NBA Twitter was quick to react to the Warriors' 2022-23 NBA season coming to an end vs. the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Warriors' loss Friday also was momentous in other ways as well as it signaled the first time since Steve Kerr became the head coach that Golden State lost its first non-NBA Finals series and the first time the Warriors failed to win a road game in a playoff series.
The Golden State Warriors have officially lost their first non-Finals playoff series in the Steve Kerr era. 19-1.This is the first time in the Steve Kerr era the Warriors have lost a West playoff series. They were 19-0 in previous conference playoff series. This also snaps an NBA record streak of 28 straight playoff series with a road win for the Warriors.
Only Steph Curry and Donte DiVincenzo scored in double figures. Moreover, the rest of the Warriors starters -- Gary Payton II, Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson -- combined for 27 points on 11-of-38 shooting from the field.RELATED:
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