The 2-0 teams usually lose Game 3 (110-151 all-time), but getting that 2-0 lead is almost always too much for the 0-team to overcome in the end.
* The officials for tonight are Scott Foster, Jason Phillips and Zach Zarba.
Warriors fans have been angry at Foster since Game 3 in New Orleans, when he blew some whistles specifically on Draymond Green that were displeasing to the faithful, but the Warriors still ended up winning that game in overtime.
You might want to know that road teams are 9-1 in Foster-called playoff games so far.
The Warriors are 1-1 in Foster-called games, having also lost Game 2 at Oracle with Foster.

* Added notes from my column last night which included the point that  and if they beat Houston will play a team based three time zones away in the finals, something only previously done by the 2004 Lakers.
Some comparisons
-When the Warriors won the title in 1975, the playoffs were only three rounds; the Warriors opened vs. Seattle, then beat Chicago and Washington.
-Last year, San Antonio played relatively nearby Dallas and Oklahoma City in two of its four rounds.
-Two years ago, Miami had a lot of distance to travel—against Milwaukee, Chicago, Indiana and San Antonio—but never had to go more than a time zone.
-The 2004 Lakers lost in the finals to Detroit after winning in Houston, San Antonio and Minnesota; that s nine total time zones traveled, which the Warriors would equal if they beat Houston and then get to the finals against either Cleveland or Atlanta.相关的主题文章：


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