Steph Curri warms up with Jimmy Butler, warriors take 2-1 lead over rockets

Stephen Curri In the end, he found his shooting slot while Houston tried everything to stop him, ends with 36 points, nine assists and seven rebounds to lead Golden State Warriors beside Rockets 104-93 Saturday night without Jimmy Butler for leadership of 2-1 in her own playoff series.

Play Steph Delivered while play-of Jimmy became his biggest fan on the bench – in a coat of full length.

Pattern He had 17 points from the bench with five 3-pointers while warriors won their sixth straight game 3 in the opening. Gary Payton II He scored 11 his 16 points in the fourth quarter.

Game 4 In the batch of the best seven is Monday night at Chase Center. The biggest question will be whether butler can heal in time to contribute.

The warriors missed your do everything forward after suffering pelvic injuries and deep gluteal muscle contusion on a strong drop during the game 2.

Fred Vanvleet Press consecutive 3-pointers and have played in three points to achieve initial nine points in Houston and Early with 17. Altereren Sengun 15 points and 11 rebounds were added.

Curri has 4,053 career points and passed Tony Parker (4,045) for 10. NBA History.

The 37-year-old star failed three 3-point in the opener while the golden state went 2-for-13 of the long range, finally connects from deep 5:16 before the half time. Its 13-point quarter a quarter helped withdraw the golden state within 49-46 in the break after last of 13 years.

Dillon Brooks turned out 3:47 left, the day after he defended Amen Thompson’s Battery offense that led to injury and called Draimond Green “Dirty” player.

Thompson, Brooks and all rockets appeared during the introduction of pregs.

Then Brooks broke Curri 11 seconds in the game. He picked up his second foul in the stamp at 5:24 the first quarter, he was thrilled with the crowd. The fans were equally delighted when Sengun drove into a basket and badly missed when trying to try late in the first form. Brooks had four offenses to halftime.

The warriors lost three straight at home during the last week of the regular season, beating Memphis in a game that does not count in that record.

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