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Staples Center, Los Angeles, California

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The Golden State Warriors were able to hold on to their late Game 6 lead and beat the Los Angeles Clippers 100-99 on their home floor to force a Game 7 in Los Angeles. Neither team shot particularly well in the game, but the Warriors only had eight turnovers in the game while the Clippers ended up with 12.

The game was close all night, but the Warriors were able to gain momentum in the third quarter when they outscored the Clippers 22-16. The Clippers missed multiple shots with less than ten seconds remaining in the game and Stephen Curry missed his last free throw on purpose to kill off the clock.

Curry only made nine of his 24 field goal attempts in the game, but he certainly was the team leader on the night and finished with 24 points and nine assists in the win. Draymond Green had his best game of the series so far by scoring 14 points, grabbing 14 rebounds and also coming away with five steals. Marreese Speights came off of the bench for the Warriors to score 12 points and grab six boards.

Blake Griffin had a tough night shooting for the Clippers, making just eight of his 24 shots and finishing with 17 points and nine rebounds. DeAndre Jordan only scored nine points for the visitors, but he did pull down 19 rebounds. Six Man of the Year Jamal Crawford had 19 points off of the bench in the losing effort.

ATS Trends

Golden State is 23-18-0 ATS on the road this season

Golden State is 16-24-1 against the over/under on the road this season

Los Angeles is 21-20-0 ATS at home this season

Los Angeles is 21-20-0 against the over/under at home this season

Injuries to Watch

Golden State

11/02/13 C Festus Ezeli Knee out indefinitely
04/14/14 C Andrew Bogut Ribs out indefinitely

Los Angeles

No injuries to report at this time

Guy's Pick: Take Los Angeles

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