The NBA defending champion Golden State Warriors traveled north last evening to face their divisional rival Portland Trail Blazers in their second game of the preseason. While finals superstar Stephen Curry seemed like his old self, launching a half dozen successful three-point attempts on his way to a game high 30 points, the rest of his supporting cast did not play nearly as well.
Portland built a six-point lead after the first 12-minutes, then added another 9-point separation to head to the locker room for intermission with double-digit 15 point lead. The Warriors would make a half-dozen runs at the Trail Blazers to start the second half, but could never really threaten the home court Blazers.
Small forward Allen Crabbe came off the Portland
Portland built a six-point lead after the first 12-minutes, then added another 9-point separation to head to the locker room for intermission with double-digit 15 point lead. The Warriors would make a half-dozen runs at the Trail Blazers to start the second half, but could never really threaten the home court Blazers.
Small forward Allen Crabbe came off the Portland