Golden State Warriors go scoreless at worst time in loss to Portland Trail Blazers
For three-and-a-half quarters, the Warriors put together another focused and poised effort in their second game without Steph Curry. But systems collapsed late in the fourth quarter, leading to Golden State’s 125-122 loss to the Trail Blazers in Portland on Wednesday night.
Unhelpful to the Warriors’ cause was a four-plus minute scoring drought late in the fourth quarter, negating a handful of stops the defense managed, including a huge block by Draymond Green at the rim. Portland pulled away. Ultimately, inability to get to finish at the rim, some costly turnovers and poor execution led to a crunch time meltdown and the Warriors’ 21st road loss. There were some silver linings, though.
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