Warriors vs Mavericks

Dallas held off Golden State to stave off elimination in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals.

Arena workers had to climb up onto the catwalks near the roof and set up a tarp system to catch the water. There are few players who can control a game like Doncic, and he was not going to let the Mavericks lose. Aside from the first half of Game 2, they have not in this series, which is why the Mavericks were down 3-0 and facing elimination. In Game 4 they found their stroke, going 20 of 43 from downtown en route to a series-saving win. Then, play was halted due to a leak in the roof of the American Airlines Center. When play finally did resume, the Mavericks picked up right where they left off and built a 29-point lead with some incredible 3-point shooting. The series, which now stands 3-1 in favor of the Warriors will head back to the Bay Area for Game 5 on Thursday night.

The Dallas Mavericks staved off elimination on Tuesday, but they've got a long way to go if they want to be the first NBA team to come back from a 3-0...

Golden State has averaged 117.8 points per game on its home court during the playoffs, and the more the ball is going in, the better Thompson’s chances of clearing this prop get. Despite his recent heroics, the Slovenian superstar is just 4-for-14 beating this ambitious total during the playoffs. If your only advantage is turning the ball over slightly less, you’re probably not in good shape. Prior to the Warriors’ Game 4 loss, they’d outscored the Mavericks by nine points or more in each game, and it’s hard to find a statistical edge for Dallas through the first four games: Skip Advertisement Skip Advertisement

The Dubs are up 3-1 in the Western Conference Finals, and the squad needs one more win to punch their ticket to the NBA Finals. In the 2022 NBA Playoffs, the ...

AST: Doncic (6.4) REB: Doncic (9.9) PTS: Doncic (31.9) The fourth quarter feat was led by rookies Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, who took the court together for the first time since Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals series. The Warriors host the Dallas Mavericks for Game 5 of the best-of-seven series at Chase Center on Thursday night. Game 5 Preview: Warriors vs.

The Golden State Warriors are on the verge of another trip to the NBA Finals, and they have a chance to close out the Western Conference Finals at home.

Porter is being listed as questionable with a left foot injury, as the veteran forward attempts to manage both his current injury and also his potential availability for the NBA Finals if the Warriors should indeed advance. For Game 5, the Dallas Mavericks will once again have just the single absence of Tim Hardaway Jr., as the rest of their injury report remains clean. The Dallas Mavericks will not go away, but the Warriors have been simply dominant on their home floor all postseason long.