DATE

OPPONENT TIME

(PT) TELEVISION

RADIO

Game 7: Friday, June 19*

CLEVELAND

6:00 p.m.

ABC

KTCT 1050/KGO 810/ESPN

*If necessary

ROSTER NOTES

None.

GP/S 20/2 PTS 9.7 REB 4.5 AST 3.5 STL 1.15 FG% .477 3FG% .351 MIN 29.9

F

9

ANDRE IGUODALA

6-6

215

LAST GAME:

Tallied 14 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, three steals and no turnovers in 42 minutes.

• Among reserves (min. 40 games off the bench), led the NBA in plus/minus (+5.7) and Net Rating (12.2).

•

Recorded three 20-point games, scoring in double figures 21 times.

2014-15 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS ROSTER

NUMERICAL ROSTER

1 ...Ognjen Kuzmic

4 ... Brandon Rush

5 ... Marreese Speights

7 ...Justin Holiday

9 ...Andre Iguodala

10 ... David Lee

11 ... Klay Thompson

12 ...Andrew Bogut

19 ...Leandro Barbosa

20 ... James Michael McAdoo

23 ...Draymond Green

30 ... Stephen Curry

31 ...Festus Ezeli

34 ...Shaun Livingston

40 ... Harrison Barnes

Stephen (STEFF-in) Curry

Andre Iguodala (ig-uh-DAH-luh)

Festus Ezeli (eh-ZEE-lee)

Ognjen Kuzmic (oag-nyen KOOZ-mitch)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

NO

PLAYER

POS

HT

WT

BORN

PRIOR TO NBA/FROM

YEARS

19

Leandro Barbosa

G

6-3

194

11/28/82

Palmeiras/Brazil

11

40

Harrison Barnes

F

6-8

225

5/30/92

North Carolina/USA

2

12

Andrew Bogut

C

7-0

260

11/28/84

Utah/Australia

9

30

Stephen Curry (C)

G

6-3

190

3/14/88

Davidson/USA

5

31

Festus Ezeli

C

6-11

265 10/21/89 Vanderbilt/Nigeria

2

23

Draymond Green

F

6-7

230

3/4/90

Michigan State/USA

2

7

Justin Holiday

G

6-6

185

4/5/89

Washington/USA

1

9

Andre Iguodala (C)

G/F

6-6

215

1/28/84

Arizona/USA

10

1

Ognjen Kuzmic

C

7-0

260

5/16/90

FIATC Joventut/Bosnia & Herzegovina

1

10

David Lee

F/C

6-9

245

4/29/83

Florida/USA

9

34

Shaun Livingston

G

6-7

192

9/11/85

Peoria Central HS (IL)/USA

10

20

James Michael McAdoo F

6-9

230

1/4/93

North Carolina/USA

R

4

Brandon Rush

G/F

6-6

220

7/7/85

Kansas/USA

6

5

Marreese Speights

F/C

6-10

255

8/4/87

Florida/USA

6

11

Klay Thompson

G

6-7

215

2/8/90

Washington State/USA

3

(C) Team Captain

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach:

Steve Kerr

Associate Head Coach:

Alvin Gentry

Assistant Coaches:

Ron Adams

Luke Walton

Assistant Coaches For Player Development:

Jarron Collins

Bruce Fraser

A five-time NBA champion during his 15-year playing career, Steve Kerr is in his first season as head coach of the Golden State Warriors. He was named

to the position on May 19, 2014, becoming the 25th head coach in franchise history and the 20th since the team moved to the West Coast in 1962.

Kerr, 49, joined the Warriors owning 26 years of NBA experience as a player, television analyst and front office executive, including a three-year stint

(2007-10) as president of basketball operations and general manager for the Phoenix Suns. During his time as the Suns GM, the club posted a 155-91 (.630)

record and earned a pair of playoff berths, including a trip to the 2010 Western Conference Finals.

Having made the playoffs 11 times during his playing career, Kerr is one of only 26 players in NBA history to win five championships, earning three rings

with Chicago and two with San Antonio. A key reserve for Chicago during the team’s three-peat championship run from 1996-98, Kerr famously hit the

game-winning, title-clinching shot in Game 6 of the 1997 NBA Finals. He won his fourth consecutive championship in 1999 with the San Antonio Spurs

to become one of only two non-Boston Celtics to win four-straight NBA titles (joining Frank Saul, 1951-54). His fifth ring came in his second stint with the

Spurs during his final NBA campaign in 2002-03.

The NBA’s all-time three-point percentage leader, having converted on 45.4 percent (726-of-1599) of his attempts from long range, Kerr amassed career

averages of 6.0 points, 1.8 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 910 regular season games with the Phoenix Suns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Orlando Magic, Chicago

Bulls, San Antonio Spurs (twice), and Portland Trail Blazers.

Kerr was originally drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the second round (50th overall) of the 1988 NBA Draft out of the University of Arizona. Kerr capped his

collegiate career as a senior in 1988 by helping lead the Wildcats to their first Final Four appearance in school history. An All-Pac 10 guard in both 1986

and 1988, he remains the school’s career leader in three-point field goal percentage (57.3 percent). Kerr was also a member of the USA Basketball team

that captured the 1986 World Championship in Madrid, the last American Men’s Senior Team composed strictly of amateur players to capture a gold medal.

During his playing career, Kerr played for some of the most successful coaches in the history of the game, including Phil Jackson, Gregg Popovich, Lenny

Wilkens, Cotton Fitzsimmons and Lute Olson. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, and raised in Pacific Palisades, CA, Kerr was a ballboy in 1978 and 1979 at UCLA,

where his late father, Malcolm, was a professor.

As a broadcaster, Kerr has served two different four-year stints as a game analyst on TNT’s award-winning NBA coverage. In addition to a full slate of

regular season games, he also worked TNT’s marquee events, including the NBA All-Star Game, playoffs and conference finals. During his most recent

stint in broadcasting, beginning in 2010, Kerr also served as an analyst for NCAA Tournament and Final Four coverage on Turner Sports and CBS.

Kerr earned a degree in general studies from Arizona with an emphasis in history, sociology and English in 1988 and serves on the board of directors for

Peace Players International, a Washington, D.C.-based organization that uses basketball as a means to bridge cultural gaps in areas of political, racial

and religious conflict.

Born on September 27, 1965, Steve and his wife, Margot, have two sons, Nicholas and Matthew, and one daughter, Madeleine. Nick is a senior at the

University of San Diego and plays on the basketball team. Madeleine is a sophomore at the University of California, Berkeley, and plays on the volleyball

team. Matthew is a junior in high school.

HEAD COACH STEVE KERR

STEVE KERR COACHING RECORD

REGULAR SEASON

PLAYOFFS

Season Record

Win Pct.

Finish

Record

Win Pct.

2014-15 67-15 .817 1st 15-5 .750

NBA FINALS OPPONENT: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS

2014-15 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

GSW LEADERS

DATE

LOCATION

TIME (PT)/Result

PTS

REB

AST

1/9

Oracle Arena

W, 112-94

Thompson 24

Green 11

Curry 10

2/26

Quicken Loans Arena

L, 99-110

Lee 19

Green 8

Curry/Iguodala 6

OVERALL

54-51

LOST 1

January 9, 2015 (112-94)

February 26, 2015 (99-110)

HOME

33-18

WON 1

January 9, 2015 (112-94)

March 14, 2014 (94-103)

AWAY

21-33

LOST 1

December 29, 2013 (108-104, OT)

February 26, 2015 (99-110)

ALL-TIME SERIES

OVERALL

STREAK

LAST WIN

LAST LOSS

CONNECTIONS

• Warriors Head Coach

Steve Kerr

played three-plus seasons with the Cavaliers from 1989-1992, appearing in 188 games (29 starts)

and averaging 6.0 points, 2.7 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 18.4 minutes while converting on 47.2 percent of his three-point attempts,

making him the franchise leader in three-point percentage.

• Warriors assistant coach

Luke Walton

spent the last season-and-a-half of his career in Cleveland (2012-13), appearing in 71 games

and averaging 3.0 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 16.3 minutes.

• Warriors guard

Shaun Livingston

appeared in 49 games (12 starts) for the Cavaliers in 2012-13, averaging 7.2 points, 3.6 assists

and 2.5 rebounds in 23.2 minutes.

• Livingston and Cavs swingman

Mike Miller

were teammates on the Washington Wizards for part of the 2009-10 season.

• Warriors forward

Marreese Speights

spent the second half of the 2012-13 season with the Cavs, averaging 10.2 points and 5.1

rebounds in 18.5 minutes over 39 games (one start).

• The brothers of both

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson

have spent time with the Cavaliers --

Seth Curry

in 2013-14 and

Mychel

Thompson

in 2011-12... Curry’s father,

Dell Curry

, spent the 1987-88 season in Cleveland.

• Warriors guards

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson

and Cavs guard

Kyrie Irving

helped Team USA win gold at the 2014 FIBA

Basketball World Cup in Spain this past summer.

• Warriors guard/forward

Andre Iguodala

was teammates with Cavs center

Timofey Mozgov

in Denver during the 2012-13 season.

• Cavaliers guard

Matthew Dellavedova

attended nearby Saint Mary’s College in California... Dellavedova and Bogut, who both

attended the Australian Institute of Sport, hail from Victoria, Australia (Bogut from Melbourne and Dellavedova from Maryborough).

• Warriors guard

Leandro Barbosa

and Cavs forward

Shawn Marion

were teammates in Phoenix for four-plus seasons (2003-08),

where Warriors Associate Head Coach

Alvin Gentry

was an assistant.

• Cavs assistant

Larry Drew

was an assistant coach on

Alvin Gentry’s

staff with the Detroit Pistons in 1999-00.

• Cavaliers assistant director of player development

Vitaly Potapenko

was an assistant coach for the Warriors’ D-League affiliate in

Santa Cruz in 2012-13.

• Cavs forwards

LeBron James

and

Kevin Love

captured Olympic gold alongside Iguodala on the United States Men’s National Team

at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, leading Team USA to an 8-0 record in the tournament.

• Iguodala, Love and Curry also won gold at the 2010 FIBA World Championship in Turkey.

• Warriors guard

Leandro Barbosa

and Cavs big man

Anderson Varejao

both hail from Brazil and have competed at numerous

international tournaments as teammates on the Brazilian National Team, including this past summer at the 2014 FIBA Basketball

World Cup.

• Warriors center

Andrew Bogut

was coached by Cavs assistant

Jim Boylan

for four seasons in Milwaukee (2008-12).

• Cavaliers Associate Head Coach

Tyronn Lue

played alongside Bogut in Milwaukee during the 2008-09 season.

There were nine lead changes in the first three quarters, with Golden State entering the final frame ahead by eight... Within the first two minutes of the

fourth, the Warriors extended their advantage to double digits and never looked back, ultimately earning the 18-point victory and their 14th consecutive

home win... The Warriors finished the homestand a perfect 6-0, just the fourth time in franchise history they posted a 6-0 mark or better on a homestand...

Klay Thompson, who finished with a team-high 24 points, hit his 645th career three-pointer, surpassing Stephen Curry

for the most threes ever by a

player in his first four seasons in the league… Curry posted 23 points and 10 assists, his tenth double-double (ninth point/assist) and seventh 20/10 game

of the season... It was the first time since December 2013 that he recorded consecutive 20 point/10 assist contests… Draymond Green

logged his ninth

double-double of the season with 10 points and 11 rebounds to go along with eight assists and three blocks, his seventh-straight game with multiple blocks.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9

WARRIORS 112, CAVALIERS 94

A season-high 42 points from

LeBron James

propelled the Cavaliers to their 18th win in their last 20 tries, outlasting the Warriors in a back-and-forth duel

at Quicken Loans Arena... James hit 15-of-25 from the field and added 11 boards and five assists while Kyrie Irving

chipped in 24 points (10-of-10 at the

foul line) to hand Golden State its second loss of the team’s season-high six-game road trip... The Warriors dished out 32 assists on 39 field goals in the

loss, their league-leading 21st game with at least 30 helpers this season, but shot just 42.4 percent in the contest... The Warriors lost despite a 35-14 bench

advantage--including a team-high 19 points from

David Lee--losing for the first time this season when their reserves outscored the opposition’s (26-1 in

those games)...

Draymond Green tallied 16 points, eight rebounds, four assists and five steals in the losing effort... Stephen Curry finished with 18 points

and six assists... Cleveland shot 35 free throws to Golden State’s 19, with the Warriors converting on just 10 of those attempts.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26

CAVALIERS 110, WARRIORS 99

NBA FINALS OPPONENT: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS

SERIES NOTES

•

The 2015 NBA Finals marks the first time Golden State and Cleveland are meeting in the postseason.

•

The Warriors are appearing in their first NBA Finals since 1975 and seventh overall in franchise history... Golden State has snapped

a 40-year NBA Finals drought, the longest stretch between two NBA Finals appearances by any franchise in NBA history (1975 to

2015).

•

Golden State is the first team since the 1996-97 Utah Jazz to reach The Finals without using a single player who had previous

Finals experience... Conversely, Cleveland’s

LeBron James

is playing in his fifth-straight Finals.

• Golden State Head Coach

Steve Kerr

and Cleveland’s

David Blatt

are the first head coaches to meet in The Finals in their first

year at the helm since 1947 — the league’s first season — when

Eddie Gottlieb’s

Philadelphia Warriors faced off against

Harold

Olsen’s

Chicago Stags.

2015 NBA FINALS SCHEDULE

GSW LEADERS

DATE

LOCATION

TIME (PT)/Result

PTS

REB

AST

6/4

Oracle Arena

W, 108-100 (OT)

Curry 26

Bogut 7

Curry 8

6/7

Oracle Arena

L, 93-95 (OT)

Thompson 34

Bogut/Green 10

Curry/Iguodala 5

6/9

Quicken Loans Arena

L, 91-96

Curry 27

Green/Ezeli 7

Curry 6

6/11

Quicken Loans Arena

W, 103-82

Curry/Iguodala 22

Three tied 8

Curry 7

6/14

Oracle Arena

W, 104-91

Curry 37

Barnes 10

Iguodala 7

6/16

Quicken Loans Arena

6:00 p.m.

6/19*

Oracle Arena

6:00 p.m.

*

If necessary

NBA FINALS VS. CLEVELAND

Appearing in the NBA Finals for the first time in 40 years, the Warriors protected their home court with an overtime win over the Cavs to jump out to 1-0

series lead... With the game tied at 98 apiece, the Cavaliers had two attempts at winning in regulation that just missed their mark, forcing overtime in Game

1 of the NBA Finals for the first time since 2001... The Warriors scored the first 10 points in the extra period and held Cleveland to two points, tied for the

lowest overtime total in a Finals game in the Shot Clock Era... The game saw 13 lead changes, more than any other Warriors playoff game in 2015...

Stephen Curry

scored a team-high 26 points to go with eight assists while

Klay Thompson

had 21 points and hit a playoff career-high 8-of-8 at the foul

line... Golden State’s bench, buoyed by 15 points from

Andre Iguodala

, outscored Cleveland’s reserves 34-9... Warriors Head Coach

Steve Kerr

became

the first coach to win Game 1 of The Finals in his first season as an NBA head coach since Mike Dunleavy

and the Lakers in 1991.

GAME 1 - THURSDAY, JUNE 4

WARRIORS 108, CAVALIERS 100 (OT)

The Cavaliers led by 11 points (83-72), their largest lead of the game, with 3:14 remaining in the fourth quarter when the Warriors went on a 15-4 run to

force overtime, the first time in NBA history that the first two games of the NBA Finals went into overtime... Golden State was outscored 8-6 in the extra

frame, dropping its first game of The Finals... The Warriors shot 39.8 percent from the field (33-of-83), their lowest field goal percentage of the postseason,

while the Cavaliers hit 32.2 percent of their shots (29-of-90), a low for a Warriors opponent this postseason... The Warriors attempted an NBA Finals record

35 three-pointers, connecting on eight from distance (.229)...

Klay Thompson

scored 34 points, matching his postseason career-high while hitting a

playoff career-high 14 field goals and becoming the first Warrior since Rick Barry

in 1975 to score 30-plus in an NBA Finals game...

LeBron James

tallied

the fifth triple-double in the NBA Finals of his career, posting game-highs in points (39), rebounds (16) and assists (11) in a 2015 Playoff-high 50 minutes.

GAME 2 - SUNDAY, JUNE 7

CAVALIERS 95, WARRIORS 93 (OT)

The Warriors never led and trailed by as many as 20 points before rallying late in the fourth quarter to cut the Cavs’ lead to one point, but Cleveland

maintained the lead despite a 13-2 Golden State run to open the fourth frame... A 36-24 fourth quarter advantage couldn’t make up for Golden State’s 2015

playoff low 37-point first half... LeBron James

scored 40 points--his second 40-point game of the series--passing

Rick Barry’s

NBA Finals record for most

points through the first three games of a series... Stephen Curry

scored 24 points in the second half, tying an NBA Finals record and Warriors postseason

record by hitting five threes in the fourth quarter, and finished with 27 points to go with six assists and six rebounds, but the Warriors were unable to top the

Cavaliers on their home court... Golden State’s bench scored a 2015 postseason high 39 points, including 11 from

David Lee

in his NBA Finals debut...

Golden State played in its franchise-record 18th postseason game, its 100th game overall this season.

GAME 3 - TUESDAY, JUNE 9

CAVALIERS 96, WARRIORS 91

The Warriors went small to begin Game 4, inserting

Andre Iguodala into the starting lineup for the first time this season (his 96th game this year)... The

Cavaliers scored the first seven points before Golden State finished the first frame with a 31-17 run, the first time this series that the Warriors have led after

any quarter in regulation time (31-24)… The Warriors never trailed again en route to their 21-point victory, the franchise’s largest road win ever in the NBA

Finals... With the victory, the Warriors will finish the 2014-15 season without losing three consecutive games at any point in the campaign, the only team

in the NBA to accomplish that feat... The Warriors improved to 57-0 this season when leading by at least 15 points at any point during a game... Iguodala

tallied a season-high 22 points and playoff-season-high eight rebounds, matching a season-high with four threes (4-of-7 from three-point range)...

Shaun

Livingston

recorded seven points, four assists and a playoff career-high-tying eight rebounds off the bench, posting a game-high +25 on the court.

GAME 4 - THURSDAY, JUNE 11

WARRIORS 103, CAVALIERS 82

LeBron James

hit a go-ahead three with 7:47 to play, but

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson

answered with back-to-back threes and the Warriors

closed the game with a 25-11 rally to take a 3-2 lead in the NBA Finals... Curry finished with 37 points--the most by a Warrior in the NBA Finals since Rick

Barry scored 38 on May 23, 1975--and hit 7-of-13 from three-point range, becoming the first player in NBA Finals history to connect on seven threes in

multiple games throughout the series... James tallied his sixth career triple-double in the NBA Finals, finishing with 40 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists

to join

Jerry West

as the only players in Finals history to score 40 points in a triple-double, but his performance wasn’t enough to overcome the Warriors,

who shot 48.0 percent while holding the Cavs to 39.5 percent from the field... Making his second consecutive start and the 50th of his playoff career, Andre

Iguodala

tallied 14 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, three steals and no turnovers in 42 minutes.

WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS OPPONENT: HOUSTON ROCKETS

SERIES NOTES

• Golden State earned its first NBA Finals berth in 40 years, winning their first Western Conference Championship since 1975 with a

4-1 series victory over the Rockets.

• The Western Conference Finals marked the first time the Warriors and Rockets met in the postseason... The Warriors appeared in

the Western Conference Finals for the first time since 1976, while Houston earned its first conference finals berth since 1997 after it

became the ninth team in NBA history to rally from a 3-1 series deficit in the Western Conference Semifinals.

• This series was the first time that the top two vote-getters for Most Valuable Player met in a playoff series since

LeBron James

,

the 2011-12 MVP, and

Kevin Durant

, the runner-up that season, faced off in the NBA Finals in 2012...

Stephen Curry

became the

first Warrior to earn the MVP award since

Wilt Chamberlain

in 1959-60, while

James Harden

finished second in the voting this

season.

2015 WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS SCHEDULE

GSW LEADERS

DATE LOCATION RESULT

PTS REB

AST

5/19

Oracle Arena

W, 110-106

Curry 34

Green 12

Green 8

5/21

Oracle Arena

W, 99-98

Curry 33

Bogut/Green 8

Green 7

5/23

Toyota Center

W, 115-80

Curry 40

Green 13

Curry 7

5/25

Toyota Center

L, 115-128

Thompson 24

Green 15

Three tied 4

5/27

Oracle Arena

W, 104-90

Curry 26

Bogut 14

Curry/Iguodala 6

In their first conference finals apperance since 1976, the Warriors trailed by 16 in the first half of Game 1 before reeling off a 25-6 run to take a 58-55 lead

into the locker room... The game remained close until Golden State broke a 97-97 tie with an 11-0 run, which was then quickly countered by a 9-0 Rockets

run to pull Houston within two in the game’s closing moments...

Stephen Curry

iced the game with a pair of free throws, giving him a game-high 34 points

for his league-leading sixth 30-point game of the postseason... Curry hit 6-of-11 from three-point range to become the eighth player in NBA history to hit at

least 50 threes in a single postseason...

Shaun Livingston

scored a playoff career-high 18 points--the most by a Warriors reserve this season--including a

career-half-high 16 points in the first... Draymond Green

nearly registered a triple-double with 13 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists in a

playoff-career-high 43 minutes...

James Harden tallied 28 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists for Houston in the Rockets’ first-ever playoff meeting with the Warriors.

GAME 1 - TUESDAY, MAY 19

WARRIORS 110, ROCKETS 106

The Warriors led by as many as 17 points in the second quarter, but the Rockets erased the deficit with a 23-6 run to pull even with Golden State at

55-apiece at halftime... Golden State led by one point with 33 seconds remaining, but Houston could not convert on the last possession and the Warriors

earned the win and their first 2-0 series advantage in the Western Conference Finals in franchise history... The Warriors won by one point for the third

time this season (regular season and playoffs combined)...

Stephen Curry finished with his league-best seventh 30-point game of the 2015 Playoffs (12th

career postseason 30-point game), recording 33 points to go along with six assists… Curry became the first Warrior to score at least 30 points in

three-straight playoff games since

Jeff Mullins did so in 1968 and the first player in NBA history to hit at least five three-pointers in four-straight games... Andrew

Bogut had a playoff career-high five blocks and scored a playoff career-high-tying 14 points, finishing in double figures for the second time this postseason.

GAME 2 - THURSDAY, MAY 21

WARRIORS 99, ROCKETS 98

After winning a pair of close games at home, the Warriors earned a 35-point win at the Toyota Center, the team’s largest margin of victory in a playoff game

since 1964, to take a 3-0 series lead... The win marked the Warriors’ sixth consecutive playoff win and third-straight road playoff win, both feats that hadn’t

been accomplished since 1975...

Stephen Curry scored a game-high 40 points to become the first Warrior since Rick Barry

in 1976 to post multiple

40-point games in the same season, and the first to post 30 points in four-straight games since Barry did so in 1967... Curry hit 7-of-9 from long distance

to give him 64 threes in the 2015 postseason, giving him the most threes in a single postseason in NBA history (breaking

Reggie Miller’s

mark of 58 set

in 2000)... The Warriors held the Rockets to 33.7 percent from the field... Draymond Green

(17 points, 13 rebounds) and

Andrew Bogut

(12 points, 12

rebounds) tallied double-doubles, while

Festus Ezeli

scored a playoff-career-high 10 points to go with six boards in the win.

GAME 3 - SATURDAY, MAY 23

WARRIORS 115, ROCKETS 80

The Rockets and Warriors combined for an NBA-record 37 three-pointers, the most threes by two teams in a single playoff game in NBA history... The

Warriors set a franchise record and tied an NBA record for most threes in a playoff game, connecting on 20-of-46 (.435) from distance, while the Rockets

hit 17-of-32 (.531) from three-point range, a postseason record for a Warriors opponent in a single game... Houston scored 45 points in the first quarter,

tying an NBA record for most points in the opening frame of a postseason game in the Shot Clock Era (since 1955)... The Rockets hit 10 threes in the first

half, the most threes by a Warriors postseason opponent in a half...

Stephen Curry

left the game with a head contusion in the second quarter but returned

in the third frame, scoring 12 second half points and finishing with 23, extending his NBA postseason record by logging his sixth-straight game with at least

five three-pointers, hitting 6-of-13 (.462) from three-point range... James Harden

scored 45 points, a 2015 postseason NBA single-game high.

GAME 4 - MONDAY, MAY 25

ROCKETS 128, WARRIORS 115

The Warriors advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time in 40 years, winning their first Western Conference Championship since 1975 with a 4-1 series

victory over the Rockets and clinching their first series of the 2015 Playoffs at home... Houston built an eight-point lead in the first frame, but Golden State

outscored the Rockets by 11 points in the second quarter, never trailing again en route to earning its seventh NBA Finals berth in franchise history... Golden

State snapped a 40-year NBA Finals drought, the longest stretch between two NBA Finals appearances by any franchise in NBA history... The Warriors

earned their 12th victory of the postseason, the team’s most wins in a single postseason since 1975...

Stephen Curry

scored a game-high 26 points, hitting

three three-pointers to give him 27 for the series, setting a new NBA record for threes in a five-game playoff series… Harrison Barnes

scored a 2015

Playoff-high 24 points, the fifth 20-point game of his playoff career... Festus Ezeli

tallied playoff career-highs with 12 points, nine rebounds and 28 minutes.

GAME 5 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 27

WARRIORS 104, ROCKETS 90

WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS OPPONENT: MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES

2015 WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS SCHEDULE

GSW LEADERS

DATE LOCATION

RESULT

PTS REB

AST

5/3

Oracle Arena

W, 101-86

Curry 22

Bogut 6

Curry 7

5/5

Oracle Arena

L, 90-97

Curry 19

Bogut/Green 12

Curry 6

5/9

FedExForum

L, 89-99

Curry 23

Bogut/Thompson 8

Green 7

5/11

FedExForum

W, 101-84

Curry 33

Green 10

Curry 5

5/13

Oracle Arena

W, 98-78

Thompson 21 Bogut 9

Green 9

5/15

FedExForum

W, 108-95

Curry 32

Green 12

Curry 10

SERIES NOTES

•

The Warriors earned their first Western Conference Finals berth since 1976 with the 4-2 series victory over the Grizzlies.

•

Golden State allowed fewer than 100 points for every game of the series… It marked the first time in the West Coast Era that a Warriors opponent did

not score at least 100 points in every game of a playoff series (first since 1958 when the team was located in Philadelphia).

•

Golden State held Memphis to less than 40 percent field goal shooting for the final three games of the series, the Warriors’ longest such streak in the

playoffs since holding Chicago to under 40 percent shooting in three-straight games in 1975.

•

The Western Conference Semifinals marked the first time Golden State and Memphis met in the postseason... The Warriors are making their third

consecutive appearance in the NBA Playoffs, while the Grizzlies played in their franchise-record fifth-straight postseason.

WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS VS. MEMPHIS

Memphis connected on the first bucket of the game, a three-pointer (one of three the Grizzlies would make for the contest), but the Warriors scored the

next eight points to take the lead and never looked back… Golden State led by as many as 20 points in the third quarter, holding Memphis to just 14 points

in that frame, en route to its fifth-straight playoff victory, the team’s longest postseason winning streak since 1975-76... Per Elias Sports, Warriors Head

Coach

Steve Kerr became the fifth coach in NBA history to win each of his first five playoff games, joining Johnny Kundla

(1949 Lakers),

Bill Sharman

(1967 Warriors),

Pat Riley

(1982 Lakers) and

Mike D’Antoni (2005 Suns)... The Warriors won Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals for the first

time since April 20, 1976... Golden State improved to 44-0 this season when holding its opponents under 100 points... The Grizzlies did not block a shot

in the game… Per Elias, the Warriors have never had a playoff game in which their opponent had 0 blocks (since blocks were first recorded in 1973-74).

GAME 1 - SUNDAY, MAY 3

WARRIORS 101, GRIZZLIES 86

The Grizzlies snapped the Warriors’ 21-game home streak and nine-game overall win streak, handing Golden State its first loss of the 2015 postseason

and just the team’s third loss all season on its home court... The Warriors hadn’t lost at home since an overtime defeat against the Bulls on Jan. 27, and

hadn’t lost in regulation since falling to the Spurs on Nov. 11... The Warriors led just once in the contest--a 4-2 lead they held for 20 seconds--before the

Grizzlies took control... After the Warriors cut the Grizzlies’ lead to two (39-41), Memphis finished the first half with a 9-0 rally to take an 11-point lead into

the locker room... After missing Game 1 with a facial injury,

Mike Conley

led the charge for the Grizzlies, scoring a game-high 22 points on 8-of-12 from

the field... Stephen Curry

led the Warriors with 19 points while

Draymond Green tallied his fifth double-double of the postseason with 14 points and 12

boards... The Warriors lost for the first time all season when holding the opposition to fewer than 100 points (44-1 in those games).

GAME 2 - TUESDAY, MAY 5

GRIZZLIES 97, WARRIORS 90

Despite a 20-5 rally to cut Memphis’ lead down to four points with 3:15 remaining, the Warriors were unable to overcome a deficit that had grown to as

many as 19 points, dropping a second consecutive game to Memphis... The Warriors shot 6-of-26 from three-point land for a second-straight game and

were held to fewer than 90 points for just the third time all season, including a sub-40-point first half for the second-straight game... Stephen Curry

scored

a team-high 23 points but was just 2-of-10 from deep, while

Klay Thompson

scored 20 points to go with eight rebounds...

Harrison Barnes

hit 7-of-10

from the field on his way to 16 points and Marreese Speights

scored nine points in six minutes before leaving the game in the fourth quarter with a strained

right calf... Both

Zach Randolph

(22 points, eight rebounds) and

Marc Gasol

(21 points, 15 rebounds) reached the 20-point mark for Memphis... Golden

State, which trails the series 2-1, has not lost three-straight games at any point this season.

GAME 3 - SATURDAY, MAY 9

GRIZZLIES 99, WARRIORS 89

Trailing 2-1 in the series, the Warriors responded in Memphis by controlling much of Game 4... With the game tied at 18, the Warriors closed the first frame

with a 10-2 run and held the lead throughout the remainder of the contest, using a 14-7 spurt at the end of the half to push the lead to 19 at the break...

Stephen Curry scored 14 points in eight minutes during the third frame, giving him 21 for the half... The MVP finished with a game-high 33 points to go

with eight boards and five assists... With Marreese Speights

(moderate right calf strain) out,

David Lee

logged 15 minutes after previously playing nine

total minutes in the 2015 Playoffs entering the contest...

Draymond Gree

n tallied a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds, while

Harrison Barnes

(12 points) and

Andre Iguodala (11) also tallied double figures... The Warriors led by as many as 26 in the contest, their largest lead of the postseason,

and hit 14-of-33 from long range (.424) after back-to-back games with just six triples...

Marc Gasol

led Memphis with 19 points.

GAME 4 - MONDAY, MAY 11

WARRIORS 101, GRIZZLIES 84

The Warriors trailed by as many as 13 points in the first quarter, but Golden State went on an 11-0 run to end the frame with a one-point lead... The game

was tied in the second quarter, but Golden State pulled ahead for good on an

Andre Iguodala three-pointer… The Warriors led by as many as 24 points

on the way to the 20-point win, their largest win of the postseason... Golden State tied a 2015 Playoff-high with 14 three-pointers on 30 attempts… The

Warriors held Memphis to 78 points, the lowest point total for their opponent in the postseason since the Bulls scored 72 on May 11, 1975...

Stephen Curry

scored 18 points, connecting on six threes and finishing the game with 102 career three-pointers in the playoffs... The MVP became the fastest player to

hit 100 threes in the postseason in NBA history, accomplishing the feat in 28 playoff games and besting the mark held by

Ray Allen

, who hit 100 threes

in 35 playoff games... Curry also recorded a playoff career-high six steals, becoming the first player to notch six steals and six threes in a playoff game.

GAME 5 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 13

WARRIORS 98, GRIZZLIES 78

The Warriors earned their first Western Conference Finals berth since 1976 with the victory in Memphis, their first wire-to-wire win of the postseason...

Golden State improved to 53-0 this season (6-0 in the playoffs) when leading by at least 15 points at any time in a game... The Warriors connected on a

2015 postseason-high 15 three-pointers on 32 attempts, shooting .469 from distance… Stephen Curry

tallied a game-high 32 points (including a 62-foot

buzzer beater to end the third quarter) to go along with a 2015 playoff-high 10 assists and six boards… It was Curry’s first 30/10 game of the postseason

(third of his playoff career) and first double-double of the postseason (fifth of his playoff career)… Curry hit 26 three-pointers in the series, breaking his

own record for most three-pointers in a six-game series...

Klay Thompson

became the 12th player in Warriors franchise history to score 500 points for his

postseason career, finishing with 20 points (504 for his playoff career), combining with Curry to score at least 50 points for the seventh time in the playoffs.

FIRST ROUND OPPONENT: NEW ORLEANS PELICANS

2015 WESTERN CONFERENCE FIRST ROUND SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS

DATE LOCATION

RESULT

PTS

REB AST

4/18

Oracle Arena

W, 106-99

Curry 34

Bogut 34

Green 7

4/20

Oracle Arena

W, 97-87

Thompson 26

Bogut 14

Curry 6

4/23

Smoothie King Center

W, 123-119 (OT)

Curry 40

Green 17

Curry 9

4/25

Smoothie King Center

W, 109-98

Curry 39

Green 10

Curry 9

FIRST ROUND VS. NEW ORLEANS

After the Pelicans jumped out to a 4-0 lead, the Warriors scored the next 10 points and never trailed again, leading by as many as 25 points in the contest...

Golden State held New Orleans to 13 first-quarter points, the fewest they’ve allowed in the first quarter of a playoff game in the Shot Clock Era... New

Orleans rallied back in the fourth quarter to get to within four points, but the Warriors held on despite 20 fourth quarter points from

Anthony Davis

, who

finished with a game-high 35 in his postseason debut... Stephen Curry paced the Warriors with 34 points as all five Warriors starters scored in double

figures, with Draymond Green

(15 points, 12 rebounds, playoff career-high seven assists) and

Andrew Bogut (12 points, 14 rebounds, five assists), each

tallying double-doubles...

Klay Thompson

had 21 points (3-of-6 from deep) while

Harrison Barnes finished with 12 points and eight boards... Golden

State improved to 40-2 at home on the season... The Warriors have won six-straight at home against the Pelicans, winning in their first-ever playoff meeting.

GAME 1 - SATURDAY, APRIL 18

WARRIORS 106, PELICANS 99

The Pelicans raced out to a 13-point advantage in the first quarter, but Golden State outscored New Orleans 38-24 in the second frame to take a

three-point lead into intermission... The teams were knotted at 71-apiece at the end of the third quarter, and the Warriors held a two-three-point lead (88-86) with 4:43

remaining when they outscored the Pelicans 9-1 in the final minutes to seal the victory... Golden State took a 2-0 series advantage in the playoffs for the

first time since the 1989 Western Conference First Round against Utah... The win marked the Warriors’ 20th-straight victory at Oracle Arena... It was just

the second time this season that Golden State scored fewer than 100 points at home...

Klay Thompson

scored 26 points (14 in the fourth quarter), the

eighth 20-point game of his playoff career, on 11-of-17 shooting (.647) from the field… Stephen Curry

scored 22 points, his fourth-straight playoff game

with at least 20 points, which is a career-best streak... Curry hit three three-pointers, extending his playoff three-point streak to 21-straight games.

GAME 2 - MONDAY, APRIL 20

WARRIORS 97, PELICANS 87

New Orleans went on a 19-0 run that spanned 5:16 of play over the first and second quarters, turning a 25-20 deficit into a 39-25 advantage… The Pelicans

led by 20 points to start the final frame, but Golden State used a 20-5 rally beginning at the 4:53 mark of the fourth quarter to force overtime, capping the

run with a

Stephen Curry three-pointer that tied the game at 108-apiece with 2.8 seconds to play… The Warriors outscored the Pelicans 39-19 in the

fourth quarter and 15-11 in the overtime period to earn the 3-0 series advantage, the franchise’s first such lead in a best-of-seven series since the 1975

NBA Finals... Golden State became the third team in the Shot Clock Era to overcome a 20-point deficit entering the fourth quarter of a playoff game... Curry

posted the second 40-point game of his postseason career, scoring 40 points to go with nine assists and five rebounds and joining Wilt Chamberlain

,

Rick

Barry

,

Paul Arizin

and

Chris Mullin

as the only players in Warriors history to post multiple 40-point games in their postseason careers.

GAME 3 - THURSDAY, APRIL 23

WARRIORS 123, PELICANS 119 (OT)

SERIES NOTES

•

The Warriors earned their fifth-ever series sweep with the 4-0 ledger against the Pelicans (second-ever sweep in franchise history

in a best-of-seven series)... Golden State moves onto the Western Conference Semifinals for the second time in three seasons.

•

The First Round playoff series marked the first time the Warriors and Pelicans met in the postseason and was the first time the two

teams both qualified for the playoffs in the same year.

• Golden State won the regular season series against New Orleans in 2014-15 (3-1) for the third consecutive year.

Golden State and New Orleans traded the lead five times in the first period, with the Warriors pulling ahead on an Andre Iguodala

dunk with 2:54 remaining

in the frame and never looking back... Golden State led by as many as 24 points in the third quarter en route to its second Western Conference Semifinals

berth in the last three seasons, logging the franchise’s fifth-ever series sweep (and second in a best-of-seven series)... Steve Kerr became the first coach

to earn a playoff sweep in his first season at the helm since New Jersey Nets Head Coach Lawrence Frank

in 2004...

Stephen Curry

tallied 39 points,

nine assists and a playoff-career-high eight rebounds, finishing the series with 20 threes, an NBA-record for a four-game playoff series...Curry became

the third player in Warriors history to post consecutive 35-point playoff games on the road, joining

Wilt Chamberlain

and

Rick Barry… Draymond Green

had 22 points, 10 rebounds and a playoff career-high eight assists, the first Warrior with four-straight playoff double-doubles since Sleepy Floyd

in 1987.

PLAYOFF 3FG, TEAM HISTORY

# Player

3FG

1.

Stephen Curry

159

2.

Klay Thompson

97

3.

Harrison Barnes

46

4.

Draymond Green

39

5.

Andre Iguodala

34

APRIL/MAY/JUNE SHOWERS

Despite appearing in just their third career postseason, the Splash

Brothers,

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson,

already occupy

the top two spots on the Warriors’ all-time playoff threes list... In

the regular season, Curry and Thompson finished first and second

in the league in three-pointers made for a second-straight season,

combining for an NBA-record 525 threes...

Harrison Barnes,

Draymond Green

and

Andre Iguodala

join the duo on the team’s

top five playoff threes list.

2015 POSTSEASON NOTES

SPLASHING INTO THE POSTSEASON

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson’s

prolific scoring has

continued into the postseason, with each scoring at least 20 points

in the same postseason game at least 10 times in their playoff

careers.

CAREER PLAYOFFS SPRAY CHART

When the Splash Brothers:

Times

Record

Both score 20+

11

9-2

Both score 25+

2

2-0

Both score 30+

-

-

Combine for 50+

9

7-2

Combine for 60+

3

2-1

Combine for 70+

-

-

Stephen Curry was named the 2014-15 Kia NBA Most Valuable Player, the second player in Warriors history to

be named MVP — and the first in the team’s West Coast Era (since 1962-63) — joining

Wilt Chamberlain

, who

earned the honor as a rookie with the Philadelphia Warriors in 1959-60... Curry posted averages of 23.8 points

(sixth in the NBA), 7.7 assists (sixth), 4.3 rebounds and 2.04 steals (fourth) in 32.7 minutes, the fewest minutes

played by an MVP in league history... Curry led the league in three-point field goals for a third consecutive season,

hitting 286 threes to break his own NBA-record for single-season three-pointers.

Name

Year

PPG

RPG

APG

MPG

Team Record

W%

Stephen

Curry

2014-15

23.8

4.3

7.7

32.7 67-15 .817

Wilt

Chamberlain

1959-60

37.6

27.0

2.3

46.4 49-26 .653

MVP, WARRIORS HISTORY

CURRY IS MVP

NBA FINALS, GSW HISTORY

Year Opponent Result

2015 Cleveland

?

1975

Washington

Won, 4-0

1967

Philadelphia

Lost, 4-2

1964

Boston

Lost, 4-1

1956

Ft. Wayne

Won, 4-1

1948

Baltimore

Lost, 4-2

1947

Chicago

Won, 4-1

Golden State has earned its first NBA Finals berth in 40 years

with its 4-1 series victory over Houston in the Western Conference

Finals... The Warriors’ 40-year NBA Finals drought had been the

longest stretch between two Finals appearances by any franchise in

NBA history... This series marks the Warriors’ seventh appearance

in The Finals in franchise history.

FINALS BOUND

WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS, GSW HISTORY

Year Opponent Result

2015

Houston

Won, 4-1

1976

Phoenix

Lost, 4-3

1975

Chicago

Won, 4-3

1973

Los Angeles

Lost, 4-1

1968

Los Angeles

Lost, 4-0

1967

St. Louis

Won, 4-2

1964

St. Louis

Won, 4-3

TWO FIRST YEAR HEAD COACHES, NBA FINALS

Year

Coaches

2015

Steve Kerr (GSW), David Blatt (CLE)

1947

Eddie Gottlieb (PHI), Harold Olsen (CHI)

Golden State’s

Steve Kerr

and Cleveland’s

David Blatt

will be the

first head coaches to meet in The Finals in their first season as a

head coach since 1947—the league’s first season—when

Eddie

Gottlieb’s

Philadelphia Warriors faced off against

Harold Olsen’s

Chicago Stags… Kerr and Blatt are the first head coaches to make

the NBA Finals in their first season as a head coach since Phoenix’s

Paul Westphal

led the Suns to the 1993 Finals.

FINALS FIRSTS

WINS IN A SINGLE POSTSEASON, GSW

Year Wins

2015 14

1975 12

1967 9

1947 8

1976 7

1956 7

The Warriors have set a franchise record for most wins in a single

postseason, surpassing the mark set in 1975 when the team last

made an appearance in The Finals.

SERIES OF SPLASH

In the 2015 Playoffs,

Stephen Curry

set NBA postseason records

for three-pointers made in a four-game series (20 vs. New

Orleans), five-game series (27 vs. Houston) and six-game series

(26 vs. Memphis)... Curry also holds the record for three-pointers

attempted in each series with 48 in a four-game series, 55 in a

five-game series and 64 in a six-five-game series.

Player 3FG Series

Stephen Curry

20

GSW vs. NOP, 2015

Damon Jones

17

MIA vs. NJN, 2005

Ray Allen

17

BOS vs. NYK, 2011

Klay Thompson

16

GSW vs. NOP, 2015

3FG, 4-GAME PLAYOFF SERIES, ALL-TIME

2015 POSTSEASON NOTES

Player 3FG Series

Stephen Curry

27

GSW vs. HOU, 2015

Rex Chapman

22

PHO vs. SEA, 1997

Paul Pierce

20

BOS vs. PHI, 2002

Antoine Walker

20

BOS vs. PHI, 2002

3FG, 5-GAME PLAYOFF SERIES, ALL-TIME

TRIPLE PLAYOFF

Stephen Curry

has hit more three-pointers in a single postseason

than any player in NBA history, eclipsing the mark previously held

by Indiana’s

Reggie Miller

during the 2000 NBA Playoffs... Curry

is the eighth player to hit at least 50 threes in a single postseason.

# Player

3FG Year Team

1.

Stephen Curry

95

2015

GSW

2.

Reggie Miller

58

2000

IND

3.

Ray Allen

57

2001

MIL

4.

Dennis Scott

56

1995

ORL

4.

Ray Allen

56

2010

BOS

3FG IN A SINGLE POSTSEASON, ALL-TIME

Player 3FG Series

Stephen Curry

26

GSW vs. MEM, 2015

Stephen Curry

23

GSW vs. DEN, 2013

Damian Lillard

23

POR vs. HOU, 2014

Kyle Korver

23

ATL vs. BKN, 2015

3FG, 6-GAME PLAYOFF SERIES, ALL-TIME

40-PT. PLAYOFF GAMES, GSW HISTORY

# Player

Games

1.

Wilt Chamberlain

10

2.

Rick Barry

8

3.

Stephen Curry

3

4.

Paul Arizin

2

4.

Chris Mullin

2

THIS IS 40

Stephen Curry

is the first Warrior to post multiple 40-point games

in a single postseason since

Rick Barry

in 1976... Per Elias, Curry

joins

Wilt Chamberlain

,

Rick Barry

,

Paul Arizin

and

Chris Mullin

as the only players in Warriors history to post multiple 40-point

games in their postseason careers.

SEEING DOUBLE

Draymond Green

has joined

Nate Thurmond

and

Wilt

Chamberlain

as the only players in franchise history to record at

least 10 double-doubles in a single postseason... Green entered

the 2015 Playoffs with four double-doubles for his postseason

career.

# Player

Double-Doubles Year

1.

Nate Thurmond

13

1967

2.

Wilt Chamberlain

12

1964

2.

Wilt Chamberlain

12

1962

4.

Draymond Green

11

2015

5.

Wilt Chamberlain

9

1960

DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN SINGLE PLAYOFFS, GSW

PLAYOFF GAMES WON ON ROAD, GSW

Year

Site

2015

New Orleans, Memphis, Houston, Cleveland

2014

L.A. Clippers

2013

Denver, San Antonio

ROAD WELL TRAVELED

Since returning to the playoffs in 2013, the Warriors have won at

least one road game in each of their last seven playoff series.

CLINCH CONSECUTIVE SERIES ON ROAD, GSW

Year

Site

2015

Memphis & New Orleans

1947

New York & St. Louis

ROAD CLOSURES

The Warriors won five playoff road games in a stretch of six for

the first time in franchise history, sweeping New Orleans on the

road in two games in the First Round and winning two of three at

FedExForum in Memphis in the Western Conference Semifinals...

Golden State has clinched two-straight playoff series on the road in

the same postseason for the first time since 1947.

SPLASH COUNTER

Golden State has connected on more three-pointers in a single

postseason than any team in NBA history, surpassing the mark

previously set by the San Antonio Spurs in 2014... The Warriors

are the third team in NBA history to hit more than 200 threes in a

single postseason.

# Team

3FG

Year

1.

Golden State

227

2015

2.

San Antonio

203

2014

3.

Orlando

201

2009

4. Houston

189

1995

5.

Miami

186

2014

CALL IT A COMEBACK

In Game 3 of the First Round at New Orleans, the Warriors became

the third team in the Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55) to overcome a

20-point deficit entering the fourth quarter in a playoff game... Per

Elias, it marked the first time Golden State overcame a 20-point

deficit entering the fourth quarter in the Shot Clock Era in any

contest, with the club improving to 1-358 all-time in those games...

In addition, Golden State has mounted multiple comebacks after

trailing by at least 13 points at any point in a game in the 2015

Playoffs.

Team

Date

Deficit

Opponent

GSW

4/23/15

20

at NOP

LAC

4/29/12

21

at MEM

BOS

5/25/02

21

vs. NJN

*Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55)

20-PT. FOURTH QTR. PLAYOFF COMEBACKS

Date

Largest Deficit

Opponent

4/23 20 at

NOP

5/19

16

vs. HOU

6/4

14

vs. CLE

5/13

13

vs. MEM

4/20

13

vs. NOP

GSW 13+ POINT COMEBACKS, 2015 PLAYOFFS

HOW SWEEP IT IS

The Warriors earned their fifth postseason sweep in franchise

history with the 4-0 series win over the New Orleans Pelicans in the

First Round of the 2015 NBA Playoffs... It was the club’s first sweep

in a best-of-seven series since the 1975 NBA Finals, when the

Warriors defeated the Washington Bullets 4-0 en route to capturing

their lone Championship in the Bay Area.

Year Opponent Record Round

2015

New Orleans

4-0

First Round

1989

Utah

3-0

First Round

1975

Washington

4-0

NBA Finals

1967

Los Angeles

3-0

Div. Semifinals

1947

New York

2-0

Semifinals

WARRIORS PLAYOFF SWEEPS, ALL-TIME

2015 POSTSEASON NOTES

KEEPING IT 100

Stephen Curry

became the fastest player in NBA history to hit

100 career postseason threes on 5/13 vs. Memphis... Playing in

his 28th playoff game, Curry reached the 100 mark in seven fewer

games than

Ray Allen

, who had previously been the fastest (35

games), and he became the 64th player in NBA history ever to hit

that mark.

# Player

Games

1.

Stephen Curry

28

2.

Ray Allen

35

3.

Mookie Blaylock

42

4.

Tim Hardaway

44

4.

Reggie Miller

44

FASTEST TO 100 3FG, NBA PLAYOFF HISTORY

POSTSEASON ACCOLADES

Stephen Curry

and

Klay Thompson

have been named to the

2014-15 All-NBA Team, with Curry earning First Team honors and

Thompson receiving Third Team recognition... It’s the first time that

the Warriors have had a pair of teammates named All-NBA in the

same season since 1991-92, when

Chris Mullin

(First Team) and

Tim Hardaway

(Second Team) were honored... The duo becomes

the first backcourt to earn All-NBA honors in the same season since

1979-80, when Seattle’s

Gus Williams

and

Dennis Johnson

both

earned All-NBA Second Team accolades...

Draymond Green

and

Andrew Bogut

also earned All-Defensive selections, with Green

earning First Team honors and Bogut garnering a Second Team

selection... Green is the third player in Warriors franchise history to

earn First Team honors.

Player Season

Draymond Green

2014-15

Andre Iguodala

2013-14

Nate Thurmond

1970-71

Nate Thurmond

1968-69

ALL-DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM, GSW HISTORY

Players

Season

Stephen Curry (First), Klay Thompson (Third) 2014-15

Chris Mullin (First), Tim Hardaway (Second)

1991-92

Rick Barry (First), Phil Smith (Second)

1975-76

Paul Arizin (First), Neil Johnston (Second)

1956-57

Paul Arizin (First), Neil Johnston (First),

Jack George (Second)

1955-56

Neil Johnston (First), Andy Phillip (Second)

1952-53

Paul Arizin (First), Andy Phillip (Second)

1951-52

Joe Fulks (First), Howie Dallmar (First)

1947-48

MULTIPLE ALL-NBA HONORS, GSW HISTORY

35 & OVER

Golden State earned a 35-point win over the Rockets in Game 3 of

the Western Conference Finals, tied for the team’s second-biggest

win in playoff history.

Date

Opp.

Score

Margin

April 6, 1948 at St. Louis

86-48

+39

April 3, 1964 vs. St. Louis

120-85

+35

May 23, 2015 at Houston

115-80

+35

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY, GSW HISTORY

FINAL MARGIN

Golden State earned its largest road victory in the NBA Finals in

franchise history in Game 4 at Cleveland, defeating the Cavaliers

103-82 to even the series... Per ESPN Stats & Info, the 21-point

win was tied for the third-largest margin of victory away from home

in the NBA Finals... The Game 4 victory marked Golden State’s

largest win in the NBA Finals since a 24-point home win over

Boston on April 22, 1964 (115-91).

Date

Team

Opp.

Score

Margin

5/9/81

BOS

at HOU

94-71

+23

6/9/96

CHI

at SEA

108-86

+22

4/26/72

NYK

at LAL

114-92

+22

6/11/15

GSW

at CLE

103-82

+21

6/12/14

SAS

at MIA

107-86

+21