The Warriors won on the road, outlasting the Kings 123-116 at Golden 1 Center to take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven first-round playoff series, and move within one victory of advancing to the Western Conference semifinals.
Here are three observations from the Warriors' win.For the third consecutive game in Sacramento, the Warriors committed a turnover in the first minute. They spent all but 30 seconds of the first quarter playing from behind, as the Kings drained eight triples and rang up 36 points.
The Warriors blanked the Kings from deep in the second quarter, forced five turnovers and held them to 36.4-percent shooting from the field and outscoring them 27-20. Not coincidentally, Gary Payton II was plus-10 over seven minutes. After trailing by as much as nine in the first quarter, the Warriors took a 60-56 lead into the locker room at halftime.Draymond responds to the noise
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