GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS GAME NOTES

WARRIORS (14-5) VS. CAVALIERS (12-4)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016
6:00 P.M. (PDT)
QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OH
NBA FINALS - GAME 3
WARRIORS LEAD SERIES, 2-0
TV: ABC
RADIO: KGO 810 & KTCT 1050 / ESPN
AST GAME’S STARTERS:
L 2016 POSTSEASON
F 40 HARRISON BARNES 6-8 225 SCHEDULE
GP/S 19/18 PTS 8.9 REB 4.6 AST 1.2 STL 0.74 FG% .409 3FG% .333 MIN 30.8
LAST GAME: Had five points and five rebounds in 35 minutes and was a +11 on the court.
• Appeared in 66 games (59 starts) in 2015-16, averaging 11.7 points, 4.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 30.9 minutes.
• Scored 20-plus six times in 2015-16.
• Was the only Warrior to appear in all 82 regular season games during the 2014-15 campaign.
FIRST ROUND
F 23 DRAYMOND GREEN 6-7 230
Date Opponent Result
GP/S 19/19 PTS 15.8 REB 9.7 AST 5.9 STL 1.68 BLK 1.89 FG% .426 MIN 37.6 4/16 HOUSTON W, 104-78
LAST GAME: Scored a game-high 28 points, his highest scoring output in the Finals, hitting 5-of-8 from three. 4/18 HOUSTON W, 115-106
• Named to the 2015-16 All-NBA Second Team. 4/21 @Houston L, 96-97
4/24 @Houston W, 121-94
• Named to 2015-16 NBA All-Defensive First Team, the first player in franchise history to earn All-Defensive First 4/27 HOUSTON W, 114-81
Team honors in back-to-back campaigns.
• Finished the season with 13 triple-doubles, setting the single-season franchise record (prev: Tom Gola). WESTERN CONFERENCE
• Was named a reserve on the Western Conference All-Star Team for his first career All-Star nod. SEMIFINALS
C 12 ANDREW BOGUT 7-0 255 Date Opponent Result
GP/S 19/19 PTS 5.1 REB 6.3 AST 1.5 STL 0.74 BLK 1.58 FG% .648 MIN 17.7 5/1 PORTLAND W, 118-106
5/3 PORTLAND W, 110-99
LAST GAME: Matched a postseason career-high with five blocks, including four in the first frame. 5/7 @Portland L, 108-120
• Finished the 2015-16 season with five double-doubles. 5/9 @Portland W, 132-125 (ot)
• Earned Second Team All-Defensive Honors in 2014-15. 5/11 PORTLAND W, 125-121

G 11 KLAY THOMPSON 6-7 215

GP/S 19/19 PTS 24.8 REB 3.9 AST 2.5 STL 1.11 FG% .446 3FG% .446 MIN 34.6
LAST GAME: Scored 17 points and dished out five assists in 31 minutes, hitting 4-of-8 from three-point range.
• Named Third Team All-NBA for the second consecutive season.
• Won the Three-Point Contest, tying Stephen Curry’s event record score of 27 in the final round.
• Was named a reserve on the Western Conference All-Star team, his second-straight All-Star appearance.
• Scored an NBA-record 37 points in a quarter on Jan. 23, 2015 vs. Sacramento. WESTERN CONFERENCE
FINALS
G 30 STEPHEN CURRY 6-3 190
GP/S 13/12 PTS 24.8 REB 6.1 AST 5.9 STL 1.54 FG% .454 3FG% .410 MIN 33.0 Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result
5/16 OKLAHOMA CITY L, 102-108
LAST GAME: Hit 7-of-11 from the field (4-of-8 from three) on his way to 18 points and a game-high nine boards. 5/18 OKLAHOMA CITY W, 118-91
• Named the 2015-16 Most Valuable Player, becoming the first unanimous selection in league history and 11th 5/22 @Oklahoma City L, 105-133
player ever to win back-to-back MVP awards... Also a unanimous selection to the All-NBA First Team. 5/24 @Oklahoma City L, 94-118
• Led the league in scoring (30.1), a feat last accomplished by a Warrior over the course of a full season in 1966-67. 5/26 OKLAHOMA CITY W, 120-111
5/28 @Oklahoma City W, 108-101
• Led the league in three-pointers for a fourth consecutive season with 402 threes, breaking his own NBA record for
5/30 OKLAHOMA CITY W, 96-88
threes in a single season.
• Named a starter on the Western Conference All-Star Team for a third consecutive season.
ROSTER NOTES
Kevon Looney (left hip surgery) is out.
LAST GAME’S INACTIVES: Kevon Looney, James Michael McAdoo

RECORDS OVERALL HOME ROAD OT NBA FINALS

OVERALL 14-5 (.737) 11-1 (.917) 3-4 (.429) 1-0 (1.000)
ACTIVE STREAK W5 W5 W1 W1 Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result
6/2 CLEVELAND W, 104-89
6/5 CLEVELAND W, 110-77
6/8 @Cleveland 6:00 p.m.
UPCOMING BROADCAST SCHEDULE 6/10 @Cleveland 6:00 p.m.
DATE OPPONENT TIME (PT) TELEVISION RADIO 6/13* CLEVELAND 6:00 p.m.
6/16* @Cleveland 6:00 p.m.
Game 4: Friday, June 10 at Cleveland 6:00 p.m. ABC KGO 810 & KTCT 1050 / ESPN 6/19* CLEVELAND 5:00 p.m.
Game 5: Monday, June 13* CLEVELAND 6:00 p.m. ABC KGO 810 & KTCT 1050 / ESPN *If necessary
Game 6: Thursday, June 16* at Cleveland 6:00 p.m. ABC KNBR 680 / ESPN
Game 7: Sunday, June 19* CLEVELAND 5:00 p.m. ABC KNBR 680 / ESPN
*If necessary
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Stephen (STEFF-in) Curry, Festus Ezeli (eh-ZEE-lee), Andre Iguodala (ig-uh-DAH-luh),
Kevon (keh-VON) Looney (LOO-nee), Anderson Varejao (vair-a-ZJOW)
FOLLOW @WARRIORSPR ON TWITTER FOR IN-GAME STATS UPDATES
 2015-16 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS ROSTER
NO PLAYER POS HT WT BORN PRIOR TO NBA/FROM YEARS
19 Leandro Barbosa G 6-3 194 11/28/82 Palmeiras/Brazil 12
40 Harrison Barnes F 6-8 225 5/30/92 North Carolina/USA 3
12 Andrew Bogut C 7-0 255 11/28/84 Utah/Australia 10
21 Ian Clark G 6-3 175 3/7/91 Belmont/USA 2
30 Stephen Curry G 6-3 190 3/14/88 Davidson/USA 6
31 Festus Ezeli C 6-11 265 10/21/89 Vanderbilt/Nigeria 3
23 Draymond Green F 6-7 230 3/4/90 Michigan State/USA 3
9 Andre Iguodala G/F 6-6 215 1/28/84 Arizona/USA 11
34 Shaun Livingston G 6-7 192 9/11/85 Peoria Central HS (IL)/USA 11
36 Kevon Looney F 6-9 220 2/6/96 UCLA/USA R
20 James Michael McAdoo F 6-9 230 1/4/93 North Carolina/USA 1
4 Brandon Rush G/F 6-6 220 7/7/85 Kansas/USA 7
5 Marreese Speights F/C 6-10 255 8/4/87 Florida/USA 7
11 Klay Thompson G 6-7 215 2/8/90 Washington State/USA 4
18 Anderson Varejao C 6-10 273 9/28/82 FC Barcelona/Brazil 11

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach
Steve Kerr

Assistant Coaches
Luke Walton
Ron Adams
Jarron Collins

Player Development Coaches

Bruce Fraser
Chris DeMarco

Athletic Trainer
Drew Yoder

NUMERICAL ROSTER
4....................................................... Brandon Rush
5................................................ Marreese Speights
9......................................................Andre Iguodala
11.................................................... Klay Thompson
12......................................................Andrew Bogut
18................................................Anderson Varejao
19.................................................Leandro Barbosa
20...................................... James Michael McAdoo
21..............................................................Ian Clark
23.................................................Draymond Green
30..................................................... Stephen Curry
31.........................................................Festus Ezeli
34.................................................Shaun Livingston
36..................................................... Kevon Looney
40.................................................. Harrison Barnes

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Stephen (STEFF-in) Curry Andre Iguodala (ig-uh-DAH-luh)
Festus Ezeli (eh-ZEE-lee) Kevon Looney (keh-VON LOO-nee)
Anderson Varejao (vair-a-ZJOW)
 HEAD COACH STEVE KERR
Currently in his second season as head coach of the Golden State Warriors, Steve Kerr engineered the most successful campaign of any
first-year coach in NBA history in 2014-15, culminating in the Warriors winning the fourth NBA Championship in franchise history and the
first in 40 years. En route to the NBA title, which was Kerr’s sixth after winning five during his 15-year playing career, he led the Warriors
to a then-franchise-record 67 victories, establishing NBA records for most wins and highest winning percentage (67-15, .817) by a rookie
head coach.

Kerr followed his inaugural campaign by leading the Warriors to an NBA-record 73 wins in 2015-16, earning NBA Coach of the Year
honors in a season where his team eclipsed the previous mark of 72 victories set by a Chicago Bulls squad in 1995-96 that featured
Kerr as a key reserve. In addition to the single-season wins record, the Warriors set new league marks for single-season road wins (34),
consecutive wins to begin a season (24) and consecutive regular-season home wins (54). After seeing a 16-game improvement over
the previous season in 2014-15 (51-31 in 2013-14), an NBA record for the biggest improvement by a 50-win team in league history, the
Warriors improved by six wins in 2015-16, joining the Chicago Bulls (1995-96 & 1996-97) as the only teams to win at least 65 games in
back-to-back campaigns.

Originally named to the position on May 19, 2014, Kerr is the 25th head coach in franchise history and the 20th since the team moved to
the West Coast in 1962. He is the fourth Warriors coach to win an NBA title, joining Eddie Gottlieb (1947), George Senesky (1956) and
Alvin Attles (1975).

Kerr, 50, owns 27 years of NBA experience as a player, coach, television analyst and front office executive, including a three-year stint
(2007-10) as president of basketball operations and general manager for the Phoenix Suns. During his time as the Suns GM, the club
posted a 155-91 (.630) record and earned a pair of playoff berths, including a trip to the 2010 Western Conference Finals.

Having made the playoffs 11 times during his playing career, Kerr is one of only 26 players in NBA history to win five championships,
earning three rings with Chicago and two with San Antonio. A key reserve for Chicago during the team’s three-peat championship run
from 1996-98, Kerr famously hit the game-winning, title-clinching shot in Game 6 of the 1997 NBA Finals. He won his fourth consecutive
championship in 1999 with the San Antonio Spurs to become one of only two non-Boston Celtics to win four-straight NBA titles (joining
Frank Saul, 1951-54). His fifth ring came in his second stint with the Spurs during his final NBA campaign in 2002-03.

The NBA’s all-time three-point percentage leader, having converted on 45.4 percent (726-of-1599) of his attempts from long range, Kerr
amassed career averages of 6.0 points, 1.8 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 910 regular-season games with the Phoenix Suns, Cleveland
Cavaliers, Orlando Magic, Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs (twice), and Portland Trail Blazers.

Kerr was originally drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the second round (50th overall) of the 1988 NBA Draft out of the University of Arizona.
Kerr capped his collegiate career as a senior in 1988 by helping lead the Wildcats to their first Final Four appearance. An All-Pac 10 guard
in both 1986 and 1988, he remains the school’s career leader in three-point field goal percentage (57.3 percent). Kerr was also a member
of the USA Basketball team that captured the 1986 World Championship in Madrid, the last American Men’s Senior Team composed
strictly of amateur players to capture a gold medal.

During his playing career, Kerr played for some of the most successful coaches in the history of the game, including Phil Jackson, Gregg
Popovich, Lenny Wilkens, Cotton Fitzsimmons and Lute Olson. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, and raised in Pacific Palisades, CA, Kerr was a
ballboy in 1978 and 1979 at UCLA, where his late father, Malcolm, was a professor.

As a broadcaster, Kerr has served two different four-year stints as a game analyst on TNT’s award-winning NBA coverage. In addition to
a full slate of regular-season games, he also worked TNT’s marquee events, including the NBA All-Star Game, playoffs and conference
finals. During his most recent stint in broadcasting, beginning in 2010, Kerr also served as an analyst for NCAA Tournament and Final
Four coverage on Turner Sports and CBS.

Kerr earned a degree in general studies from Arizona with an emphasis in history, sociology and English in 1988 and serves on the board
of directors for Peace Players International, a Washington, D.C.-based organization that uses basketball as a means to bridge cultural
gaps in areas of political, racial and religious conflict.

Born on September 27, 1965, Steve and his wife, Margot, have two sons, Nicholas and Matthew, and one daughter, Madeleine. Nick
received his degree from the University of San Diego in 2015 with one year of college eligibility remaining and is currently attending the
University of California, Berkeley, and was a walk-on on the Bears’ basketball team. Madeleine is a junior at UC Berkeley, and plays on
the volleyball team. Matthew is a senior in high school.

In October 2014, Steve and Margot Kerr committed $1 million to the University of Arizona to assist with the McKale Memorial Center
renovation and future academic facility enhancements.
STEVE KERR COACHING RECORD
REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS
Season Record Win Pct. Div. Finish Record Win Pct. Playoffs
2014-15 67-15 .817 1st 16-5 .762 NBA Champions
2015-16 73-9 .890 1st 14-5 .737 --
TOTAL 140-24 .854 -- 30-10 .750 --
 2015-16 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS SOCIAL MEDIA ROSTER
Leandro Barbosa..........................................................................................................@TheBlurBarbosa
Harrison Barnes.........................................................................................................................@hbarnes
Andrew Bogut................................................................................................................... @AndrewBogut
Ian Clark................................................................................................................................... @IanClark
Stephen Curry............................................................................................................. @StephenCurry30
Festus Ezeli.................................................................................................................................. @festus
Draymond Green...........................................................................................................@MoneyGreen23
Andre Iguodala............................................................................................................................. @andre
Shaun Livingston......................................................................................................... @ShaunLivingston
Kevon Looney................................................................................................................... @Loon_Rebel5
James Michael McAdoo.................................................................................................. @jamesmcadoo
Brandon Rush........................................................................................................................@BRush_25
Marreese Speights.......................................................................................................... @Mospeights16
Klay Thompson...............................................................................................................@KlayThompson
Anderson Varejao..............................................................................................@VAREJAOANDERSON

Steve Kerr...............................................................................................................................@SteveKerr
Luke Walton...............................................................................................................................................
Ron Adams................................................................................................................................................
Jarron Collins........................................................................................................................ @jarronctwin
Bruce Fraser..............................................................................................................................................
Chris DeMarco...........................................................................................................................................

Team Twitter..............................................................................................................................@warriors
PR Twitter............................................................................................................................ @WarriorsPR
Note: In the digital copy of game notes, the name of each player/coach links to their media page, which
includes clips, video/audio interviews and a link to their updated bio.
 NBA FINALS OPPONENT: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
2016 NBA FINALS SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS
DATE LOCATION TIME (PT)/Result PTS REB AST
6/2 Oracle Arena W, 104-89 Livingston 20 Green 11 Green 7
6/5 Oracle Arena W, 110-77 Green 28 Curry 9 Three tied 5
6/8 Quicken Loans Arena 6:00 p.m.
6/10 Quicken Loans Arena 6:00 p.m.
6/13* Oracle Arena 6:00 p.m.
6/16* Quicken Loans Arena 6:00 p.m.
6/19* Oracle Arena 5:00 p.m.
*If necessary

SERIES NOTES
• Golden State’s reserves outscored Cleveland’s 45-10 in Game 1, the largest bench scoring disparity in the NBA Finals in at least 50
years (when the NBA began tracking starters).
• The Warriors have advanced to their second-straight NBA Finals, the first time Golden State is appearing in back-to-back NBA
Finals in its West Coast Era (since 1962-63) and first time overall since appearing in consecutive Finals in the first two years of the
league’s existence (1947 and 1948).
• The Warriors are appearing in their eighth Finals in franchise history (4-3 all-time in The Finals).
• Golden State and Cleveland met in the 2015 NBA Finals, with the Warriors winning the series, 4-2, en route to their first
championship in 40 years.
• The Warriors and Cavaliers are the 14th teams to meet in the NBA Finals in back-to-back seasons.
• Entering The Finals, Cleveland leads the NBA in threes made during the playoffs (14.4 per game), while Golden State ranks second
(12.5).

GAME 1 - THURSDAY, JUNE 2 WARRIORS 104, CAVALIERS 89

Golden State’s bench outscored Cleveland’s 45-10, the largest bench scoring disparity in the NBA Finals in at least 50 years (when the NBA began tracking
starters), leading the Warriors to a Game 1 victory despite just 20 points from the Splash Brothers (Stephen Curry 11; Klay Thompson 9), the fewest
combined points by the backcourt tandem of Curry and Thompson this season... Shaun Livingston led the reserves with a postseason career-high 20
points, hitting 8-of-10 from the field, while Leandro Barbosa scored 11 points on a perfect 5-of-5 shooting... Draymond Green recorded his eighth double-
double of the postseason (24th career) with 16 points and a team-high 11 rebounds to go with seven assists while Harrison Barnes matched his 2016
postseason high with 13 points... Golden State improved to 5-0 all-time at home in Game 1 of the NBA Finals and 49-3 overall at home this season (10-1
in the postseason)... The meeting between the Warriors and Cavaliers marks the 14th Finals rematch in NBA history.
GAME 2 - SUNDAY, JUNE 5 WARRIORS 110, CAVALIERS 77
The Warriors pulled away in Game 2, earning a 33-point win over the Cavaliers for their largest Finals win in franchise history... Golden State held Cleveland
to 77 points, the fewest they’ve ever allowed in the Finals in the Shot Clock Era and their fewest in any playoff game since Game 6 of the 1975 Western
Conference Finals at Chicago... Through the first two games of the Finals, Golden State has outscored Cleveland by 48 points, the largest point differential
through the first two games of The Finals in NBA history... Draymond Green led the Warriors with 28 points, his highest scoring output in a Finals game...
Andrew Bogut set the tone with four of his playoff career-high tying five blocks in the first quarter, the most blocks in a quarter in the Finals since Ben
Wallace had five in a frame in 2005... Leandro Barbosa hit his first five shots for the second-straight game, scoring in double figures (10 points) in back-
to-back playoff games for the first time since 2008... Golden State outshot Cleveland 54.3 percent to 35.4 percent in its 50th home win of the season.
 NBA FINALS OPPONENT: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
2015-16 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS
DATE LOCATION TIME (PT)/Result PTS REB AST
12/25 Oracle Arena W, 89-83 Green 22 Green 15 Curry/Green 7
1/18 Quicken Loans Arena W, 132-98 Curry 35 Green 7 Green 10

REG. SEASON SERIES OVERALL HOME LAST WIN LAST LOSS

OVERALL 56-51 WON 2 January 18, 2016 (132-98) February 26, 2015 (99-110)
HOME 34-18 WON 2 December 25, 2015 (89-83) March 14, 2014 (94-103)
AWAY 22-33 WON 1 January 18, 2016 (132-98) February 26, 2015 (99-110)

CONNECTIONS
• Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr played three-plus seasons with the Cavaliers from 1989-1992, appearing in 188 games (29 starts) and averaging
6.0 points, 2.7 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 18.4 minutes while converting on 47.2 percent of his three-point attempts, making him the franchise leader
in three-point percentage.
• Warriors assistant coach Luke Walton spent the last season-and-a-half of his career in Cleveland (2012-13), appearing in 71 games and averaging
3.0 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 16.3 minutes.
• Warriors guard Shaun Livingston appeared in 49 games (12 starts) for the Cavaliers in 2012-13, averaging 7.2 points, 3.6 assists and 2.5 rebounds
in 23.2 minutes.
• Warriors forward Marreese Speights spent the second half of the 2012-13 season with the Cavs, averaging 10.2 points and 5.1 rebounds in 18.5
minutes over 39 games (one start).
• Warriors center Anderson Varejao spent the first 11-plus seasons of his career in Cleveland (2004-16), averaging 7.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.2
assists and 25.0 minutes over 591 games (208 starts)... Varejao signed with the Warriors on Feb. 22, 2016, after he was sent to Portland as part of a
three-team trade on Feb. 18, where he was subsequently waived by the Trail Blazers.
• Cavs forward Richard Jefferson spent one-plus seasons (2011-13) with the Warriors, averaging 4.8 points and 2.1 rebounds in 14.7 minutes over 78
games (four starts)... Jefferson was also college teammates with Luke Walton for two seasons (1999-01) at Arizona.
• The brothers of both Warriors guards Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson have spent time with the Cavaliers -- Seth Curry in 2013-14 and Mychel
Thompson in 2011-12... Curry’s father, Dell Curry, spent the 1987-88 season in Cleveland.
• Stephen Curry was born in Akron, Ohio.
• Warriors guard/forward Andre Iguodala was teammates with Cavs center Timofey Mozgov in Denver during the 2012-13 season.
• Warriors center Andrew Bogut was teammates in Milwaukee with Cavs guard Mo Williams from 2005-08 and Cavs Head Coach Tyronn Lue for
part of the 2008-09 campaign.
• Warriors guard Leandro Barbosa was teammates with Cavs guard/forward James Jones in Phoenix for two seasons (2005-07).
• Cavs guard/forward Dahntay Jones was teammates in Indiana with Warriors guard/forward Brandon Rush for three seasons (2009-12) and Leandro
Barbosa for part of one season (2011-12).
• Cavs assistant coach James Posey was teammates with Brandon Rush for one season (2010-11) in Indiana.
• Cavs forward Channing Frye was college teammates at Arizona with Luke Walton for two seasons (2001-03) and Andre Iguodala for two seasons
(2002-04).
• Channing Frye was also teammates with Leandro Barbosa for one season in Phoenix (2009-10) while Steve Kerr was the general manager.
• Cavs center Sasha Kaun was teammates with Brandon Rush for three seasons at Kansas (2005-08), where the pair won a National Championship
together in 2008.
• Cavs guard Matthew Dellavedova attended Saint Mary’s College in the Bay Area.
• Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson and Cavs guard Kyrie Irving helped Team USA win gold at the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Spain.
• Cavs forwards LeBron James and Kevin Love captured Olympic gold alongside Andre Iguodala on the United States Men’s National Team at the
2012 Olympic Games in London, leading Team USA to an 8-0 record in the tournament.
• Andre Iguodala, Kevin Love and Stephen Curry also won gold at the 2010 FIBA World Championship in Turkey.
• Andrew Bogut and Matthew Dellavedova, who are both from Australia, were teammates on the Australian National Team this past offseason,
helping the Boomers qualify for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
• Andrew Bogut was coached by Cavs assistant Jim Boylan for four seasons in Milwaukee (2008-12).
• Cavs assistant director of player development Vitaly Potapenko was an assistant coach for the Warriors’ D-League affiliate in Santa Cruz in 2012-13,
helping lead the team to the NBA D-League Finals in its inaugural season in California.

2015-16 REGULAR-SEASON MEETINGS

WARRIORS 89, CAVALIERS 83 ORACLE ARENA, OAKLAND, CA
The Warriors met the Cavaliers for the first time since the 2015 NBA Finals, earning a Christmas Day win over Cleveland by holding the Cavs to season
lows of 83 points, 31.6 percent from the field and 16.7 percent from three-point range... The Warriors improved to 14-0 at home to start the season,
extending the best home start in franchise history and winning their 32nd consecutive home game overall... The first half saw 10 lead changes but ended
with the Warriors up by three, a lead they did not relinquish in the second half... Draymond Green tallied 22 points, 15 rebounds and seven assists, his
ninth career 20/10 game (fifth this season), while Shaun Livingston poured in a season-high 16 points off the bench on 8-of-9 from the field... Stephen
Curry finished with 19 points, seven assists and seven boards... Golden State improved to 11-14 all-time on Christmas, playing on the holiday in each of
the last three years... The Warriors were held below 100 points at home for the first time in 48 games, scoring a season-low 89 points.
WARRIORS 132, CAVALIERS 98 QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OH
Playing in Cleveland for the first time since capturing the 2015 NBA title with a Game 6 win in the NBA Finals, the Warriors earned a 34-point win to sweep
the season series against the Cavs, 2-0... The Warriors dished out 33 assists for their league-leading 20th game with at least 30 assists this season (next
most is Atlanta with 10 such games) on their way to scoring 132 points, the most an opponent has scored against Cleveland this season... Golden State
hit 19-of-40 (.475) from three-point range, the fourth time this season the Warriors have hit at least 19 threes in a game (the rest of the NBA has three such
games), helping the Warriors hand the Cavaliers their largest loss of the season... Stephen Curry led all scorers with 35 points, hitting 7-of-12 from three-
point range for his third-straight game with at least seven threes... Andre Iguodala matched a season-high with 20 points, hitting 7-of-8 from the field and
4-of-5 from three-point range... The Warriors committed just eight turnovers in the contest, matching a season low.
 WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS OPPONENT: OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER
2016 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS
DATE LOCATION TIME (PDT)/Result PTS REB AST
5/16 Oracle Arena L, 102-108 Curry 26 Curry 10 Curry 7
5/18 Oracle Arena W, 118-91 Curry 28 Green 8 Green 7
5/22 Chesapeake Energy Arena L, 105-133 Curry 24 Rush 7 Five tied 3
5/24 Chesapeake Energy Arena L, 94-118 Thompson 26 Green 11 Curry 5
5/26 Oracle Arena W, 120-111 Curry 31 Bogut 14 Iguodala 8
5/28 Chesapeake Energy Arena W, 108-101 Thompson 41 Green 12 Curry 9
5/30 Oracle Arena W, 96-88 Curry 36 Green 9 Curry 8

GAME 1 - MONDAY, MAY 16 THUNDER 108, WARRIORS 102

The Warriors dropped Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals to the Thunder, Golden State’s first Game 1 defeat in any series since 5/6/13, a loss to
San Antonio in Game 1 of the 2013 Western Conference Semifinals... The Warriors fell in a Game 1 at home for the first time since 4/23/92, a 117-109 loss
to the Seattle SuperSonics in the First Round... The Warriors led by 13 points at the half (60-47), dropping their first game of the season (regular-season
or playoffs) when leading by double-digits at halftime, falling to 37-1 in those games... Golden State allowed 38 points in the third quarter, the most the
Warriors have allowed in the third frame this postseason, while scoring a postseason-low 42 second half points... Stephen Curry tallied 26 points and a
postseason career-high 10 rebounds, his first career 20-point/10-rebound postseason game… The reigning MVP hit six threes, connecting on a three in
his 45th consecutive postseason game, which breaks Reggie Miller’s previous NBA playoff record of 44-straight playoff games with at least one three.
GAME 2 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 WARRIORS 118, THUNDER 91
Golden State earned its first win of the Western Conference Finals series, pulling even with the Thunder and improving to 12-0 in games following a loss
this season, including a 3-0 mark in the playoffs... Golden State won by 27 points, earning its fourth 20-point win of the postseason, which is its most
20-point wins in a single playoffs... The Warriors outrebounded the Thunder by nine boards (45-36), their largest rebounding margin against Oklahoma
City in any game since owning a +14 rebounding advantage (47-33) on 2/13/11... Stephen Curry scored 17 of his team-high 28 points in the third quarter,
including 15-straight Warriors points in 1:58 of game time during the frame... Curry connected on five three-pointers to extend his NBA record streak to
46-straight postseason games with at least one three-pointer... Golden State’s bench outscored Oklahoma City’s reserves 50-29, with Andre Iguodala
leading the way for the Warriors by scoring 14 points, including nine in the second quarter, to record his fourth double-digit scoring effort of this postseason.
GAME 3 - SUNDAY, MAY 22 THUNDER 133, WARRIORS 105
The Warriors dropped their fourth-straight Game 3 of any playoff series, trailing by as many as 41 points en route to their second-largest loss of the
season with a 28-point defeat (largest: 32 on 2/19 at POR) and largest playoff loss since Game 2 of the First Round on April 21, 2014 at the Clippers...
The Thunder’s 133 points are the most the Warriors have allowed in the 2016 playoffs and the second-most this season (most: 137 on 2/19 at POR)...
Oklahoma City scored a franchise-record 72 first-half points, followed by its highest-scoring playoff quarter in franchise history with 45 points in the
third frame (both were opponent season highs against the Warriors this season)... Stephen Curry scored a team-high 24 points, connecting on three
three-pointers to extend his NBA record streak to 47-straight postseason games with at least one three (every playoff game in which he has appeared)...
Brandon Rush tallied four points and a playoff career-high seven rebounds... Ian Clark finished with eight points and a playoff career-high four rebounds.
GAME 4 - TUESDAY, MAY 24 THUNDER 118, WARRIORS 94
The Warriors dropped back-to-back games for the first time this season, suffering consecutive defeats for the first time since dropping Games 2 and 3 of the
NBA Finals against the Cavaliers... Oklahoma City used a 16-0 run from 8:04 to 5:29 in the first quarter to jump out to a 22-8 first-quarter lead and never
trailed again... The Thunder scored 72 first-half points for the second consecutive game, matching a franchise first-half record and the most points scored
on the Warriors in a half this season... The Warriors lost consecutive playoff games by at least 20 points for the first time since falling in Games 2 and 3 of
the 1972 Western Conference Semifinals to the Milwaukee Bucks by 25 and 28 points, respectively... Klay Thompson scored 19-straight Warriors points
in the third frame, finishing with 26 points, while Stephen Curry scored 19 points and hit two three-pointers... Russell Westbrook had the first postseason
triple-double by a Western Conference player against the Warriors since Magic Johnson in 1991, tallying 36 points, 11 assists and 11 rebounds.
GAME 5 - THURSDAY, MAY 26 WARRIORS 120, THUNDER 111
Trailing the series 3-1, the Warriors snapped their first two-game skid of the season with a home win in Game 5, forcing a Game 6 in Oklahoma City...
Andrew Bogut had a playoff career-high 15 points to go with 14 rebounds, his second double-double of the postseason, while Stephen Curry recorded
his second 30-point game of the postseason with 31 points to go with seven rebounds, six assists and five steals... Klay Thompson added 27 points
while Draymond Green tallied a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds... Marreese Speights scored 14 points in just nine minutes of the bench...
Golden State hit 2016 posteason highs of 31 free throws and 91.4 percent from the line (31-of-34 FT), while closing the game with a 39-point quarter to
fend off a Thunder attack that saw Kevin Durant score 40 points... Golden State won its 83rd game of the season (regular and postseason combined),
matching a franchise record for total wins in a season, doing so in Steve Kerr’s 200th overall game as head coach.
GAME 6 - SATURDAY, MAY 28 WARRIORS 108, THUNDER 101
The Warriors staved off elimination with their first win of the series at Oklahoma City, becoming the 31st team in NBA history to force a Game 7 after trailing
3-1 in a best-of-seven playoff series... Golden State won its fourth-straight Game 6 of any postseason series, including its third-straight Game 6 on the
road, previously earning wins away from home in Game 6 of the 2015 NBA Finals at Cleveland and Game 6 of the 2015 Western Conference Semifinals
at Memphis... With its first win of the series at Oklahoma City, Golden State has won a road game in each of its last 10 playoff series since returning to the
postseason in 2013... Klay Thompson connected on an NBA postseason record 11 three-pointers (11-of-18 3FG) en route to scoring a postseason career-
high 41 points... Stephen Curry recorded the first 30-point/10-rebound game his postseason career with 31 points and a postseason career-high-tying 10
rebounds to go with nine assists… Draymond Green tallied his second-straight double-double (seventh of this postseason) with 12 points and 12 boards.
GAME 7 - MONDAY, MAY 30 WARRIORS 96, THUNDER 88
Golden State earned a win in Game 7 to advance to its second-straight NBA Finals, the first time the Warriors are appearing in back-to-back NBA Finals in
its West Coast Era (since 1962-63) and first time since appearing in consecutive Finals in the first two years of the league’s existence (1947 and 1948)...
Golden State became the 10th team in NBA history to win a playoff series after trailing 3-1 (out of 233 teams to face that scenario) and just the third to do so
in the conference finals (Boston in 1981 and Washington in 1979)... Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr became the first coach to lead his team to The Finals
in his first two seasons as a head coach since Pat Riley’s Lakers earned four-straight Finals berths from 1982-85... Stephen Curry scored a game-high
36 points, his third-straight game with at least 30 points... Andre Iguodala made his first start since 1/2/16 vs. Denver and first in the playoffs since Game
6 of the 2015 NBA Finals on 6/16/15, scoring seven points and grabbing four boards in 43 minutes, his most minutes played in a playoff game as a Warrior.
 WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS OPPONENT: PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS
2016 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS
DATE LOCATION TIME (PDT)/Result PTS REB AST
5/1 Oracle Arena W, 118-106 Thompson 37 Green 13 Green 11
5/3 Oracle Arena W, 110-99 Thompson 27 Green 14 Green 7
5/7 Moda Center L, 108-120 Green 37 Green 9 Livingston 10
5/9 Moda Center W, 132-125 (ot) Curry 40 Three tied 9 Curry 8
5/11 Oracle Arena W, 125-121 Thompson 33 Green 11 Curry 11

SERIES NOTES
• Golden State and Portland met in the postseason for the first time ever.
• Portland became the only team to beat Golden State twice this season (once in the regular-season and once in the playoffs), earning a regular-season
victory on Feb. 19 at Portland and postseason win in Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals on 5/7.
• Portland connected on 71 three-pointers in the semifinals series (71-of-166 3FG), setting the NBA record for most threes made in a five-game series
(Cleveland hit 77 three-pointers in its four-game series against Atlanta in the 2016 Eastern Conference Semifinals)… Golden State’s 64 three-pointers
in this series (64-of-156 3FG) are the second-most made in a five-game series in NBA history.
• Klay Thompson finished the series with 28 three-pointers (28-of-56 3FG), an NBA record for most three-pointers made in a five-game series, besting
Stephen Curry’s record of 27 threes in a five-game series, achieved in the 2015 Western Conference Finals vs. Houston.
• Golden State trailed at the half for four-straight games (Games 2-5)... The Warriors faced a 17-point deficit in Game 2 and a 16-point deficit in Game
4, becoming the first team since the L.A. Lakers in 2008 to win multiple games in the same postseason series where they trailed by at least 16.
• In Game 4 on 5/9, Stephen Curry scored 17 points in overtime, an NBA record for points scored in any overtime (regular-season or postseason)...
Curry finished with 40 points off the bench in his first game back from an MCL sprain in his right knee, becoming the first player since Nick Van Exel
in 2003 to record 40 points off the bench in a playoff game.
• Game 3 on 5/7 marked the first time in NBA history that two players each hit at least eight three-pointers in the same game, regular-season or playoffs
(Draymond Green and Damian Lillard).
• In the fourth quarter of Game 2 on 5/3, the Warriors held the Trail Blazers to 12 points, a Warriors franchise playoff-low-tying point total for a single
quarter in the Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55)… Golden State’s 22-point advantage in the fourth frame was the team’s biggest margin in a playoff
quarter since May 10, 1987 vs. the Lakers, when Sleepy Floyd’s NBA-record 29 points in the fourth quarter led Golden State to a 41-19 frame.
• The Warriors ended the first quarter of Game 1 on 5/1 with a 20-point lead (37-17), their largest lead after the first frame in the playoffs in the Shot
Clock Era (since 1954-55).

GAME 1 - SUNDAY, MAY 1 WARRIORS 118, TRAIL BLAZERS 106

With Stephen Curry (sprained MCL, right knee) still sidelined, Klay Thompson scored a playoff career-high 37 points and hit seven threes in his third-
straight playoff game (no player had ever previously done so in consecutive games) while Draymond Green recorded the first triple-double of the 2016
playoffs (second of his career) with 23 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists as the Warriors earned their seventh-straight Game 1 victory... Both Harrison
Barnes (10 points, 12 rebounds) and Andrew Bogut (10 points, 12 rebounds) added double-doubles, giving the Warriors three players with double-
doubles in the same playoff game for the first time since 2013... In the first postseason meeting between the two teams, the Warriors jumped out to a 37-17
lead after the first frame, giving them their largest lead after one period (20 points) in the playoffs in the Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55)... Golden State
earned its third wire-to-wire win of the playoffs, while all five starters scored in double figures for the first time this postseason.
GAME 2 - TUESDAY, MAY 3 WARRIORS 110, TRAIL BLAZERS 99
Trailing by as many as 17, the Warriors rallied back behind a 34-12 fourth quarter, holding the Trail Blazers to a Warriors franchise playoff-low-tying point
total for a single quarter in the Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55)… Golden State’s 22-point advantage in the fourth frame was the team’s biggest margin in
a playoff quarter since May 10, 1987 vs. the Lakers, when Sleepy Floyd’s NBA-record 29 points in the fourth quarter led Golden State to a 41-19 frame
(22 points)… The Warriors, who outscored the Blazers by 20-plus in a quarter for the second-straight game (37-17 in the first quarter of Game 1), became
the first team to outscore an opponent by at least 20 points in a quarter in consecutive playoff games since the Miami Heat did so against the Orlando
Magic in 1997... The Warriors gained their first lead with 5:33 remaining in the fourth quarter on a three-pointer by Klay Thompson, who led the way with
27 points while Draymond Green added 17 points and 14 rebounds... Festus Ezeli had eight points and six rebounds (both playoff highs) in 13 minutes.
GAME 3 - SATURDAY, MAY 7 TRAIL BLAZERS 120, WARRIORS 108
A three-pointer by Al-Farouq Aminu with 5:39 to play in the second quarter gave Portland a three-point lead, and the Trail Blazers never looked back,
leading the rest of the way to earn a Game 3 win and cut Golden State’s series lead to 2-1... The Trail Blazers became the first team to beat the Warriors
twice this season, doing so once in the regular season and once in the playoffs... Portland outscored Golden State 36-18 in the second quarter, the most
an opponent has scored against the Warriors in a single frame this postseason... Draymond Green scored 37 points, the most he has scored in any
game (regular-season or playoffs) for his career while hitting eight three-pointers, tying a franchise playoff record for three-pointers made in a game... Klay
Thompson finished with 35 points, his third 30-point game of this postseason and second in the last three games... Damian Lillard led all scorers with 40
points to go with 10 assists, while Al-Farouq Aminu hit his first eight shots (8-of-9 FG) en route to 23 points and 10 rebounds.
GAME 4 - MONDAY, MAY 9 WARRIORS 132, TRAIL BLAZERS 125 (OT)
Stephen Curry returned from a right knee injury, coming off the bench in a playoff game for the first time ever to tally 40 points, including an NBA-record
17 points in overtime... Curry is the first Warrior to score 40 points off the bench in a playoff game since starters were first tracked in 1970-71 and the first
to do so in the NBA since Nick Van Exel in 2003... Harrison Barnes hit a three-pointer with 51.9 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game at 111
and send it to overtime, where the Warriors scored a franchise-record 21 points in OT to take a 3-1 series lead... Portland jumped out to a 16-2 lead and
led by as many as 16 points in the first quarter, but the Warriors bounced back from a deficit of at least 16 points for the second time in the series--the first
team to do so since the Lakers in 2008--to improve to 11-0 in games following a loss this season... Draymond Green blocked a career-high seven shots,
the most blocks by a Warrior in a playoff game since Manute Bol had seven blocks on 4/27/89 at Utah... Shaun Livingston was ejected after 12 minutes.

GAME 5 - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 WARRIORS 125, TRAIL BLAZERS 121

Golden State earned a Western Conference Finals berth with its Game 5 victory, making back-to-back appearances in the conference finals for the first
time since 1975 and 1976... Golden State improved to 6-0 at home in the playoffs, winning its seventh-straight playoff home game dating back to Game 5
of the 2015 NBA Finals... Portland connected on 71 three-pointers in the series, setting the NBA record for most threes made in a five-game series, while
the Warriors hit 64 threes, second-most in a five-game series in NBA history... Golden State shot 43-of-84 (.512) from the field in the game, its first game
shooting above .500 in the semifinals series... Stephen Curry tallied 29 points and 11 assists, his fifth career 20-point/10-assist game of the postseason…
On the night he received his second consecutive MVP trophy in an on-court ceremony, Curry hit a three-pointer in his 44th-straight playoff game, which
matches Reggie Miller’s all-time postseason three-point streak... Klay Thompson scored 33 points, recording his fourth 30-point game of this postseason.
 FIRST ROUND OPPONENT: HOUSTON ROCKETS
2016 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE GSW LEADERS
DATE LOCATION TIME (PT)/Result PTS REB AST
4/16 Oracle Arena W, 104-78 Curry 24 Green 10 Iguodala 7
4/18 Oracle Arena W, 115-106 Thompson 34 Green 14 Green 8
4/21 Toyota Center L, 96-97 Speights 22 Thompson 8 Green 7
4/24 Toyota Center W, 121-94 Thompson 23 Green 8 Livingston 9
4/27 Oracle Arena W, 114-81 Thompson 27 Green 9 Green 8

SERIES NOTES
• The Warriors and Rockets met in the postseason for the second time ever following the 2015 Western Conference Finals, which the Warriors won,
4-1, en route to capturing their first NBA Championship in 40 years.
• Golden State (73 regular-season wins) and Houston (41) had a 32-win differential, the second-highest regular-season win differential between two
playoff opponents, per the Elias Sports Bureau (largest: 37 win differential between the 67-win Celtics and 30-win Bulls in 1985-86).
• The series marked the fifth time since the NBA-ABA merger in 1976 that the scoring champion (Stephen Curry, 30.1 points per game) and runner-up
(James Harden, 29.0) faced each other in the postseason (previous: Kevin Durant’s Thunder vs. Kobe Bryant’s Lakers in 2012).
• In Game 1, Golden State held Houston to 33 first-half points, the fewest allowed by the Warriors in the first half of a playoff game in the Shot Clock
Era (since 1954-55).
• The Warriors held a 27-point lead at the half (60-33) in Game 1, the franchise’s largest halftime advantage in a playoff game in the Shot Clock Era,
topping their previous high of a 25-point lead at intermission on 5/23/15 at Houston in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals.
• In Game 3, Houston jumped out to a 31-18 lead after one quarter, both a series quarter high for Houston and a low for Golden State.
• In Game 4 at Houston, the Warriors connected on an NBA playoff-record 21 three-pointers (21-of-40 3FG), including eight threes in the third quarter,
a franchise record for most threes made in a playoff quarter.
• The Warriors dished out 38 assists on 46 field goals in Game 4, the club’s most helpers in a postseason game since logging a franchise record 40
assists on May 4, 1994 vs. Phoenix.
• Golden State dished out 30 assists in its Game 5 victory, posting back-to-back 30 assist games in the postseason for the first time in franchise history.
• Per the Elias Sports Bureau, the Warriors won the final two games of the series by a combined 60 points (+27 in Game 4, +33 in Game 5), just the
fifth team ever to win their last two games of a series by a combined total of at least 60 points and the first to do so since the 2009 Denver Nuggets
in the First Round (+79).
GAME 1 - SATURDAY, APRIL 16 WARRIORS 104, ROCKETS 78
Golden State won the opening game of the NBA Playoffs for the third-straight postseason, improving to 15-17 all-time in the opening game of the
postseason... Dating back to Game 5 of the 2015 Western Conference Finals, Golden State won its fifth-straight game against Houston (regular-season
and playoffs combined)... With the wire-to-wire win, Golden State became 4-0 all-time against Houston at home in the playoffs... Golden State led by 27
points at halftime (60-33), the franchise’s largest halftime lead in a playoff game in the Shot Clock Era (since 1954-55)... Houston’s 33 first-half points were
the fewest allowed by Golden State in the first half of a playoff game in the Shot Clock Era... Stephen Curry finished with 24 first-half points, a postseason
career-high for scoring in the first half, before leaving twice in the second half to have his right ankle re-taped... Klay Thompson hit his 100th career
postseason three-pointer, finishing with 16 points and five rebounds... Marreese Speights tied playoff career-highs with 12 points and five field goals.
GAME 2 - MONDAY, APRIL 18 WARRIORS 115, ROCKETS 106
With Stephen Curry (right ankle) missing a playoff game for the first time in his career, Shaun Livingston earned the starting assignment and helped lead
the Warriors to a Game 2 victory to give Golden State a 2-0 lead in the First Round series... Livingston tallied 16 points and six assists on 7-of-9 from the
field in 29 minutes in his 11th career playoff start... Klay Thompson got to the free throw line a career-high 16 times, hitting a career-high 15 free throws
on his way to his third career postseason 30-point game with 34 points... Andre Iguodala led all reserves with 18 points and hit a season-high-tying four
threes, going 4-of-6 from behind the arc... Draymond Green secured his 18th career playoff double-double with 12 points and 14 rebounds to go with eight
assists, moving past Paul Arizin for third-most double-doubles in franchise postseason history and logging 39 minutes without committing a turnover... The
win was Golden State’s 14th in its last 15 games against Houston, including the sixth-straight win by the Warriors.
GAME 3 - THURSDAY, APRIL 21 ROCKETS 97, WARRIORS 96
After trailing by as many as 17 points, the Warriors took the lead on an Ian Clark floating jumper with 1:25 remaining in the game... Following two Michael
Beasley free throws, Clark again put the Warriors ahead by one point, but James Harden hit a 10-foot step back jumper with 2.7 seconds left in the game,
which proved to be the game-winning shot... The Warriors lost a playoff game by a single point for the first time since April 28, 1992 at Seattle (128-129)...
Houston jumped out to a 31-18 lead after one quarter, both a series quarter high for Houston and a low for Golden State... Marreese Speights scored a
playoff career-high 22 points in 18 minutes, hitting 7-of-11 from the field and connecting on a playoff career-high three threes… Shaun Livingston earned
his second-straight start, matching his Game 2 total with 16 points to go with five rebounds and three assists in 29 minutes... Ian Clark scored in double
figures for the seventh time this season, scoring a playoff career-high 11 points... Stephen Curry missed his second-straight game with a right ankle injury.
GAME 4 - SUNDAY, APRIL 24 WARRIORS 121, ROCKETS 94
The Warriors connected on an NBA playoff-record 21 three-pointers (21-of-40 3FG) en route to the 27-point win at Houston, bouncing back from the Game
3 loss and improving to 10-0 this season in games following a defeat... Golden State has won at least one road playoff game in each of its last eight series
since returning to the postseason in 2013... The Warriors dished out 38 assists on 46 field goals, the club’s most helpers in a postseason game since
logging a franchise record 40 assists on May 4, 1994 vs. Phoenix... After the teams were tied at the half (56-56), the Warriors outscored the Rockets 41-20
in the third quarter, hitting eight three-pointers in the frame, a franchise-record for threes made in a playoff quarter, for the club’s first 40-point postseason
quarter since May 11, 2007 vs. Utah... Stephen Curry returned from a two-game absence from a right ankle injury but left the game after 19 minutes with
a sprained right knee… Klay Thompson scored 23 points, hitting a playoff-high seven three-pointers... Andre Iguodala scored a season-high 22 points.
GAME 5 - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 WARRIORS 114, ROCKETS 81
Golden State advanced to the Western Conference Semifinals for the second-straight season and third time in the last four seasons (2013, 2015, 2016)
with the Game 5 victory over Houston... The Warriors won the final two games of the series by a combined 60 points (+27 in Game 4, +33 in Game 5),
just the fifth team ever to win their last two games of a series by a combined total of at least 60 points... The Warriors improved to 4-2 this season (2-1 in
the playoffs) without Stephen Curry, who missed the game with a sprained MCL in his right knee... Golden State dished out 30 assists on 45 field goals,
recording back-to-back postseason games with at least 30 assists for the first time in franchise history... Klay Thompson scored 27 points on 7-of-11 (.636)
from three-point range, becoming the first player in NBA history to hit at least seven threes in back-to-back playoff games... Shaun Livingston finished
with 16 points, his third double-digit scoring effort of the playoffs (all starts)... Brandon Rush scored a postseason career-high 15 points in 18 minutes.
 2016 POSTSEASON NOTES
FINALS BOUND
Golden State earned a win in Game 7 of the Western Conference
Finals to advance to its second-straight NBA Finals, the first
time Golden State is appearing in back-to-back NBA Finals in its
West Coast Era (since 1962-63) and first time since appearing in
consecutive Finals in the first two years of the league’s existence
(1947 and 1948)... It will mark the Warriors’ eighth appearance in
The Finals in franchise history (4-3 all-time in The Finals).
NBA FINALS, GSW HISTORY
Year Opponent Result
2016 Cleveland ???
2015 Cleveland Won, 4-2
1975 Washington Won, 4-0
1967 Philadelphia Lost, 4-2
1964 Boston Lost, 4-1
1956 Ft. Wayne Won, 4-1
1948 Baltimore Lost, 4-2
1947 Chicago Won, 4-1
GAME 7
The Warriors won Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals
at Oklahoma City to force a Game 7, the eighth Game 7 of any
playoff series in franchise history and the first at home in 40 years...
Golden State now owns a 4-4 all-time record in Game 7 of any
series, including a 3-1 mark at home.
GAME 7, GSW HISTORY
Date Opponent / Series Result
5/30/16 vs. Oklahoma City / Conference Finals W, 96-88
5/3/14 at L.A. Clippers / First Round L, 121-126
5/4/77 at L.A. Lakers / Conference Semis L, 84-97
5/16/76 vs. Phoenix / Conference Finals L, 86-94
5/14/75 vs. Chicago / Conference Finals W, 83-79
4/16/64 vs. St. Louis / Division Finals W, 105-95
4/5/62 at Boston / Division Finals L, 107-109
4/6/48 at St. Louis / Semifinals W, 85-46
WILD WEST
The Warriors advanced to the Western Conference Finals for the
fifth time in franchise history (2016, 2015, 1976, 1975, 1973) since
the NBA began using the conference format in 1970-71, earning
their third Conference Finals series victory… It was the second time
the Warriors have earned a conference finals berth in back-to-back
years, previously reaching the Western Conference Finals in 1975
and 1976.
WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS, GSW HISTORY
Year Opponent Result
2016 Oklahoma City Won, 4-3
2015 Houston Won, 4-1
1976 Phoenix Lost, 4-3
1975 Chicago Won, 4-3 Warriors improved upon that mark in 2015-16 with an NBA-record
1973 Los Angeles Lost, 4-1
CONFERENCE COMEBACK
Golden State became the 10th team in NBA history to win a playoff
series after trailing 3-1 (out of 233 teams to face that scenario),
doing so for the first time in franchise history... The Warriors were
just the third team to overcome a 3-1 deficit in the conference
finals, joining Boston in 1981 and Washington in 1979 (the NBA
began using the conference format in 1970-71).
COMEBACKS TRAILING 3-1, CONF. FINALS, NBA
Team Opponent / Year Finals Result
Golden State Oklahoma City / 2016 ???
Boston Philadelphia / 1981 Won, 4-2
Washington San Antonio / 1979 Lost, 1-4
SERIES OF SPLASH
In the Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma City, Stephen
Curry connected on 32 threes, an NBA record for most threes made
in a series... Klay Thompson hit 30 threes in that series, finishing
second to Curry for most threes in a series in NBA history... Before
the start of the Western Conference Finals, Thompson’s 28 threes
in the 2016 Western Conference Semifinals against Portland had
been tied for the record for most threes in a series of any length.
3FG, PLAYOFF SERIES, ALL-TIME
Player 3FG Series
Stephen Curry 32 GSW vs. OKC, 2016
Klay Thompson 30 GSW vs. OKC, 2016
Klay Thompson 28 GSW vs. POR, 2016
Ray Allen 28 MIL vs. PHI, 2001
Dennis Scott 28 ORL vs. IND, 1995
SPLASH PARTY
In Game 4 of the First Round at Houston on 4/24, Golden State
connected on 21 three-pointers (21-of-40 3FG), an NBA record
for most threes made in a postseason game before the Cavaliers
broke the mark in the Eastern Conference Semifinals... The
Warriors matched their franchise record with 21 threes (21-of-45
3FG) in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals at Oklahoma
CIty on 5/28.
MOST THREES IN A GAME, NBA PLAYOFFS
Team Date/Opp. 3FG
Cleveland 5/4/16 vs. ATL 25
Golden State 5/28/16 at OKC 21
Cleveland 5/6/16 at ATL 21
Golden State 4/24/16 at HOU 21
Cleveland 4/20/16 vs. DET 20
Golden State 5/25/15 at HOU 20
Dallas 5/8/11 vs. LAL 20
Seattle 5/6/96 vs. HOU 20
THE STEVE KERR ERA
After winning a then-franchise-record 67 games in 2014-15, the
73-win season and boast some impressive win percentages over
two seasons under Head Coach Steve Kerr.
WARRIORS RECORDS SINCE 2014-15
Team Reg. Season Pct. With Playoffs Pct.
Overall 140-24 .854 170-34 .833
Home 78-4 .951 98-7 .933
Road 62-20 .756 72-27 .727
 2016 POSTSEASON NOTES
FRANCHISE FIRST
Golden State has set a franchise record for combined regular-
season and postseason wins, surpassing last season’s mark of 83
combined wins... The Warriors are the second team in NBA history
to win at least 86 combined games, joining the 1995-96 Bulls.
COMBINED SINGLE-SEASON WINS, NBA
Team Year Wins
Golden State 2015-16 87
Chicago 1995-96 87
Chicago 1996-97 84
Golden State 2014-15 83
GREEN & GOLA
Draymond Green recorded his second career playoff triple-double
on 5/1/16 vs. Portland--the first triple-double of the 2016 Playoffs--
joining Tom Gola as the only players in franchise history to record
multiple triple-doubles in the postseason.
POSTSEASON TRIPLE-DOUBLES, WARRIORS
Player Date Opponent
Draymond Green 5/1/2016 vs. POR
Draymond Green 6/16/2015 at CLE
Guy Rodgers 4/3/1962 vs. BOS
Tom Gola 3/22/1960 at BOS
Tom Gola 3/14/1960 vs. SYR
Tom Gola 3/27/1956 vs. SYR
THREE STREAK
Stephen Curry finished the 2015-16 season by extending his NBA-
record streak of regular-season games with at least one three-
pointer to 152-straight, and his three-point shooting has continued
in the playoffs... Curry has hit at least one three in every postseason
game in which he’s appeared, breaking Reggie Miller’s previous
NBA record postseason three-point streak.
CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF GAMES W/3FG, NBA
# Player Years Streak
1. Stephen Curry (active) 2013-16 53
2. Reggie Miller 1995-2000 44
3. Michael Finley 2002-05 37
4. Jason Terry 2006-10 35
5. Chauncey Billups 2008-13 32
6. Klay Thompson 2013-16 31
CONSECUTIVE REG. SEASON & PLAYOFF GAMES W/3FG, NBA
# Player Years Streak
1. Stephen Curry (active) 2014-16 186
2. Dennis Scott 1995-96 89
2. Dana Barros 1994-96 89
4. Stephen Curry 2013-14 82
PLAYOFF SPLASH
Klay Thompson connected on an NBA postseason record 11
three-pointers (11-of-18 3FG) in Game 6 of the Western Conference
Finals on 5/28 at Oklahoma City, surpassing the record of nine
three-pointers held by Ray Allen, Vince Carter, Rex Chapman
and Jason Terry.
MOST THREES IN A GAME, NBA PLAYOFFS
Player Date/Opp. 3FG
Klay Thompson 5/28/16 at Oklahoma City 11
Jason Terry 5/8/11 vs. L.A. Lakers 9
Ray Allen 4/30/09 at Chicago 9
Ray Allen 6/1/01 vs. Philadelphia 9
Vince Carter 5/11/01 vs. Philadelphia 9
Rex Chapman 4/25/97 at Seattle 9
SEEING DOUBLE
Draymond Green has recorded multiple double-doubles in the
2016 NBA Playoffs and has tallied 24 double-doubles in his playoff
career, passing Paul Arizin for third-most postseason double-
doubles in franchise history.
PLAYOFF DOUBLE-DOUBLES, GSW HISTORY
# Player Double-Doubles
1. Nate Thurmond 37
2. Wilt Chamberlain 36
3. Draymond Green 24
4. Paul Arizin 17
5. Clifford Ray 15
FREE BASKETBALL
In Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals on 5/9 at
Portland, Stephen Curry totaled an NBA-record 17 overtime
points as the Warriors became the fourth team in league history
to score at least 20 points in a playoff OT period in the Shot Clock
Era (since 1954-55).
MOST OVERTIME POINTS, NBA PLAYOFFS
Team Date/Opp. OT Points
L.A. Lakers 5/1/70 vs. NYK 22
Golden State 5/9/16 at POR 21
Phoenix 5/4/06 at LAL 21
Portland 5/26/92 vs. UTA 20
FIVE-MINUTE FLURRY
With 17 points in the overtime period in Game 4 of the Western
Conference Semifinals on 5/9 at Portland, Stephen Curry not only
topped Clyde Drexler’s playoff overtime record of 13 points but
also broke the regular-season OT scoring mark, giving him the
most points in any overtime frame in league history.
MOST OVERTIME POINTS, NBA HISTORY
Team Team Date/Opp. OT PTS
Stephen Curry GSW 5/9/16 at POR 17
Gilbert Arenas WAS 12/17/06 at LAL 16
Earl Boykins DEN 1/18/05 at SEA 15
MVP IN RESERVE
Stephen Curry returned from a right knee injury in Game 4 of the
Western Conference Semifinals on 5/9 at Portland, becoming the
first reigning MVP to come off the bench in the NBA Playoffs and
tallying 40 points to post just the third 40-point game by a reserve
in the playoffs since starters were first tracked in 1970-71.
POINTS OFF THE BENCH, NBA PLAYOFFS
Team Team Date/Opp. PTS
Fred Brown SEA 4/15/76 vs. PHO 45
Stephen Curry GSW 5/9/16 at POR 40
Nick Van Exel DAL 5/10/03 at SAC 40
ONE FOR THE ROAD
Since returning to the playoffs in 2013, the Warriors have won at
least one road game in each of their last 10 playoff series... Golden
State won an NBA record 34 road games in the regular-season in
2015-16.
PLAYOFF GAMES WON ON ROAD, WARRIORS
Year Opponent
2016 Houston, Portland, Oklahoma City
2015 New Orleans, Memphis, Houston, Cleveland
2014 L.A. Clippers
2013 Denver, San Antonio
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IT’S UNANIMOUS
Stephen Curry was a unanimous selection
for the the 2015-16 Kia NBA Most Valuable
Player Award, becoming the first player in
the 61-year history of the award to garner
all first-place votes... Curry is the 11th
player in league history to win the award
in consecutive seasons and the first guard
to do so since Steve Nash in 2004-05 and 2005-06... In franchise
history, only Curry and Wilt Chamberlain (1959-60) have earned
MVP honors, with Curry becoming the club’s first two-time winner
of the award.
BACK-TO-BACK MVPs, NBA HISTORY
Player Back-to-Back MVPs Combine for 60+ 6 5-1
Stephen Curry ‘14-15, ‘15-16
LeBron James ‘08-09, ‘09-10 & ‘11-12, ‘12-13
Steve Nash ‘04-05, ‘05-06
Tim Duncan ‘01-02, ‘02-03
Michael Jordan ‘90-91, ‘91-92
Magic Johnson ‘88-89, ‘89-90
Larry Bird ‘83-84, ‘84-85, ‘85-86
Moses Malone ‘81-82, ‘82-83
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ‘70-71, ‘71-72 & ‘75-76, ‘76-77
Wilt Chamberlain ‘65-66, ‘66-67, ‘67-68
Bill Russell ‘60-61, ‘61-62, ‘62-63
COACH(ES) OF THE YEAR
Steve Kerr was named the recipient of the Red Auerbach Trophy
as the 2015-16 NBA Coach of the Year, becoming the third coach in
Warriors history to earn the honor... Kerr and assistant coach Luke
Walton, who served as interim head coach while Kerr recovered
from back surgery complications, led the Warriors to an NBA-
record 73 regular-season wins in 2015-16 (73-9, .890), eclipsing
the previous mark of 72 wins set by a 1995-96 Chicago Bulls squad
that featured Kerr as a key reserve.
COACH OF THE YEAR, GSW HISTORY
Coach Season
Steve Kerr 2015-16
Don Nelson 1991-92
Alex Hannum 1963-64
SELLOUT STREAK
187
The Warriors’ current home sellout streak now stands at 187 consecutive capacity crowds at Oracle Arena (including
playoffs), dating back to December 18, 2012, the seventh-longest active streak in the league... Golden State has
sold out all 41 regular season home contests for three consecutive seasons.
SPLASHING INTO THE POSTSEASON
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson have carried the scoring
load for the Warriors over the last four seasons, a trend that has
continued in their postseason careers... In Game 6 of the Western
Conference Finals on 5/28 at Oklahoma City, Thompson (41
points) and Curry (31) combined for 72 points, the most combined
points they have scored in a postseason game in their careers.
CAREER PLAYOFFS SPRAY CHART
hen the Splash Brothers:
W Times Record
Both score 20+ 17 14-3
Both score 25+ 6 5-1
Both score 30+ 1 1-0
Combine for 50+ 15 12-3
Combine for 70+ 1 1-0
GETTING DEFENSIVE
Draymond Green has been named to the 2015-16 NBA All-
Defensive First Team, becoming the first player in franchise
history to earn All-Defensive First Team accolades in back-to-back
seasons and joining Nate Thurmond as the only Warriors to earn
multiple First Team honors in his career.
ALL-DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM, GSW HISTORY
Player Season
Draymond Green 2015-16
Draymond Green 2014-15
Andre Iguodala 2013-14
Nate Thurmond 1970-71
Nate Thurmond 1968-69
ALL-NBA TRIO
The Warriors were the only team with a trio of representatives on
the All-NBA team, with Stephen Curry (First Team), Draymond
Green (Second) and Klay Thompson (Third) comprising of the
first Warriors All-NBA trio in 60 years.
ALL-NBA TRIOS, GSW HISTORY
Players Season
Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson 2015-16
Paul Arizin, Neil Johnston, Jack George 1955-56
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73
73
The Warriors set the NBA record for single-season
wins with 73, topping the previous mark of 72 set by
the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls--which featured Warriors
Head Coach Steve Kerr as a key reserve... The Warriors joined
the Bulls as the only teams in NBA annals to win at least 65 games
in consecutive campaigns.
SINGLE-SEASON WINS, NBA HISTORY
Team Year Wins
Golden State 2015-16 73
Chicago 1995-96 72
Chicago 1996-97 69
L.A. Lakers 1971-72 69
BEST REGULAR SEASONS, GSW HISTORY
Year Record Pct. Coach
2015-16 73-9 .890 Steve Kerr
2014-15 67-15 .817 Steve Kerr
1975-76 59-23 .720 Alvin Attles
1991-92 55-27 .671 Don Nelson
ABOVE AND BEYOND
The Warriors set an NBA-record by finishing 64 games above the
.500 mark (73-9), topping the previous mark of 62 set by the 1995-
96 Chicago Bulls (72-10) while eclipsing the previous franchise-
record of 52 games above the .500 mark set last season (67-15).
DEFENDING THE CROWN
The Warriors have made the postseason in each of their four
seasons following NBA titles, boasting a better win percentage
following a championship for just the second time--a feat they
also accomplished in 1975-76 when they followed a 48-34
championship campaign in 1974-75 with a 59-23 regular season.
FOLLOWING NBA TITLE, GSW HISTORY
Season Record Win Pct. Result
1947-48 27-21 .563 Lost NBA Finals
1956-57 37-35 .514 Lost East Division Semis
1975-76 59-23 .720 Lost West Conf. Finals
2015-16 73-9 .890 ???
ASSISTANCE REQUIRED
The Warriors dished out a franchise-record 2,373 assists (28.9 per
game), the 13th most single-season assists in NBA history and
more than 100 more than any previous season in club annals...
After tallying a then-franchise-record 28 games with at least 30
assists in 2014-15, the Warriors set a new bar by dishing out at
least 30 assists in over half of their games (43), which more than
doubled the next most such games in the league this season.
SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS, GSW HISTORY
Year Assists APG
2015-16 2,373 28.9
2014-15 2,248 27.4
1993-94 2,198 26.8
1976-77 2,120 25.9
1977-78 2,097 25.6
GAMES WITH 30+AST, 2015-16
Team 30-Assist Games
Golden State 43
Atlanta 18
Boston 14
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
Golden State is making its fourth-straight playoff appearance
(32nd overall) for the first time since qualifying for the postseason
in each of the first six years of the league’s existence (1946-47 to
1951-52)… The Warriors clinched a postseason berth on Feb. 27,
becoming the first team to clinch a playoff berth in February since
the 1987-88 Lakers, and are the first team to own the league’s
best record in back-to-back campaigns since the Cleveland
Cavaliers in 2008-09 and 2009-10.
CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF BERTHS, GSW
Year Consecutive Playoff Berths
1947-1952 6
2013-2016 4
1975-1977 3
1971-1973 3
1967-1969 3
1960-1962 3
1956-1958 3
1991-1992 2
DOUBLE-DIGIT DIFFERENTIAL
After leading the league in point differential in 2014-15 (+10.10),
the Warriors once again finished atop the league in the category
with a franchise-record margin of victory of 10.76 points per game,
one of only 10 double-digit point differentials in NBA history.
POINT DIFFERENTIAL, ALL-TIME
Rank Team Year Pt. Diff.
1. Los Angeles Lakers 1971-72 +12.28
2. Milwaukee Bucks 1970-71 +12.26
3. Chicago Bulls 1995-96 +12.24
4. Milwaukee Bucks 1971-72 +11.16
5. Chicago Bulls 1996-97 +10.80
6. Golden State Warriors 2015-16 +10.76
7. San Antonio Spurs 2015-16 +10.63
8. Chicago Bulls 1991-92 +10.44
9. Boston Celtics 2007-08 +10.26
10. Golden State Warriors 2014-15 +10.10
THREE HISTORIC
The Warriors set a new NBA record for single season three-
pointers, becoming the first team in NBA history to hit 1,000
threes in a single season, converting 13.1 threes per game at
the second-highest clip ever (.416), trailing only Dell Curry’s
Charlotte Hornets in 1996-97 (.428)... Golden State owns two of
the top four single-season three-point totals in league history.
MOST SINGLE SEASON 3FG, NBA HISTORY
Rank Team Season 3FG 3FG%
1. GSW 2015-16 1,077 .416
2. HOU 2014-15 933 .348
3. NYK 2012-13 891 .376
4. GSW 2014-15 883 .398
5. HOU 2012-13 867 .366
SINGLE SEASON 3FG%, NBA HISTORY
Rank Team Season 3FG%
1. CHA 1996-97 .428
2. GSW 2015-16 .416
3. PHO 2009-10 .412
4. SAS 2000-01 .407
4. WSB 1995-96 .407
4. CLE 1989-90 .407
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HIST-ORACLE
The Warriors set an NBA record with 54-straight regular-season
home wins from 1/31/15 to 3/29/16 (36-straight to begin this
season, 18-straight to end last season), a feat the San Francisco
Chronicle dubbed “Hist-Oracle!”, and the club began the season
with a franchise-record 36-0 start at Oracle Arena... The Warriors
became the first team among the four major professional sports
leagues to win 50-straight regular-season home games.
LONGEST HOME WIN STREAKS, NBA HISTORY
Team Dates Streak
Golden State Warriors 1/31/15 - 3/29/16 54
San Antonio Spurs 3/15/15 - 4/2/16 48
Chicago Bulls 3/30/95 - 4/4/96 44
Orlando Magic 3/21/95 - 3/19/96 40
Boston Celtics 12/10/85 - 11/28/86 38
HOME WIN STREAKS, GSW HISTORY
Streak Dates Coach
54 1/31/15 - 3/29/16 Kerr
19 11/13/14 - 1/25/15 Kerr
16 1/10/59 - 11/14/59 Cervi/Johnston
16 3/1/50 - 12/19/50 Gottlieb
15 12/13/89 - 2/15/90 Nelson
BEST HOME START, FRANCHISE HISTORY
Team Season
2015-16 36-0
1975-76 12-0
1980-81 10-0
HOME WIN STREAKS, MAJOR PRO SPORTS
Team League Dates Streak
Golden State Warriors NBA 1/31/15 - 3/29/16 54
Miami Dolphins NFL 10/17/1971 - 12/15/1974 27
St. Louis Browns MLB 4/26/1885 - 7/16/1885 27
New York Giants MLB 8/10/1885 - 5/31/1886 27
Detroit Red Wings NHL 11/5/2011 - 2/9/2012 23
ROAD WARRIORS
The Warriors set the NBA record for single-season road wins with
34 wins away from home, topping the mark of 33 road wins set by
the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls... The Warriors earned a winning record
away from home in three consecutive seasons for the first time in
franchise history.
SINGLE-SEASON ROAD WINS, GSW HISTORY
Year Road Wins
2015-16 34
2014-15 28
2013-14 24
1991-92 24
SINGLE-SEASON ROAD WINS, NBA HISTORY
Team Season Wins
Golden State Warriors 2015-16 34
Chicago Bulls 1995-96 33
Miami Heat 1996-97 32
Boston Celtics 1974-75 32
Boston Celtics 1972-73 32
ORACLE ADVANTAGE
Golden State won a franchise-record-tying 39 games at Oracle
Arena for the second consecutive season, becoming just the third
team to win at least 39 home games in consecutive seasons, joining
the Chicago Bulls (1995-96 & 1996-97) and Boston Celtics (1985-
86 & 1986-87).
HOME WINS, GSW HISTORY
Year Home Wins
2015-16 39
2014-15 39
1975-76 36
1991-92 31
1974-75 31
SINGLE-SEASON HOME WINS, NBA HISTORY
Team Year Wins
San Antonio 2015-16 40
Boston 1985-86 40
Golden State 2015-16 39
Golden State 2014-15 39
Cleveland 2008-09 39
Chicago 1996-97 39
Chicago 1995-96 39
Orlando 1994-95 39
Boston 1986-87 39
HOME & AWAY
The Warriors played two stretches of seven-straight games on the
road this season, finishing both with a 6-1 mark... The club has won
six of seven games in four-straight seven game stretches on the
road dating back to the 2012-13 season... In the first three seven-
game trips in that span, the Warriors won the first six games before
falling in the finale (no team in NBA history has gone undefeated
on a seven-game road trip)... In addition, Golden State earned a
perfect 6-0 record on its season-long homestand this season, the
sixth time in franchise history that it has swept a homestand of at
least six games.
GSW 7-GAME ROAD STRETCHES, LAST 4 YEARS
Season W L Dates
2015-16 6 1 Feb. 10, 2016 - Feb. 27, 2016
2015-16 6 1 Nov. 30, 2015 - Dec. 12, 2015
2013-14 6 1 Dec. 29, 2013 - Jan. 8, 2014
2012-13 6 1 Dec. 5, 2012 - Dec. 15, 2012
PERFECT 6-GAME HOMESTANDS, GSW HISTORY
Dates Record Opponents
3/7/16-3/16/16 6-0 ORL, UTA, POR, PHO, NOP, NYK
3/14/15-3/23/15 6-0 NYK, LAL, ATL, NOP, UTA, WAS
12/27/14-1/9/15 6-0 MIN, PHI, TOR, OKC, IND, CLE
2/11/92-2/21/92 6-0 WAS, SAS, SEA, LAL, BOS, PHO
1/2/90-1/13/90 6-0 UTA, MIA, LAL, DEN, DAL, ORL
11/1/75-11/15/75 6-0 WAS, NYK, LAL, CLE, CHI, KC
WORKING OVERTIME
The Warriors went 6-1 in overtime in 2015-16, setting a franchise-
record for most overtime wins in a single campaign... Golden
State won its first six OT games to match the franchise-mark for
consecutive overtime victories.
OVERTIME WINS, GSW HISTORY
Season OT Wins
2015-16 6
Six times 4
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PACIFIC CLAIMED
The Warriors clinched the Pacific Division title for the second-
straight year, earning the fourth Pacific Division crown in team
history, including consecutive titles for the first time in 40 years...
Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr is the first coach to guide his
team to back-to-back division titles in his first two years at the helm
since Tom Thibodeau did so with the Bulls in 2010-11 & 2011-12.
WARRIORS PACIFIC DIVISION TITLES
Season Head Coach
2015-16 Steve Kerr
2014-15 Steve Kerr
1975-76 Alvin Attles
1974-75 Alvin Attles
TAKING ON THE TOP 10
The Warriors posted a .913 (21-2) winninng percentage against
the NBA’s top 10 teams in 2015-16, which, per the Elias Sports
Bureau, is the best single-season mark against top 10 teams in
NBA history.
RECORD VS. TOP 10 TEAMS, NBA HISTORY
Team Season Wins
Golden State Warriors 2015-16 .913
Boston Celtics 1985-86 .844
Philadelphia 76ers 1966-67 .840
COACH(ES) OF THE MONTH
Steve Kerr was named NBA Western Conference Coach of
the Month for games played in March, giving him more monthly
awards than any other coach in Warriors history (the NBA began
giving out the award in 1982-83)... Earlier in the season, Interim
Head Coach Luke Walton earned the honor in October/November
after guiding the team to a perfect 19-0 start in those months.
COACH OF THE MONTH, WARRIORS HISTORY
Coach Month
Steve Kerr March 2016
Luke Walton October/November 2015
Steve Kerr March 2015
Steve Kerr January 2015
Don Nelson April 2007
Don Nelson February 1989
George Karl March 1987
50 AND OVER CLUB
On Nov. 2, Golden State defeated Memphis by 50 points, the
Warriors’ third-largest margin of victory ever and most since a
62-point victory on Nov. 2, 1991 vs. Sacramento.
LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY, GSW
Date Opponent Score Margin
Nov. 2, 1991 vs. Sacramento 153-91 +62
March 19, 1977 vs. Indiana 150-91 +59
Nov. 2, 2015 vs. Memphis 119-69 +50
BOUNCING BACK
The Warriors became the first team in NBA history to play an
entire season without suffering back-to-back losses, in addition to
becoming the first team in NBA history to play an entire season
without losing to the same team twice.
GAMES INTO SEASON W/OUT B2B LOSSES
Season Team Games
2015-16 Golden State 82
2015-16 San Antonio 78
1984-85 Boston 74
1982-83 Philadelphia 58
BACK-TO-BACK LIFE
The Warriors finished the season with an 18-2 (.900) record in the
second game of a back-to-back set (Golden State had a league-
high-tying 20 back-to-backs this season)... Since the start of the
2014-15 season, Golden State has earned a 33-6 (.846) record in
the second game of a back-to-back.
WINS IN 2ND GAME OF B2B, WEST COAST ERA
Rank Season Wins
1. 1971-72 19
1. 1970-71 19
3. 2015-16 18
NO LOSS NOVEMBER
After winning all three of their games in October, the Warriors swept
the November slate with a 16-0 record, their first undefeated full
calendar month in franchise history... The Warriors are one of only
six teams in NBA history to complete a perfect month, matching
their franchise-record for wins in a single month set in March 2015.
UNDEFEATED MONTHS, NBA HISTORY
Team Month Record
Golden State Warriors November 2015 16-0
Atlanta Hawks January 2015 17-0
San Antonio Spurs March 2014 16-0
Los Angeles Clippers December 2012 16-0
San Antonio Spurs March 1996 16-0
Los Angeles Lakers December 1971 16-0
MOST WINS IN A MONTH, GSW HISTORY
Month Wins
November 2015 16
March 2015 16
January 1960 15
GETTING OFFENSIVE
The Warriors led the league in several offensive categories in 2015-
16, including points per game (114.9), field goal percentage (.487),
three-point percentage (.416) and offensive rating (112.5), which
measures the number of points scored per 100 possessions...
Golden State assisted on 68.0 percent of its field goals and posted
a 1.91:1 assist-to-turnover ratio, both league highs.
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FOR STARTERS
The starting five of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Harrison Barnes, Draymond Green and Andrew Bogut once again ranked as
the franchise’s best five-man starting unit in a single season (min. 20 games) since the NBA began tracking starters in 1970-71, posting a
38-5 record. This group now owns the top two winning percentages in franchise history following its 50-7 (.877) record in 2014-15... Since
2014-15, the Warriors’ starting five of Curry, Thompson, Barnes, Green and Bogut has posted an 88-12 (.880) mark, which according to
the Elias Sports Bureau is the second-best winning percentage over two seasons (min. 50 starts together) since the NBA began tracking
starters in 1970-71, behind only the Chicago Bulls’ starting lineup of Ron Harper, Michael Jordan, Luc Longley, Scottie Pippen and
Dennis Rodman, which posted a 64-7 (.901) record from 1995-97 (Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr was a reserve for that team)...
Golden State’s five-man unit owns two of the top three single-season records for any starting five in the NBA since 1970-71 (min. 40
games).
GSW BEST STARTING 5 (MIN. 20 GAMES), SINCE 1970-71
tarting 5
S Season Record %
Barnes/Bogut/Curry/Green/Thompson 2015-16 38-5 .884
Barnes/Bogut/Curry/Green/Thompson 2014-15 50-7 .877
Barry/Johnson/Ray/Smith/Wilkes 1975-76 58-21 .734
Alexander/Hardaway/Hill/Mullin/Owens 1991-92 19-7 .731
Barnett/Lee/Mullins/Russell/Thurmond 1971-72 25-10 .714
NBA’S BEST STARTING 5 (MIN. 40 GAMES), SINCE 1970-71
tarting 5
S Year Team Record %
Harper/Jordan/Longley/Pippen/Rodman 1995-96 CHI 37-3 .925
Barnes/Bogut/Curry/Green/Thompson 2015-16 GSW 38-5 .884
Barnes/Bogut/Curry/Green/Thompson 2014-15 GSW 50-7 .877
Dampier/Harris/Howard/Nowitzki/Terry 2006-07 DAL 37-6 .860
THE STREAK GOLDEN START
Golden State won a franchise-record 28 consecutive regular- The Warriors set the NBA record for best start to a season,
season games from April 9, 2015 to December 11, 2015 beginning the 2015-16 campaign with a 24-0 record that
(24-straight this season, four-straight last season), the second- included a 14-0 start on the road--also an NBA record... Per
longest win streak in NBA history... The Warriors became the the Elias Sports Bureau, Golden State topped the 1884 St.
first team across all four major professional sports leagues to Louis Maroons of the Union Association (a predecessor to
win at least 16-straight games in consecutive seasons... Since the MLB) for the best single-season start by any professional
the start of the 2014-15 season, the Warriors have amassed sports team.
four double-digit winning streaks (prior to 2014-15, the Warriors BEST START, NBA HISTORY
had only three winning streaks of 10-or-more games since Team Season Record
moving to the West Coast in 1962)... Golden State posted Golden State Warriors 2015-16 24-0
multiple double-digit win streaks in back-to-back seasons for Washington Capitols 1948-49 15-0
the first time in franchise history (24 and 11-straight wins in Houston Rockets 1993-94 15-0
2015-16, 16 and 12 consecutive victories in 2014-15). Boston Celtics 1957-58 14-0
Dallas Mavericks 2002-03 14-0
LONGEST WIN STREAKS, NBA HISTORY
Team Dates Streak BEST START, DEFENDING NBA CHAMPIONS
Los Angeles Lakers 11/5/71 - 1/7/72 33 Team Season Record
Golden State Warriors 4/9/15 - 12/11/15 28 Golden State Warriors 2015-16 24-0
Miami Heat 2/3/13 - 3/25/13 27 Boston Celtics 1957-58 14-0
Houston Rockets 1/29/08 - 3/16/08 22 Chicago Bulls 1996-97 12-0
Boston Celtics 1964-65 11-0
SINGLE-SEASON WIN STREAKS, NBA HISTORY
BEST START, MAJOR PRO SPORTS
Team Dates Streak
Team League Year Record
Los Angeles Lakers 11/5/71 - 1/7/72 33
Golden State Warriors NBA 2015-16 24-0
Miami Heat 2/3/13 - 3/25/13 27
St. Louis Maroons UA 1884 20-0
Golden State Warriors 10/27/15 - 12/11/15 24
New England Patriots NFL 2007 18-0
DOUBLE-DIGIT WIN STREAKS, GSW HISTORY BEST ROAD START, NBA HISTORY
Streak Dates Coach Team Season Record
28 4/9/15 - 12/11/15 Kerr Golden State Warriors 2015-16 14-0
16 11/13/14 - 12/14/14 Kerr New York Knicks 1969-70 12-0
12 3/14/15 - 4/4/15 Kerr Boston 1961-62 10-0
11 1/18/16 - 2/10/16 Kerr Boston 1960-61 10-0
11 12/29/71 - 1/22/72 Attles
10 12/21/13 - 1/7/14 Jackson
10 12/6/75 - 12/23/75 Attles
10 12/28/59 - 1/13/60 Johnston
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30 SCORING 30
Stephen Curry led the league with an NBA-best 30.1 points per
game this season, a career-high mark, joining Wilt Chamberlain
(six times) and Rick Barry (twice) as the only Warriors to average
at least 30 points over the course of an entire season (Barry was
the last Warrior to do so, averaging 30.6 points per game during
the 1974-75 campaign)... Curry became the first Warrior to lead
the league in scoring since Barry in 1966-67 and was the first
guard to average 30 points on at least 50 percent from the field
since Michael Jordan in 1991-92, scoring 30 points per game in
34.2 minutes per game--the fewest minutes of any 30-point scorer
in NBA history (previously: George Gervin in 1981-82).
30+ PPG IN A SINGLE SEASON, GSW
Player PPG Season
Stephen Curry 30.1 2015-16
Rick Barry 30.6 1974-75
Rick Barry 35.6 1966-67
Wilt Chamberlain 38.9 1964-65
Wilt Chamberlain 36.9 1963-64
Wilt Chamberlain 44.8 1962-63
Wilt Chamberlain 50.4 1961-62
Wilt Chamberlain 38.4 1960-61
Wilt Chamberlain 37.6 1959-60
SCORING LEADERS, GSW WEST COAST ERA
Season Player PPG
2015-16 Stephen Curry 30.1
1966-67 Rick Barry 35.6
1963-64 Wilt Chamberlain 36.9
1962-63 Wilt Chamberlain 44.8
ABOVE AVERAGE AVERAGES
Stephen Curry finished the season averaging over 30 points, six
assists and five rebounds per game, becoming just the seventh
player in NBA history to post those averages over the course of
an entire season and the first to do so since Dwyane Wade in
2008-09.
30/6/5 SEASONS, NBA HISTORY
Player Team Last Total Seasons
Oscar Robertson CIN 1966-67 6
Michael Jordan CHI 1991-92 3
LeBron James CLE 2007-08 2
Jerry West LAL 1965-66 1
Rick Barry GSW 1974-75 1
Dwyane Wade MIA 2008-09 1
Stephen Curry GSW 2015-16 1
HIGH PER-FORMANCE
Stephen Curry recorded the fourth-best Player Efficiency Rating
(PER) in franchise history, joining four Wilt Chamberlain seasons
among the top-five PER performances in Warriors annals... Curry’s
league-leading 31.5 rating was the highest since Chamberlain
logged a 31.6 PER in 1963-64.
SINGLE SEASON PLAYER EFFICIENCY RATING, GSW
# Player Season PER
1. Wilt Chamberlain 1962-63 31.8
2. Wilt Chamberlain 1961-62 31.7
3. Wilt Chamberlain 1963-64 31.6
4. Stephen Curry 2015-16 31.5
5. Wilt Chamberlain 1964-65 29.8
MOST IMPROVED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER?
Stephen Curry earned 2014-15 Most Valuable Player honors
with a scoring average of 23.8 points per game and improved on
that mark in 2015-16, seeing the highest year-over-year scoring
average of any reigning MVP in league history (per the Elias
Sports Bureau).
MVP SCORING INCREASE, NBA HISTORY
Player MVP PPG Next PPG Increase
Stephen Curry 23.8 (2014-15) 30.1 +6.3
Larry Bird 24.2 (1983-84) 28.7 +4.5
Steve Nash 15.5 (2004-05) 18.8 +3.3
Lew Alcindor 31.7 (1970-71) 34.8 +3.1
K. Abdul-Jabbar 27.0 (1973-74) 30.0 +3.0
50/40/90 CLUB
Stephen Curry became just the seventh player in NBA history to
post percentages of at least 50 percent from the field (.504), 40
percent from three (.454) and 90 percent from the line (.908, first
in the NBA) while qualifying for the league minimums in all three
categories... Curry joined Steve Nash as the only players ever to
post a 50/45/90 season, a feat Nash accomplished in 2007-08.
50/40/90 SEASONS, NBA HISTORY
Player Team Last Total Seasons
Steve Nash PHO 2009-10 4
Larry Bird BOS 1987-88 2
Reggie Miller IND 1993-94 1
Mark Price CLE 1988-89 1
Dirk Nowitzki DAL 2006-07 1
Kevin Durant OKC 2012-13 1
Stephen Curry GSW 2015-16 1
SPLASHING SUCCESS
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson have improved upon their
combined points per game average in every season they have
played together, combining for over 50 points per game in 2015-
16.
SPLASH BROTHERS, COMBINED PPG BY YEAR
Year Curry Avg Thompson Avg Total PPG Increase
2015-16 30.1 22.1 52.2 +6.7
2014-15 23.8 21.7 45.5 +3.1
2013-14 24.0 18.4 42.4 +2.9
2012-13 22.9 16.6 39.5 +12.3
2011-12 14.7 12.5 27.2 --
TOP TANDEM
The Warriors’ backcourt tandem of Stephen Curry and Klay
Thompson have combined for at least 480 threes in each of
the last four seasons, including at least 500 threes in the last
two seasons... The Splash Brothers own the top four three-point
campaigns by a pair of teammates in NBA history.
TOP 3-PT TANDEMS, NBA HISTORY
# Players (3s) Team Season 3FG
1. S. Curry (402) / K. Thompson (276) GSW 2015-16 678
2. S. Curry (286) / K. Thompson (239) GSW 2014-15 525
3. S. Curry (261) / K. Thompson (223) GSW 2013-14 484
4. S. Curry (272) / K. Thompson (211) GSW 2012-13 483
5. D. Scott (267) / N. Anderson (168) ORL 1995-96 435
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DOMINANT FROM DISTANCE
402
Stephen Curry set the NBA record for most
threes in a single season with 402, surpassing
his mark of 286 set last season by well over 100
threes... He has led the NBA in threes in each of the last three
seasons and has hit at least 42 percent from distance and at least
three threes per game in each of the last four seasons... Curry
owns four of the NBA’s top seven single-season three-point totals...
Curry’s closest competition for the 2015-16 three-point throne
came from teammate Klay Thompson, who finished the season
with the third-most single-season threes in NBA history.
STEPHEN CURRY, LAST FOUR SEASONS
Year 3FG 3FG/Game 3FG Pct.
2015-16 402 5.1 .454
2014-15 286 3.6 .443
2013-14 261 3.3 .424
2012-13 272 3.5 .453
SINGLE-SEASON THREES, NBA HISTORY
Rank Player Team Season Threes
1. Stephen Curry GSW 2015-16 402
2. Stephen Curry GSW 2014-15 286
3. Klay Thompson GSW 2015-16 276
4. Stephen Curry GSW 2012-13 272
5. Ray Allen SEA 2005-06 269
6. Dennis Scott ORL 1995-96 267
7. Stephen Curry GSW 2013-14 261
SINGLE-SEASON THREES, GSW HISTORY
Rank Player Season Threes
1. Stephen Curry 2015-16 402
2. Stephen Curry 2014-15 286
3. Klay Thompson 2015-16 276
3. Stephen Curry 2012-13 272
5. Stephen Curry 2013-14 261
THREE TIMES TEN
Stephen Curry has tallied at least 10 threes in a game six times in
his career (four in 2015-16) and became the first player ever to hit
double-digit threes in back-to-back games (2/25-2/27)... Only J.R.
Smith and Curry’s backcourt mate, Klay Thompson, join Curry
with at least two games with 10 or more threes in their careers.
MULTIPLE 10+ 3FG GAMES, NBA HISTORY
Player 10+ 3FG Games
Stephen Curry 6
Klay Thompson 3
J.R. Smith 3
CURRY 2K
With 2,375 points, Stephen Curry became the sixth player in
franchise history to score at least 2,000 points in a single season
(first since Antawn Jamison in 2000-01)... Curry reached the
2,000-point threshold in his 67th game of the season, becoming
the first Warrior to reach 2,000 points fewer than 70 games into a
season since Rick Barry did so in 63 games in 1974-75.
2,000+ POINTS IN A SEASON, GSW HISTORY
Player Last Seasons
Wilt Chamberlain 1963-64 5
Rick Barry 1974-75 4
Chris Mullin 1991-92 3
Stephen Curry 2015-16 1
Antawn Jamison 2000-01 1
Purvis Short 1984-85 1
THREE STREAK
At the conclusion of the regular-season, Stephen Curry had hit
a three in 152-straight regular-season games, breaking Kyle
Korver’s NBA record for the longest regular-season three-point
streak in NBA history... He has hit a three in 113-straight road
games, likewise the longest streak in NBA annals.
CONSECUTIVE REG. SEASON GAMES W/3FG, NBA
# Player Years Streak
1. Stephen Curry (active) 2014-16 152
2. Kyle Korver 2012-14 127
3. Dana Barros 1994-96 89
4. Michael Adams 1988-89 79
5. Dennis Scott 1995-96 78
6. Stephen Curry 2013-14 75
CONSECUTIVE REG. SEASON ROAD GAMES W/3FG, NBA
# Player Years Streak
1. Stephen Curry (active) 2013-16 113
2. Rashard Lewis 2007-09 87
3. Kyle Korver 2012-14 64
CLUB 200
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson are the first players in NBA
history to hit at least 200 threes in four-straight seasons, each
joining Ray Allen as the only players to ever hit 200-plus threes in
four different seasons.
200+ 3FG SEASONS, NBA HISTORY
Player 200 3FG Seasons Years
Ray Allen 5 2000-03, 2004-06
Stephen Curry 4 2012-16
Klay Thompson 4 2012-16
QUARTERLY REPORT
Stephen Curry scored at least 20 points in a quarter 11 times this
season--including twice in the regular-season finale on 4/13 vs.
Memphis.. Klay Thompson tallied a pair of 20-point quarters in
2015-16, giving the Warriors 13 total 20-point frames.
GSW MOST POINTS IN A QUARTER, 2015-16
Player Date Opp. Quarter Points
Stephen Curry 12/2/15 CHA 3rd 28
Stephen Curry 10/31/15 NOP 3rd 28
Klay Thompson 12/16/15 PHO 3rd 27
Stephen Curry 2/3/16 WAS 1st 25
Stephen Curry 2/25/16 ORL 3rd 24
Stephen Curry 10/27/15 NOP 1st 24
Klay Thompson 1/5/16 LAL 1st 22
Stephen Curry 4/13/16 MEM 3rd 21
Stephen Curry 4/1/16 BOS 3rd 21
Stephen Curry 11/12/15 MIN 1st 21
Stephen Curry 11/2/15 MEM 3rd 21
Stephen Curry 4/13/16 MEM 1st 20
Stephen Curry 1/13/16 DEN 4th 20
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TRIPLE-DOUBLE DRAYMOND
With 13 triple-doubles this season, Draymond Green passed
Tom Gola (nine in 1959-60) for most triple-doubles in a single
season by a Warrior... Per the Elias Sports Bureau, Green’s
13 triple-doubles are the most by a player for a defending NBA
champion since Magic Johnson posted 17 triple-doubles for the
Lakers during the 1988-89 season... Stephen Curry added a pair
of triple-doubles, giving the Warriors a single-season franchise-
record of 15 such games this season.
TRIPLE-DOUBLE LEADERS, 2015-16
Player Team Triple-Doubles
Russell Westbrook OKC 18
Draymond Green GSW 13
Rajon Rondo SAC 6
Giannis Antetokounmpo MIL 5
CAREER REG. SEASON TRIPLE-DOUBLES, GSW
# Player Triple-Doubles
1. Tom Gola 20
2. Guy Rodgers 17
3. Draymond Green 14
4. Andy Phillip 10
5. Wilt Chamberlain 8
6. Stephen Curry 7
SINGLE-SEASON TRIPLE-DOUBLES, GSW HISTORY
# Player Season Triple-Doubles
1. Draymond Green 2015-16 13
2. Tom Gola 1959-60 9
3. Guy Rodgers 1960-61 6
DRAYMOND GREEN TRIPLE-DOUBLES, 2015-16
Date Opp. PTS REB AST
11/14 BKN 16 10 12
11/27 at PHO 14 10 10
11/28 SAC 13 11 12
12/16 PHO 16 11 10
12/31 at HOU 10 11 16
1/2 DEN 29 17 14
1/4 CHA 13 15 10
1/8 at POR 11 13 10
1/31 at NYK 20 10 10
2/3 at WAS 12 10 12
2/20 at LAC 18 11 10
3/27 vs. PHI 13 11 11
4/3 vs. POR 20 10 10
GROWING GREEN
Draymond Green’s numbers continued to trend upward in
his fourth NBA season, once again increasing his averages in
minutes, points, rebounds and assists while also upping his field
goal and three-point shooting percentages to career-high levels.
DRAYMOND GREEN, CAREER
Year MIN PTS REB AST FG% 3FG%
2015-16 34.7 14.0 9.5 7.4 .490 .388
2014-15 31.5 11.7 8.2 3.7 .443 .337
2013-14 21.9 6.2 5.0 1.9 .407 .333
2012-13 13.4 2.9 3.3 0.7 .327 .209
PAY IT FORWARD
Draymond Green averaged more than seven assists per game,
a feat that’s been accomplished by only five other non-guards in
NBA history, and became the first player to average 13 points/9
rebounds/7 assists since Grant Hill in 1996-97.
FORWARDS W/ 7+ APG SEASON, ALL-TIME
Player Team 7+ APG SEASONS
LeBron James CLE/MIA 7
Larry Bird BOS 3
Wilt Chamberlain PHI 2
John Havlicek BOS 2
Draymond Green GSW 1
Grant Hill DET 1
13/9/7 SEASONS, NBA HISTORY
Player Team Last Total Seasons
Oscar Robertson CIN 1963-64 4
Wilt Chamberlain PHI 1967-68 2
Larry Bird BOS 1989-90 2
John Havlicek BOS 1970-71 1
Magic Johnson LAL 1981-82 1
Fat Lever DEN 1988-89 1
Grant Hill DET 1996-97 1
Draymond Green GSW 2015-16 1
WEEKLY WARRIORS
Stephen Curry earned five Player of the Week Awards in 2015-16,
including three weekly honors in the season’s first six weeks (weeks
ending Nov. 1, Nov. 22 & Dec. 6), and now owns a franchise record
seven Player of the Week Awards in his career... Draymond Green
and Klay Thompson both also earned Player of the Week Awards,
giving the Warriors three recipents of the honor in the same season
for the first time since 1990-91, when Tim Hardaway, Chris Mullin
and Mitch Richmond all earned the accolade.
4+ CAREER PLAYER OF WEEK AWARDS, GSW
Player Player of the Week Awards
Stephen Curry 7
Tim Hardaway 5
Klay Thompson 4
Chris Mullin 4
Baron Davis 4
2015-16 PLAYER OF WEEK AWARDS, GSW
Player Week Ending
Klay Thompson March 27
Stephen Curry March 13
Stephen Curry Feb. 28
Draymond Green Jan. 3
Stephen Curry Dec. 6
Stephen Curry Nov. 22
Stephen Curry Nov. 1
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STARTING STEPH
Stephen Curry was voted by the fans to start the NBA All-Star
Game for a third-straight season, making him just the third player
in franchise history to start in three-straight All-Star Games and the
first since Rick Barry from 1974-76... Curry is the 12th player in
club history to be named to at least three All-Star Games.
3-STRAIGHT ALL-STAR STARTS, GSW HISTORY
Player All-Star Starts PLAYER OF THE MONTH, GSW HISTORY
Stephen Curry 2014, 2015 & 2016
Rick Barry 1974, 1975 & 1976
Wilt Chamberlain 1960, 1961, 1962 & 1963
TORONTO TRIO
Draymond Green and Klay Thompson were selected by the
NBA head coaches as All-Star reserves and joined All-Star starter
Stephen Curry in Toronto... Green made his first appearance,
while Thompson played in his second-straight All-Star Game...
The Warriors had three All-Stars for the first time since 1976 (Rick
Barry, Phil Smith, Jamaal Wilkes) and fifth time in the team’s
West Coast Era (since 1962-63)... Green was the fourth second-
round draft pick in the Warriors’ West Coast Era to be selected to
the All-Star Game and first since Phil Smith in 1977.
3+ ALL-STARS, GSW WEST COAST ERA
All-Stars Year
Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson 2016
Rick Barry, Phil Smith, Jamaal Wilkes 1976
Jim King, Rudy LaRusso, Clyde Lee, Nate Thurmond* 1968
Rick Barry, Guy Rodgers, Nate Thurmond 1966
Wilt Chamberlain, Tom Meschery, Guy Rodgers 1963
*Did not play due to injury
GSW ALL-STAR SELECTIONS, SECOND ROUNDERS
All-Stars All- Star Year(s) Draft (Overall Pick)
Draymond Green 2016 2012 (35th)
Phil Smith 1976, 1977 1974 (29th)
Rudy LaRusso 1968, 1969 1959 (10th)
Jim King 1968 1963 (13th)
THREE-POINT CHAMPS
Klay Thompson won the Three-Point Contest at NBA All-Star
Weekend, tying Stephen Curry’s event record score of 27 in the
final round... With Curry taking the Three-Point Contest crown last
season, the Warriors are the first team in the history of the Three-
Point Contest to have two different players win the event in back-
to-back years... Thompson hit eight-straight threes to end the final
round (including six-straight money balls) and seal the victory... It
was the second-straight year that Thompson and Curry faced off in
the final round, joined this year by Phoenix’s Devin Booker.
HIGHEST 3-PT CONTEST SCORE, ANY ROUND
Player Score Round Year
Klay Thompson 27 Finals 2016
Stephen Curry 27 Finals 2015
Craig Hodges 25 Round 1 1986
Jason Kapono 25 Finals 2008
Klay Thompson 24 Round 1 2015
Mark Price 24 Finals 1994
Craig Hodges 24 Semifinals 1991
Hubert Davis 24 Semifinals 1998
MAN OF THE MONTH
Stephen Curry earned Western Conference Player of the Month
honors in both February and October/November, becoming the
first player in franchise history to win the monthly accolade twice
in a single season... Curry has five career Player of the Month
Awards, more than all other Warriors combined since the league
began handing out the award in 1979.
Player POM Awards
Stephen Curry 5
Chris Mullin 2
Bernard King 1
TOP 40
Stephen Curry tallied a league-high 13 games with at least 40
points in 2015-16--the first Warrior to tally 13 40-point games in a
single season since Rick Barry had 15 such games in the 1974-75
season--while Klay Thompson posted four 40-point games, giving
the Warriors 17 40-point performances on the year... The Splash
Brothers were the first teammates to both record consecutive
40-point performances in the same season since Alex English
and Kiki Vandeweghe did so with the Denver Nuggets in 1982-83.
40-POINT GAMES, 2015-16
Player 40-Point Games
Stephen Curry 13
James Harden 12
Klay Thompson 4
DeMarcus Cousins 4
Damian Lillard 4
Russell Westbrook 4
HALF A HUNDRED
Stephen Curry had three 50-point performances in 2015-16,
joining Wilt Chamberlain and Rick Barry as the only players in
Warriors history with at least five career 50-point games... The
reigning MVP became the first Warrior to record three 50-point
games in a single season since Barry did so in 1973-74.
MULTIPLE 50-POINT GAMES, GSW HISTORY
Player 50-Point Games
Wilt Chamberlain 105
Rick Barry 14
Stephen Curry 5
Purvis Short 2
Antawn Jamison 2
Phil Smith 2
MULTIPLE 50-POINT GAMES, 2015-16
Player 50-Point Games
Stephen Curry 3
Damian Lillard 2
 19 G LEANDRO BARBOSA 6-3 194 13TH YEAR BRAZIL
GP/S 19/0 PTS 5.3 REB 1.3 AST 0.6 STL 0.47 FG% .597 3FG% .333 MIN 10.8
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 17:39 5 7 .714 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 1 1 0 0 1 10
6/2 vs. CLE 11:25 5 5 1.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 11

5/30 vs. OKC 2:22 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2
5/28 at OKC 1:44 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5/26 vs. OKC 7:20 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:
2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Has scored in double figures three times.
• Scored 10 points in Game 2 on 6/5 vs. Cleveland, scoring in 21 at Phoenix (11/27).............................................PTS.........................41 vs. Oklahoma City (2/20/09)
6, four times, last vs. Memphis (4/13)................. REB........................... 10 vs. Philadelphia (11/17/06)
double figures in back-to-back playoff games for the first time 4, twice, last at Cleveland (1/18)...........................AST.................................12 vs. Memphis (11/11/06)
since 2008. 1, 10 times, last vs. Memphis (4/13).................... BLK.......2, eight times, last vs. Portland (11/30/12)
3, four times, last vs. Sacramento (11/28)...........STL.........6, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (2/20/09)
• Scored a playoff-high 11 points in Game 1 on 6/2 vs. Cleveland. 8 at Phoenix (11/27).............................................. FGM.........................16 vs. Oklahoma City (2/20/09)
• Dished out a playoff-high three assists on 4/27 vs. Houston. 5 at Phoenix (11/27)............................................. 3FGM..................................... 8 at Orlando (11/10/07)
4 vs. L.A. Lakers (1/14)......................................... FTM.....................11, twice, last vs. Dallas (2/14/08)
• Appeared in his 100th career postseason game (25th with 23, three times, last vs. Portland (4/3).................MIN........................................... 48 at Utah (11/18/06)
Golden State) on 4/24 at Houston, scoring seven points in 12 PTS (Quarter)................17 vs. L.A. Lakers, 4th (11/2/07)
minutes. PTS (Half).......................... 23 vs. Indiana, 2nd (1/9/08)

2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Appeared in 68 games, averaging 6.4 points, 1.7 rebounds and 11 vs. Cleveland (6/2)............................................. PTS................. 26, 3x, last vs. L.A. Lakers (4/24/07)
5 at Portland (5/7)...................................................REB................................. 8 at San Antonio (4/19/08)
1.2 assists in 15.9 minutes. 3 vs. Houston (4/27)............................................... AST................................ 5 at L.A. Clippers (5/16/06)
• Scored in double figures 12 times. ................................................................................. BLK...............1, 10 times, last at Cleveland (6/9/15)
• Tallied 21 points on 11/27 at Phoenix, his highest scoring 2 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18).................................... STL................................... 3 vs. L.A. Lakers (5/2/07)
5, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/2)...........................FGM.................................11 vs. L.A. Lakers (5/2/07)
output as a Warrior and most since 1/13/14 at New York... Hit a 1, seven times, last vs. Cleveland (6/2)...............3FGM................................. 5 at L.A. Lakers (4/26/07)
season-high five three-pointers in that contest (5-of-5 3FG), the 4 vs. Portland (5/11)............................................... FTM................8, twice, last at L.A. Lakers (4/29/07)
most three-pointers he has made in his career without a miss. 18, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/5)......................... MIN................................... 47 at L.A. Lakers (5/4/06)
• Inactive twice for a family matter... Missed two games due to
illness (11/19, 12/8)... Missed eight games due to a left shoulder sprain (12/28-1/9)... Missed one game due to rest (4/10)... DNP-CD once.

40 F HARRISON BARNES 6-8 225 4TH YEAR NORTH CAROLINA

GP/S 19/18 PTS 8.9 REB 4.6 AST 1.2 STL 0.74 FG% .409 3FG% .333 MIN 30.8
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 34:30 2 7 .286 0 2 .000 1 2 .500 1 4 5 1 1 1 3 0 5
6/2 vs. CLE 30:11 6 10 .600 0 2 .000 1 1 1.000 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 13

5/30 vs. OKC 22:10 2 6 .333 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 1 7 8 2 2 0 1 2 5
5/28 at OKC 28:03 3 6 .500 2 3 .667 1 1 1.000 1 0 1 1 2 0 2 2 9

5/26 vs. OKC 25:05 2 7 .286 2 2 1.000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 6

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored in double figures seven times... Has one double-
double.
• Hit the game-tying three with 51.9 seconds remaining in Game
4 on 5/9 at Portland, sending the game to overtime.
• Recorded his first postseason double-double since 2013 with
10 points and a playoff career-high-tying 12 rebounds in Game
1 on 5/1 vs. Portland.
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:
2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
21, three times, last vs. San Antonio (4/7)...........PTS........................................30 at Denver (4/16/14)
11, twice, last at Utah (3/30)................................. REB.........13, twice, last at L.A. Clippers (12/25/14)
5, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (3/3)...................AST... 5, six times, last vs. Oklahoma City (3/3/16)
1, 10 times, last at Dallas (3/18)........................... BLK...........2, six times, last vs. Memphis (4/13/15)
3, twice, last at Denver (11/22)..............................STL........................... 4, twice, last at Dallas (4/4/15)
9 at L.A. Clippers (11/19)...................................... FGM................... 11, twice, last vs. Atlanta (3/18/15)
4 vs. Boston (4/1)................................................. 3FGM.........5, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (1/5/15)
5, four times, last vs. Portland (3/11).................. FTM............................7 vs. L.A. Clippers (12/25/13)
42 at Utah (3/30).....................................................MIN..................................49 vs. Memphis (11/20/13)
PTS (Quarter)..................... 17 vs. Houston, 4th (2/9/16)
PTS (Half)...........................22 at Denver, 1st (4/16/14)

• Appeared in 66 games (59 starts), averaging 11.7 points, 4.9

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
rebounds and 1.8 assists in 30.9 minutes.
• Scored 20-plus six times (19 career). 13, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/2)........................ PTS.............................. 26 vs. San Antonio (5/12/13)
12 vs. Portland (5/1)..............................................REB................... 12, twice, last vs. Portland (5/1/16)
• Recorded one double-double (12 career). 3 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)................................... AST................... 4, twice, last vs. Houston (5/21/15)
• Scored in double figures in 10-straight games (3/23/16-4/9/16), 1 vs. Houston (4/18)..............................................BLK...................2, twice, last at Cleveland (6/11/15)
2, three times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)...... STL..............2, 8x, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/30/16)
a career-best double-digit scoring streak. 6 vs. Cleveland (6/2).............................................FGM................. 10, twice, last vs. Houston (5/27/15)
• Tied a season-high with 21 points on 4/7 vs. San Antonio, 2, four times, last at Oklahoma City (5/28)........3FGM..........................................5 at Denver (4/30/13)
his second-straight 20-point effort (sixth of the season) and 438vs. Houston (4/18)..............................................FTM................................ 7 vs. San Antonio (5/12/13)
vs. Portland (5/1).............................................. MIN..................................53 at San Antonio (5/6/13)
marking the third time in his career that he has tallied back-to-
back 20-point games (first since a pair of 20-point games from 11/19/15-11/20/15).
• Hit a season-high four three-pointers on 4/1 vs. Boston, finishing with 14 points and eight rebounds in 35 minutes.
• Appeared in his 300th career regular-season game on 3/30 at Utah, recording his first double-double of the season with 15 points and a
season-high-tying 11 rebounds in a season-high 42 minutes.
• Connected on a then-season-high-tying three three-pointers on 1/30 at Philadelphia, including the game-winning three-pointer with 0.2 seconds
remaining, which was his second career game-winning shot with two seconds or less remaining in the final period.
• Hit his 1,000th career field goal on 1/27 vs. Dallas, shooting 5-of-9 (.556) from the floor.
• Grabbed a season-high 11 rebounds and dished out a career-high-tying five assists on 1/22 vs. Indiana.
• Returned from a 16-game absence (sprained left ankle) on 1/4 vs. Charlotte, coming off the bench for the first time since 2013-14.
• Tallied seven points and seven rebounds on 11/27 at Phoenix before leaving the game in the third quarter with a sprained left ankle.
• Posted back-to-back 20-point games for the second time in his career (11/19 & 11/20).
• In his 200th career start, matched his season-high with 21 points on 11/19 at the Clippers.
• Missed 16 games with a sprained left ankle (11/28-1/2).
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GP/S 19/19 PTS 5.1 REB 6.3 AST 1.5 STL 0.74 BLK 1.58 FG% .648 MIN 17.7
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 14:57 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 3 3 6 0 2 5 2 4 2
6/2 vs. CLE 15:25 5 7 .714 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 1 3 2 0 0 0 2 10

5/30 vs. OKC 14:55 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2
5/28 at OKC 27:16 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 1 4 .250 2 4 6 4 0 2 1 3 5

5/26 vs. OKC 29:46 7 9 .778 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 4 10 14 2 2 2 2 3 15

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Has scored in double figures four times and has two double-doubles
(seven career). 19 vs. Atlanta (3/1)...................................................PTS........................................ 32 at Dallas (1/26/10)
18 vs. Brooklyn (11/14)............................................REB......................................... 27 vs. Miami (1/7/11)
• Blocked a postseason career-high tying five shots on 6/5 vs. Cleveland, 7, twice, last at L.A. Lakers (3/6)............................AST......................................8 vs. Toronto (3/12/07)
including four in the first frame, the most blocks in a single quarter in the 6 vs. Houston (2/9)...................................................BLK................................. 9 at New Orleans (4/7/15)
NBA Finals since Ben Wallace had five in a quarter in 2005. 3, twice, last vs. Orlando (3/7)................................ STL................... 4, twice, last vs. Houston (3/8/13)
• Scored a playoff career-high 15 points to go with 14 rebounds in 30 8 vs. Atlanta (3/1).................................................... FGM................. 14, twice, last at Indiana (12/21/09)
1 vs. New Orleans (3/14)....................................... 3FGM.............. 1, 3x, last vs. New Orleans (3/14/16)
minutes in Game 5 on 5/26 vs. Oklahoma City. 3, four times, last vs. Oklahoma City (3/3)............FTM.....................................9 vs. Chicago (4/14/08)
• Played nine minutes in Game 5 on 5/11 vs. Portland before leaving in 36 at Houston (12/31).............................................. MIN.....50 at New Orleans/Oklahoma City (2/8/07)
the second quarter with a right adductor strain. PTS (Quarter).................... 18 at Charlotte, 1st (3/28/11)
• With two blocks in Game 2 on 5/3 vs. Portland, became the Warriors’ PTS (Half)..........................23 at Atlanta, 1st (3/26/08)
all-time postseason blocks leader, passing George Johnson (63)... Now
ranks second in playoff blocks behind Draymond Green. 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Had a double-double with 10 points and a playoff season-high 12 15 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).....................................PTS......................15 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26/16)
rebounds in Game 1 on 5/1 vs. Portland. 14 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).................................... REB.....................................21 vs. Denver (5/2/13)
4 at Oklahoma City (5/28).........................................AST........................................6 vs. Detroit (5/1/06)
5 vs. Cleveland (6/5)................................................ BLK....................5, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/5)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 2, four times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/26)............STL.....................................3 at Memphis (5/11/15)
• Appeared in 70 games (66 starts), his most in a single season as a 7 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26)...................................... FGM..........7, 3x, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/26/16)
Warrior and most since 2007-08 (78), averaging 5.4 points, 7.0 rebounds .................................................................................. 3FGM.........................................................................
3 at Portland (5/9)..................................................... FTM...................................... 3 at Portland (5/9/16)
and 2.3 assists in 20.7 minutes. 30 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).....................................MIN.........39, three times, last vs. Denver (5/2/13)
• Was one of two centers in the league to post a Defensive Rating under
100.0 and average at least 1.50 blocks per game (Al Horford).
• Logged five double-doubles.
• Tallied his fifth double-double of the season with 10 points and 15 rebounds on 4/5 vs. Minnesota.
• Hit his third career three-pointer on 3/14 vs. New Orleans, improving to 2-for-2 behind the arc in his Warriors career.
• Scored a season-high 19 points, his highest scoring output as a Warrior, hitting a season-high eight field goals (8-of-9 FG) on 3/1 vs. Atlanta.
• Recorded his fourth double-double of the season with 13 points and 11 rebounds on 2/9 vs. Houston, posting season-highs of six blocks and three steals... Tallied
his 1,000th career block on his first swat of the game.
• Dished out a season-high seven assists on 2/3 at Washington.
• In his 600th career start (200th with Golden State) on 1/30 at Philadelphia, grabbed 16 rebounds, marking his 10th game of the season with double digit rebounds.
• Tallied his third double-double of the season with 10 points and 13 rebounds on 12/23 vs. Utah.
• Secured his first double-double of the season with 10 points and a season-high 18 rebounds on 11/14 vs. Brooklyn.
• Hit a perfect 6-of-6 from the field to tally 12 points in 19 minutes on Oct. 27 vs. New Orleans before leaving the game with a laceration above his right eye.
• Missed one game due to rest (4/9)... Missed one game with a rib injury (4/3)... Missed two games with a left toe/foot injury (3/19-3/21)... Missed one game due to
a strained right Achilles (2/20)... Missed one game due to lower back spasms (12/5)... Inactive six times with a concussion (10/30-11/7).

21 G IAN CLARK 6-3 175 3RD YEAR BELMONT

GP/S 14/0 PTS 4.3 REB 1.2 AST 1.1 STL 0.57 FG% .490 3FG% .267 MIN 10.3
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 7:37 3 4 .750 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 1 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 7
6/2 vs. CLE 2:38 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
5/30 vs. OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision
5/28 at OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision
5/26 vs. OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Made his NBA Finals debut in Game 1 on 6/2 vs. Cleveland. 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Has scored in double figures once. 21 at Dallas (12/30).................................................PTS....................................... 21 at Dallas (12/30/15)
• DNP-CD five times. 4, four times, last vs. Portland (3/11).................. REB.......... 4, four times, last vs. Portland (3/11/16)
• Grabbed a playoff career-high four rebounds in Game 3 on 5/22 at 6 at L.A. Lakers (1/5)..............................................AST.....................................6 at L.A. Lakers (1/5/16)
4 at L.A. Lakers (1/5)............................................. BLK.....................................4 at L.A. Lakers (1/5/16)
Oklahoma City. 2, twice, last vs. Sacramento (12/28)....................STL..............3, twice, last at Golden State (4/15/15)
• Swiped a playoff career-high three steals in Game 5 on 4/27 vs. 8 at Dallas (12/30).................................................. FGM......................................... 8 at Dallas (12/30/15)
Houston. 4 at Utah (11/30)................................................... 3FGM........................................... 4 at Utah (11/30/15)
• Scored a playoff career-high 11 points (nine in the fourth quarter), his 6 vs. Memphis (11/2)............................................. FTM.....................................6 vs. Memphis (11/2/15)
37 vs. Denver (1/2).................................................MIN.........................................37 vs. Denver (1/2/16)
first career postseason game in double figures, and dished out a playoff PTS (Quarter).................... 15 vs. Memphis, 4th (11/2/15)
career-high five assists in a playoff career-high 21 minutes in Game 3 PTS (Half)..........................18 at Dallas, 2nd (12/30/15)
on 4/21 vs. Houston.
• Made his playoff career debut in Game 1 on 4/16 vs. Houston, hitting one three-pointer to finish with three points POSTSEASON CAREER HIGHS
in four minutes. PTS.......................................11 at Houston (4/21/16)
REB.............................4 at Oklahoma City (5/22/16)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: AST.........................................5 at Houston (4/21/16)
BLK..............................................................................
• Appeared in 66 games (one start), averaging 3.6 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.0 assists in 8.8 minutes. STL.......................................3 vs. Houston (4/27/16)
• Scored in double figures six times... Had one 20-point game (one career). FGM........................................4 at Houston (4/21/16)
• Appeared in his 100th career game on 3/1 vs. Atlanta. 3FGM........1, four times, last vs. Cleveland (6/5/16)
• Recorded career-highs of six assists and four blocks on 1/5 at the L.A. Lakers while matching a career-best with FTM...........2, twice, last at Oklahoma City (5/22/16)
MIN.......................................21 at Houston (4/21/16)
four rebounds.
• Scored 15 points on 1/2 vs. Denver, his career-best fourth-straight game in double-figures (12/28-1/2).
• Scored a career-high 21 points on 12/30 at Dallas, hitting 8-of-12 from the field in a career-high 24 minutes.
• Made his first career start on 12/11 at Boston, tallying six points and three rebounds in a season-high 19 minutes.
• Hit a career-high four threes on five attempts in just six minutes on 11/30 at Utah.
• Made his Warriors debut on 10/30 at Houston, tallying two points and two assists in five minutes.
• DNP-CD 12 times... Inactive four times.
 30 G STEPHEN CURRY 6-3 190 7TH YEAR DAVIDSON
GP/S 13/12 PTS 24.8 REB 6.1 AST 5.9 STL 1.54 FG% .454 3FG% .410 MIN 33.0
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 24:43 7 11 .636 4 8 .500 0 0 .000 1 8 9 4 0 1 4 4 18
6/2 vs. CLE 35:54 4 15 .267 3 8 .375 0 0 .000 1 4 5 6 0 0 5 2 11

5/30 vs. OKC 40:24 13 24 .542 7 12 .583 3 3 1.000 1 4 5 8 0 0 3 1 36
5/28 at OKC 41:01 9 22 .409 6 14 .429 7 9 .778 2 8 10 9 2 0 3 3 31

5/26 vs. OKC 37:27 9 20 .450 3 8 .375 10 10 1.000 0 7 7 6 5 0 5 0 31

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored 20-plus nine times, 30-plus four times and 40-plus once... 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
Has scored 30-plus in each of the last three games. 53 at New Orleans (10/31).....................................PTS................................... 54 at New York (2/27/13)
• Has three double-doubles (eight career), three 20/10 games (seven 14 vs. Sacramento (12/28).................................... REB...........................14 vs. Sacramento (12/28/15)
career) and one 30/10 game (four career). 15 vs. Minnesota (4/5)............................................AST........................ 16, twice, last vs. Utah (4/6/14)
• Has hit a three-pointer in an NBA-record 52-straight playoff games 2 at Philadelphia (1/30)......................................... BLK........2, 17 times, last at Philadelphia (1/30/16)
5, three times, last vs. Washington (3/29)............STL.......................................7 at Minnesota (4/7/10)
(every postseason game in which he has appeared)... Has hit a three in 20 at Orlando (2/25).............................................. FGM......................................20 at Orlando (2/25/16)
185 consecutive regular-season and postseason games, an NBA-best 12 at Oklahoma City (2/27).................................. 3FGM......................... 12 at Oklahoma City (2/27/16)
streak. 14 at Boston (12/11).............................................. FTM..................................... 14 at Boston (12/11/15)
• Hit 32 three-pointers (32-of-77 3FG) in the 2016 Western Conference 47 at Boston (12/11)...............................................MIN........ 49, twice, last at Oklahoma City (3/29/11)
PTS (Quarter)......28, 2x, last at Charlotte, 3rd (12/2/15)
Finals, the most three-pointers made in a single playoff series in NBA PTS (Half).............. 38 at New Orleans, 2nd (10/31/15)
history.
• Scored 36 points in Game 7 on 5/30 vs. Oklahoma City, the most points 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
scored by a Warrior in a Game 7 since Wilt Chamberlain scored 39
40 at Portland (5/9)................................................. PTS.................................44 at San Antonio (5/6/13)
points in Game 7 of the 1964 Western Division Finals vs. St. Louis on
10, twice, last at Oklahoma City (5/28)................. REB........10, twice, last at Oklahoma City (5/28/16)
4/16/64... Connected on a 2016 postseason-high seven three-pointers 11 vs. Portland (5/11)............................................. AST............................15 vs. L.A. Clippers (4/24/14)
(7-of-12 3FG), the most three-pointers made in a Game 7 in NBA history. 1 vs. Cleveland (6/5).............................................. BLK............1, six times, last vs. Cleveland (6/5/16)
• Became the 14th player in NBA history to reach 200 career postseason 5 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).................................... STL.....................................6 vs. Memphis (5/13/15)
16 at Portland (5/9).................................................FGM................................18 at San Antonio (5/6/13)
three-pointers in Game 6 on 5/28 at Oklahoma City.
7 vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)...................................3FGM.................................... 8 at Memphis (5/15/15)
• Recorded his first career postseason 30-point/10-rebound game in 10 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).................................. FTM................................16 at L.A. Clippers (5/3/14)
Game 6 on 5/28 at Oklahoma City, tallying 31 points and a postseason 41 at Oklahoma City (5/28).................................... MIN.................................58 at San Antonio (5/6/13)
career-high-tying 10 rebounds in a 2016 playoff-high 41 minutes...
Scored 30-plus points in back-to-back games for the first time this postseason.
• Passed Wilt Chamberlain (1,246 career postseason points) for second place on the franchise’s all-time postseason scoring list in Game 5 on 5/26 at Oklahoma
City.
• Scored 17 of his 28 points in the third quarter of Game 2 on 5/18 vs. Oklahoma City, including 15-straight Warriors points in 1:58 of game time during the frame...
Passed Paul Arizin (1,186 career postseason points) for third on the franchise’s all-time postseason scoring list in that contest.
• Hit a three-pointer in his 45th consecutive playoff game in Game 1 on 5/16 vs. Oklahoma City, breaking Reggie Miller’s all-time postseason three-point streak.
• Became the franchise’s all-time postseason assists leader in Game 1 on 5/16 vs. Oklahoma City, passing Rick Barry for the top spot... Grabbed a postseason
career-high 10 rebounds in that contest, scoring 26 points to record his sixth career 20/10 game (second of the 2016 NBA Playoffs), and hit a 2016 postseason-
high six three-pointers.
• Scored 29 points and dished out a postseason-high 11 assists in Game 5 on 5/11 vs. Portland, recording his fifth career postseason 20-point/10-assist game.
• Returned from a four-game absence from a right knee injury in Game 4 on 5/9 at Portland, coming off the bench in the playoffs for the first time ever and scoring
40 points--the most by a Warriors reserve in a playoff game since at least 1970-71 when starters were first tracked--including an NBA-record 17 points in overtime.
• Returned from a two-game absence from a right ankle injury in Game 4 on 4/24 at Houston, but left the game after 19 minutes with a sprained right knee.
• Scored 24 points in the first half on 4/16 vs. Houston, a postseason career-high for scoring in the first half, before leaving twice in the second half to have his right
ankle re-taped.
• Missed four games (4/27 - 5/7) with an MCL sprain in his right knee... Missed two games (4/18 - 4/21) due to a right ankle injury.

2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Was a unanimous selection for the 2015-16 NBA Most Valuable Player Award, the first player in the 61-year history of the award to garner every first-place vote,
becoming the 11th player in league history to win the award in consecutive seasons.
• Finished fourth in Most Improved Player voting (seven first-place votes), becoming the first reigning MVP to place in the top 10 in Most Improved Player voting
the following year.
• Appeared in 79 games (all starts), averaging a league-leading 30.1 points, 6.7 assists, 5.4 rebounds and a league-best 2.14 steals in 34.2 minutes.
• Became he first Warrior to lead the league in scoring since Rick Barry in 1966-67 (35.6 points per game)... Joined Barry and Wilt Chamberlain as the only Warriors
to average at least 30 points in a single season.
• Became the seventh player in league annals to hit at least 50 percent from the field, 40 percent from three-point range and 90 percent from the free throw line and
just the second player to post a 50/45/90 season (Steve Nash).
• Became the first guard to average 30 points on at least 50 percent from the field since Michael Jordan in 1991-92, scoring 30 points per game in 34.2 minutes per
game, the fewest minutes of any 30-point scorer (previous: George Gervin averaged 32.3 points in 35.7 minutes during the 1981-82 season).
• Became the first player in NBA history to hit 400 three-pointers in a single season, finishing the campaign with 402 threes... Led the NBA in three-pointers for the
fourth-straight season.
• Hit a three-pointer in an NBA-record 152 consecutive regular-season games and 173-straight including the postseason, which is also an NBA record... Set an
NBA-record by hitting a three in 113-straight regular-season road games.
• Led the league in true shooting percentage (.669) and Player Efficiency Rating (31.56).
• Led the NBA in free throw percentage (.908) for the second-straight season (third overall) and led the league in steals (2.14)... Finished second in three-point
percentage (.454).
• Tallied a league-high 40 30-point games, a league-high 13 40-point games and a league-high three 50-point games.
• Recorded nine 20-point/10-assist games (65 career).
• Logged four 30-point/10-assist games (25 career).
• Tallied two triple-doubles (seven career).
• Recorded two four-point plays (15 career).
• Shot 4-of-14 (.286) from 40-plus feet and 21-of-45 (.467) from 30-plus feet.
• Became the sixth player in Warriors history to score 2,000 points in a single season on 3/21 at Minnesota, joining Wilt Chamberlain, Rick Barry, Purvis Short, Chris
Mullin and Antawn Jamison in Golden State’s 2,000-point club (first since Jamison in 2000-01).
• Earned his fifth Western Conference Player of the Week Award of the season (franchise-record seventh career weekly honor) for games played from 3/7 - 3/13,
leading the Warriors to a 4-0 week.
• Earned Western Conference Player of the Month honors in February, becoming the first player in franchise history to earn the award twice in a single season with
his fifth career monthly honor... Averaged 36.7 points, 7.3 assists, 5.6 rebounds and 1.90 steals while hitting 54.9 percent from the field and 53.6 percent from
three-point range in a 9-1 month, the first player to average over 36 points in a month since Kobe Bryant in March 2007.
 31 C FESTUS EZELI 6-11 265 4TH YEAR VANDERBILT
GP/S 18/0 PTS 4.8 REB 2.9 AST 0.3 STL 0.06 BLK 0.33 FG% .607 MIN 9.1
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 10:58 2 3 .667 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 6
6/2 vs. CLE 10:29 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0 1 0 0 1 2

5/30 vs. OKC 13:17 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 3 4 0 0 0 2 0 2
5/28 at OKC 1:05 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2

5/26 vs. OKC 3:42 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Scored a playoff career-high-tying 12 points in Game 2 on 5/18 vs. Oklahoma
2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
City, his first game in double figures of this postseason... Shot 5-of-5 from 16 vs. Denver (11/6)............................................. PTS........................................ 16 vs. Denver (11/6/15)
the field, the most field goals he has made without a miss in a game in his 12, twice, last at Boston (12/11).......................... REB.............................. 13 vs. San Antonio (4/15/13)
postseason career. 3, twice, last at L.A. Clippers (11/19).................. AST.............3, twice, last at L.A. Clippers (11/19/15)
• Grabbed a 2016 playoff-high-tying six rebounds in Game 2 on 5/3 vs. 5 at Detroit (1/16).................................................. BLK........................ 5, twice, last at Detroit (1/16/16)
2, three times, last vs. Milwaukee (12/18)...........STL...............3, 3x, last vs. Oklahoma City (1/23/13)
Portland. 7 vs. Denver (11/6)...............................................FGM......................7, twice, last vs. Denver (11/6/15)
• DNP-CD once. ..............................................................................3FGM.............................................................................
6 at Boston (12/11)............................................... FTM......................6, twice, last at Boston (12/11/15)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 28 at Boston (12/11)..............................................MIN................................ 30 at New Orleans (1/19/13)
• Appeared in 46 games (13 starts), averaging 7.0 points, 5.6 rebounds and PTS (Quarter)...............8, 3x, last vs. Dallas, 4th (3/6/15)
1.09 blocks in 16.7 minutes. PTS (Half).......... 10, 4x, last at Minnesota, 1st (11/12/15)
• Recorded six double-doubles.
• Scored in double figures 13 times, a feat he had accomplished five times in 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
the regular season entering the 2015-16 campaign. 12 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)................................. PTS.......12, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/18/16)
• In 13 starts, held averages of 7.8 points and 5.8 rebounds in 19.6 minutes. 6, three times, last vs. Portland (5/3)..................REB.......................................9 vs. Houston (5/27/15)
• Returned from a 31-game absence on 4/3 vs. Portland, tallying two points 1, six times, last vs. Cleveland (6/5).................... AST........................................ 2 at Houston (5/25/15)
and three rebounds in nine minutes. 1, six times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)..........BLK.........................................3 vs. Denver (4/26/13)
• Blocked a career-high-tying five shots on 1/16 at Detroit, logging his sixth 1 vs. Cleveland (6/2)............................................. STL........... 1, five times, last vs. Cleveland (6/2/16)
5 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)...................................FGM..............5, 3x, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/18/16)
career double-double in that contest with 10 points and 10 rebounds. ...............................................................................3FGM.............................................................................
• Recorded his fifth career double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds on 4 vs. Portland (5/11)..............................................FTM...........................................6 at Denver (4/30/13)
12/18 vs. Milwaukee. 14, three times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/18).... MIN.....................................28 vs. Houston (5/27/15)
• Posted his fourth career double-double with 12 points and a season-high-
tying 12 rebounds in a season-high 28 minutes on 12/11 at Boston.
• Missed five games with a sore left knee (1/27-2/6) and 26 games following left knee surgery (2/9-4/1)... Missed three games due to a sore toe in his left foot (12/30-1/2)...
DNP-CD twice (1/4-1/5) following a three-game absence due to a sore toe in his left foot.

23 F DRAYMOND GREEN 6-7 230 4TH YEAR MICHIGAN STATE

GP/S 19/19 PTS 15.8 REB 9.7 AST 5.9 STL 1.68 BLK 1.89 FG% .426 MIN 37.6
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 33:52 11 20 .550 5 8 .625 1 1 1.000 1 6 7 5 1 0 1 2 28
6/2 vs. CLE 40:17 5 11 .455 2 6 .333 4 4 1.000 0 11 11 7 4 1 3 1 16

5/30 vs. OKC 40:07 5 14 .357 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 7 9 4 1 2 2 5 11
5/28 at OKC 42:40 4 10 .400 2 5 .400 2 4 .500 3 9 12 6 3 1 3 5 12

5/26 vs. OKC 39:16 4 10 .400 0 2 .000 3 3 1.000 5 8 13 4 1 4 2 4 11

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored 20-plus five times (eight career) and 30-plus once (one career). 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Has eight postseason double-doubles (24 career). 29 vs. Denver (1/2)............................................... PTS........................................31 at Chicago (12/6/14)
• Has one triple-double (two career). 17 vs. Denver (1/2)............................................... REB...........................................20 at Atlanta (2/6/15)
• Has recorded at least one steal in 20-straight playoff games (6/16/15 - 16 at Houston (12/31)........................................... AST..................................... 16 at Houston (12/31/15)
6/5/16), a career-best streak of playoff games with at least one steal. 5, twice, last at Washington (2/3)........................ BLK....... 5, three times, last at Washington (2/3/16)
6, twice, last vs. Boston (4/1)...............................STL.............. 6, three times, last vs. Boston (4/1/16)
• Per NBA.com’s Hustle Stats, has contested 15.6 shots per game, third-most 10, four times, last at Memphis (4/9).................. FGM.......................................11 at Chicago (12/6/14)
this postseason. 5, three times, last at Sacramento (1/9)............ 3FGM........................................7 at Chicago (12/6/14)
• Scored 28 points in Game 2 of the NBA Finals vs. Cleveland on 6/5, his 9 vs. Portland (3/11)............................................. FTM........................................... 11 vs. Utah (3/21/15)
highest scoring output in a Finals game. 50 at Boston (12/11)..............................................MIN........................................50 at Boston (12/11/15)
• Blocked a career-high seven shots in Game 4 on 5/9 at Portland, adding four PTS (Quarter)..........................18 vs. Denver, 1st (1/2/16)
steals to become the first player since Ben Wallace (4/23/05) to block at least PTS (Half)..............................21 vs. Denver, 1st (1/2/16)
seven shots and swipe at least four steals in a playoff game... Tied a playoff
career-high with nine free throws. 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Scored a career-high 37 points on career highs of 13 field goals and eight 37 at Portland (5/7)................................................. PTS........................................ 37 at Portland (5/7/16)
three-point field goals--matching a franchise playoff record--in Game 3 on 14, twice, last vs. Portland (5/3)............................REB............................... 17 at New Orleans (4/23/15)
5/7 at Portland... Hit five three-pointers in the third quarter of that game, 11 vs. Portland (5/1)...............................................AST.......................................11 vs. Portland (5/1/16)
matching a franchise postseason record. 7 at Portland (5/9)...................................................BLK.......................................... 7 at Portland (5/9/16)
• Joined Tom Gola as the only players in franchise history to post multiple 4, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/2)........................... STL...................5, twice, last vs. Cleveland (6/7/15)
playoff triple-doubles, tallying 23 points, 13 rebounds and a playoff career- 13 at Portland (5/7).................................................FGM........................................ 13 at Portland (5/7/16)
8 at Portland (5/7)..................................................3FGM......................................... 8 at Portland (5/7/16)
high 11 assists in Game 1 on 5/1 vs. Portland... Hit a perfect 9-of-9 from the 9, twice, last at Portland (5/9)................................FTM....................... 9, twice, last at Portland (5/9/16)
free throw line, a playoff career-high. 44 at Portland (5/9)................................................. MIN........................................ 44 at Portland (5/9/16)
• Hit a playoff season-high four three-pointers in Game 4 on 4/24 at Houston.
• Recorded his 18th career postseason double-double with 12 points and 14 rebounds in Game 2 on 4/18 vs. Houston to pass Paul Arizin for third-most playoff double-doubles
in franchise history.
• Recorded a double-double in three-straight postseason games (dating back to the 2015 NBA Finals, 6/16/15-4/18/16).

2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Named to the 2015-16 NBA All-Defensive First Team, the first player in franchise history to earn All-Defensive First Team honors in back-to-back campaigns and joining Nate
Thurmond as the only Warriors to earn multiple First Team honors in his career.
• Appeared in 81 games (all starts), averaging 14.0 points, 9.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.47 steals and 1.40 blocks in 34.7 minutes.
• Finished second in Defensive Player of the Year voting (44 first-place votes) behind San Antonio’s Kawhi Leonard for the second consecutive year.
• Tallied 13 triple-doubles, breaking Tom Gola’s single-season franchise-record of nine set in 1959-60.
• Recorded 17 20-point games and 33 double-doubles (55 career)... Finished with 11 20/10 games.
• Ranked seventh in the league in assists per game (7.4), leading all forwards... Became the sixth forward to average at least seven assists per game in a single season
(joining LeBron James, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain, John Havlicek and Grant Hill).
• Averaged 14.0 points, 9.5 rebounds and 7.4 assists on the season, tallying the first 13/9/7 season since Grant Hill in 1996-97.
• Team tallied a 97.5 Defensive Rating with him on the court, compared to a Defensive Rating of 109.5 with him off the court.
• Became the first player in NBA history to record at least 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 500 assists, 100 steals and 100 blocks in a single season (since 1973-74 when steals
and blocks were officially recorded) on 3/30 at Utah.
• Named a reserve on the Western Conference All-Star Team, earning his first career All-Star selection.
 9 G/F ANDRE IGUODALA 6-6 215 12TH YEAR ARIZONA
GP/S 19/1 PTS 8.8 REB 3.8 AST 3.7 STL 1.26 FG% .488 3FG% .417 MIN 31.2
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 28:22 3 6 .500 0 2 .000 1 3 .333 3 2 5 3 0 1 2 1 7
6/2 vs. CLE 35:52 5 9 .556 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 3 4 7 6 1 1 0 1 12

5/30 vs. OKC 43:04 3 7 .429 1 4 .250 0 2 .000 0 4 4 3 0 0 1 0 7
5/28 at OKC 38:10 3 6 .500 0 3 .000 2 4 .500 3 4 7 1 3 0 1 3 8

5/26 vs. OKC 34:11 3 5 .600 1 2 .500 1 2 .500 0 1 1 8 1 1 1 2 8

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored in double figures five times... Has scored 20-plus once. 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• In Game 7 on 5/30 vs. Oklahoma City, made his first start since 1/2/16 20, three times, last at Cleveland (1/18)...............PTS..................................... 34 at Cleveland (1/24/07)
vs. Denver and first in the playoffs since Game 6 of the 2015 NBA Finals 10 at Boston (12/11).............................................. REB.................................... 17 vs. New York (3/15/10)
7, five times, last vs. Memphis (4/13)...................AST.......................................16 vs. New York (2/4/11)
on 6/16/15... Scored seven points and grabbed four rebounds in 43
2 at Denver (1/13).................................................. BLK...........4, three times, last at Portland (12/26/11)
minutes, his most minutes played in a postseason game as a Warrior 5 at Indiana (12/8)...................................................STL..........6, three times, last at Milwaukee (2/24/06)
(most since 4/23/13 vs. Golden State, Game 2). 7 at Cleveland (1/18)............................................. FGM.......................................... 15 at Phoenix (3/1/08)
• Grabbed a 2016 playoff-high seven boards in Game 3 on 5/28 at 4, twice, last at Cleveland (1/18)......................... 3FGM.................................. 7 at Philadelphia (11/4/13)
6 at Houston (12/31).............................................. FTM.............................. 14 at L.A. Clippers (12/31/08)
Oklahoma City.
44 at Boston (12/11)...............................................MIN................... 52, twice, last at Cleveland (1/24/07)
• Dished out a 2016 postseason-high eight assists to go with eight points PTS (Quarter).... 17, 2x, last at Sacramento, 1st (3/22/09)
in Game 5 on 5/26 vs. Oklahoma City. PTS (Half)...................... 27 at Philadelphia, 1st (11/4/13)
• Scored 14 points, including nine in the second quarter, in Game 2 on
5/18 vs. Oklahoma City, connecting on a 2016 postseason-high five free 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
throws... Crossed the 1,000-point threshold for his playoff career in that 22 at Houston (4/24)................................................ PTS.......................................29 vs. Orlando (4/24/09)
game. 7 at Oklahoma City (5/28).......................................REB........... 12, twice, last vs. Golden State (4/30/13)
• Scored a season-high 22 points in Game 4 on 4/24 at Houston, his 8 vs. Oklahoma City (5/26)..................................... AST.......................................11 vs. Orlando (4/26/09)
14th career playoff 20-point game (fourth with Golden State; first as a 1, six times, last vs. Cleveland (6/2)...................... BLK..........................................3 at Houston (5/25/15)
3, three times, last at Oklahoma City (5/28).......... STL...........................................5 vs. Detroit (4/29/05)
reserve)... Grabbed a playoff-high five rebounds in that contest. 9 at Houston (4/24)..................................................FGM............... 10, 3x, last vs. Golden State (4/30/13)
4 vs. Houston (4/18)...............................................3FGM.................................. 5 at Golden State (5/2/13)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 5 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)..................................... FTM.........................................10 at Orlando (4/28/09)
• Finished second in voting for the Sixth Man Award (33 first-place votes) 43 vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)................................... MIN.........................................47 at Orlando (4/28/09)
behind the L.A. Clippers’ Jamal Crawford.
• Appeared in 65 games (one start), averaging 7.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 1.12 steals in 26.6 minutes.
• Finished second in Sixth Man of the Year voting (33 first-place votes) behind the Clippers’ Jamal Crawford after finishing fourth in the voting in 2014-15.
• Finished with three 20-point games... Recorded one double-double.
• Returned from a 13-game absence (left ankle sprain) on 4/5 vs. Minnesota.
• Matched his season high with 20 points on 1/18 at Cleveland, hitting a season-high 7-of-8 from the field and matching a season-best with four threes (4-of-5 3FG).
• On 1/2 vs. Denver, made his first start of the regular-season since 4/13/14 at Portland (first overall since Game 6 of the NBA Finals on 6/16/15 at Cleveland),
tallying nine points and six assists in 43 minutes.
• Recorded his first double-double of the season with 13 points and a season-high 10 rebounds on 12/11 at Boston.
• Missed 13 games due to a left ankle sprain (3/12-4/3)...Missed three games due to left hamstring tightness (3/1, 3/6-3/7)... Missed one game due to rest (1/30).
34 G SHAUN LIVINGSTON 6-7 192 12TH YEAR PEORIA CENTRAL HS (IL)
GP/S 19/7 PTS 8.7 REB 3.1 AST 3.6 STL 0.58 FG% .511 FT% .893 MIN 22.0
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 24:08 3 4 .750 0 0 .000 1 1 1.000 0 2 2 5 0 1 1 2 7
6/2 vs. CLE 26:34 8 10 .800 0 0 .000 4 4 1.000 1 3 4 3 1 0 0 2 20

5/30 vs. OKC 14:26 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 1 1 1.000 0 6 6 1 0 1 0 3 5
5/28 at OKC 13:47 0 4 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 0

5/26 vs. OKC 14:15 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 6
2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:
• In seven starts this postseason, has averaged 11.9 points per game on 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
54.0 percent shooting from the field to go along with 4.7 assists and 3.4 17 vs. L.A. Lakers (1/14)........................................PTS..........................................25 at Boston (4/9/10)
rebounds in 26.6 minutes. 6, twice, last at Utah (3/30)................................... REB........................................ 11 vs. Miami (1/10/14)
10 vs. Memphis (4/13)............................................AST............................14 vs. Golden State (2/24/07)
• Scored a postseason career-high 20 points in Game 1 on 6/2 vs.
2, five times, last at Minnesota (3/21).................. BLK..............4, twice, last vs. San Antonio (2/6/14)
Cleveland, hitting 8-of-10 from the field in 27 minutes. 4 at San Antonio (3/19)..........................................STL..................................7 vs. Philadelphia (2/3/14)
• Has scored in double figures seven times, his most games in double 8 vs. Cleveland (12/25)......................................... FGM.........................................11 vs. Detroit (4/4/14)
figures in a single postseason (2013-14). 1, twice, last at New York (1/31).......................... 3FGM....................................... 2 at Phoenix (11/1/06)
5, three times, last vs. L.A. Clippers (3/23)......... FTM..........8, 3 times, last vs. Milwaukee (12/27/13)
• Dished out a playoff-high 10 assists in Game 3 on 5/7 at Portland.
35 at Boston (12/11)...............................................MIN.........................................51 vs. Miami (1/10/14)
• Scored a playoff-high-tying 16 points in his third start of the postseason PTS (Quarter).................... 14 at New York, 3rd (4/12/10)
in Game 5 on 4/27 vs. Houston, tying a playoff career-high with seven PTS (Half).... 15, 2x, last at San Antonio, 2nd (12/31/13)
field goals.
• Made his second consecutive postseason start in Game 3 on 4/21 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
at Houston, scoring 16 points for the second-straight game (a playoff
20 vs. Cleveland (6/2).............................................PTS..................................20 vs. Cleveland (6/2/16)
career-best streak) and tying a playoff career-high with three steals. 6 vs. Oklahoma City (5/30).....................................REB................ 8, twice, last at Cleveland (6/11/15)
• Made his first playoff start with the Warriors (11th career) in Game 2 10 at Portland (5/7)..................................................AST...................................... 14 vs. Denver (5/1/06)
on 4/18 vs. Houston, tallying 16 points and six assists and matching a 1, three times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)........BLK................. 2, twice, last vs. Phoenix (5/14/06)
playoff career-high with seven field goals (7-of-9 FG). 3 at Houston (4/21).................................................. STL........ 3, three times, last at Houston (4/21/16)
8 vs. Cleveland (6/2).............................................. FGM....................................8 vs. Cleveland (6/2/16)
................................................................................ 3FGM.................... 1, twice, last vs. Miami (5/10/14)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 4, twice, last vs. Portland (5/1)...............................FTM.................6, twice, last vs. Houston (5/19/15)
• Appeared in 78 games (three starts), averaging 6.3 points, 3.0 assists 33 vs. Portland (5/3)................................................ MIN................. 35, twice, last at Phoenix (5/16/06)
and 2.2 rebounds in 19.5 minutes.
• Scored in double figures 11 times.
• In three starts, averaged 9.0 points, 4.7 assists and 3.7 rebounds in 29.5 minutes.
• Ranked seventh in the league with a 3.04:1 assist-to-turnover ratio (237 assists:78 turnovers)
• Handed out a season-high 10 assists, his highest assist total as a Warrior, on 4/13 vs. Memphis.
• Scored a season-high 17 points in 19 minutes on 1/14 vs. the L.A. Lakers, hitting a season-high five free throws (5-of-6 FT).
• Made his first start of the season on 12/30 at Dallas, tallying eight points and four assists in 21 minutes.
• Hit his first three-pointer as a Warrior on 11/30 at Utah, finishing with a then-season-high nine points.
• Inactive twice with a strained left hip flexor (11/17-11/19)... DNP-CD twice for rest (1/5, 3/27).
 36 F KEVON LOONEY 6-9 220 ROOKIE UCLA
GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.00 BLK 0.00 FG% .000 MIN 0.0
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE Inactive - Left Hip Surgery
6/2 vs. CLE Inactive - Left Hip Surgery
5/30 vs. OKC Inactive - Left Hip Surgery
5/28 at OKC Inactive - Left Hip Surgery
5/26 vs. OKC Inactive - Left Hip Surgery

INJURY UPDATE: Underwent a successful left hip arthroscopy on 4/22 to repair a torn labrum...
REGULAR-SEASON CAREER HIGHS
Expected to be out a minimum of four to six months before returning to basketball activity.
PTS...................................................3 at Phoenix (2/10/16)
REB................................................. 8 at Portland (2/19/16)
2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: AST.......................................................................................
• Missed three games with a hip injury (4/16 - 4/21) and 16 games following left hip surgery (4/24 BLK.......................................................................................
- 6/5). STL.......................................................................................
FGM...................... 1, four times, last at Orlando (2/25/16)
3FGM.................................................1 at Phoenix (2/10/16)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE & SANTA CRUZ (D-LEAGUE): FTM.......................................................................................
MIN................................................... 9 at Portland (2/19/16)
• Appeared in five games with Golden State, averaging 1.8 points and 2.0 rebounds in 4.1 minutes.
• Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds in a career-best nine minutes on 2/19 at Portland.
• Hit the first three-pointer of his career on 2/10 at Phoenix, finishing with three points.
• Made his NBA debut on 1/27 vs. Dallas, scoring two points and grabbing two rebounds in six minutes of play.
• In 12 games with the Santa Cruz Warriors, averaged 9.8 points, 7.4 rebounds in 19.3 minutes.
• Made his professional debut with the Santa Cruz Warriors on 1/12 at Idaho, scoring 11 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in 17 minutes off the
bench.
• Inactive 64 times, including 38 times following offseason surgery on his right hip and 11 times while on D-League assignment with the Santa
Cruz Warriors... DNP-CD eight times... Missed 16 games (3/14-3/21, 3/25-4/13) with a right hip injury.

NBA CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

• Was selected by Golden State in the first round of the 2015 NBA Draft (30th overall).

2014-15 HIGHLIGHTS WITH UCLA:

• Appeared in 36 games (all starts) as a freshman, averaging 11.6 points, a team-high 9.2 rebounds (second in the Pac-12), 1.4 assists and 1.28
steals in 30.9 minutes en route to Second Team All-Pac-12 and Pac-12 All-Freshman Team accolades.

20 F JAMES MICHAEL MCADOO 6-9 230 2ND YEAR NORTH CAROLINA

GP/S 5/0 PTS 0.2 REB 0.8 AST 0.2 STL 0.60 BLK 0.40 FG% .000 MIN 3.9
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE Inactive
6/2 vs. CLE Inactive
5/30 vs. OKC Inactive
5/28 at OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision
5/26 vs. OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Swiped a playoff career-high two steals on 4/27 vs. Houston.
11 vs. New Orleans (3/14)........................................ PTS........................................16 at Denver (3/13/15)
• Set playoff career-highs with four rebounds, two blocks and
7 vs. Memphis (11/2)................................................REB........................................8 vs. Phoenix (4/2/15)
eight minutes in his 2016 postseason debut in Game 3 on 4/21 2, twice, last at L.A. Lakers (3/6)............................. AST.....................2, twice, last at L.A. Lakers (3/6))
at Houston. 3 vs. Sacramento (12/28).........................................BLK.......... 3, twice, last vs. Sacramento (12/28/15)
2 at Houston (12/31)................................................. STL..................................... 2 at Houston (12/31/15)
• Inactive nine times... DNP-CD five times. 5 vs. New Orleans (3/14)..........................................FGM..........................................6 at Denver (3/13/15)
1 vs. New York (3/16)..............................................3FGM...................................1 vs. New York (3/16/16)
3, four times, last vs. Portland (3/11).....................FTM..........................................4 at Denver (3/13/15)
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 18 at Minnesota (3/21)............................................. MIN........................................28 at Denver (3/13/15)
• Appeared in 41 games (one start), averaging 2.9 points and 1.4 PTS (Quarter)........................11 vs. Denver, 4th (1/19/15)
rebounds in 6.4 minutes. PTS (Half)............................12 at Denver, 1st (3/13/15)

• Scored in double figures once this season.

• Appeared in his 50th career regular-season game on 3/21 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
at Minnesota, making his first career start and tallying seven 1 at Houston (4/21)....................................................PTS.................................4 vs. Memphis (5/13/15)
points and six rebounds in a season-high 18 minutes. 4 at Houston (4/21)................................................... REB....................................4 at Houston (4/21/16)
1 at Houston (4/24)....................................................AST....................................1 at Houston (4/24/16)
• Hit the first three-pointer of his career on his first career three- 2 at Houston (4/21)................................................... BLK....................................2 at Houston (4/21/16)
point attempt on 3/16 vs. New York, finishing with seven points 2 vs. Houston (4/27)..................................................STL...................................2 vs. Houston (4/27/16)
................................................................................... FGM.................................2 vs. Memphis (5/13/15)
in eight minutes of play. .................................................................................. 3FGM........................................................................
• Scored a season-high 11 points on 5-of-6 from the field in 13 1 at Houston (4/21)................................................... FTM....................................1 at Houston (4/21/16)
minutes on 3/14 vs. New Orleans. 8 at Houston (4/21)....................................................MIN.....................................8 at Houston (4/21/16)

• Swiped a career-high two steals and hit a then-season-high three free throws on 12/31 at Houston.
• Scored a then-season-high nine points on 11/2 vs. Memphis.
• DNP-CD 13 times... Inactive five times... Missed 23 games with a sprained toe in his left foot (1/2-2/22).

PERSONAL:
• Son of Ronnie and Janet McAdoo, both of whom played professional basketball overseas.
• His father is a member of Old Dominion University’s Hall of Fame and played professionally in France, Spain and Japan.
• His father is NBA Hall of Famer Bob McAdoo’s second cousin.
• Is one of two players in league history to win both an NBA championship and an NBA D-League championship in the same season.
 4 G/F BRANDON RUSH 6-6 220 8TH YEAR KANSAS
GP/S 11/0 PTS 2.0 REB 1.8 AST 0.3 STL 0.09 FG% .500 3FG% .364 MIN 8.3
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 7:08 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0
6/2 vs. CLE 1:32 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
5/30 vs. OKC DNP - Coach’s Decision
5/28 at OKC Inactive
5/26 vs. OKC Inactive

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Made his NBA Finals debut in Game 1 on 6/2 vs. Cleveland.
• Grabbed a playoff career-high seven rebounds (all in the fourth
quarter) in Game 3 on 5/22 at Oklahoma City.
• Scored in double figures for the first time of his playoff career in
Game 5 on 4/27 vs. Houston, finishing with 15 points on playoff
career-highs of six field goals (6-of-8 FG) and three three-
pointers (3-of-5 3FG) while tying a playoff career-high with 18
minutes.
• DNP-CD six times... Inactive twice.
2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
20 at Portland (1/8).................................................PTS.......... 29, twice, last vs. Washington (3/29/09)
9 at L.A. Lakers (1/5)............................................. REB.................................... 12 vs. Orlando (4/12/10)
4 vs. Philadelphia (3/27)........................................AST..........................................6 at Boston (3/12/10)
2 at New York (1/31).............................................. BLK.........5, twice, last vs. L.A. Clippers (11/18/10)
1, 20 times, last at Minnesota (3/21).....................STL......................................... 4 vs. Orlando (1/5/10)
8 at Portland (1/8).................................................. FGM.......... 13, twice, last vs. Washington (3/29/09)
4, twice, last at Portland (1/8)............................. 3FGM......................................6 vs. Toronto (12/6/10)
5 at Phoenix (2/10)................................................ FTM......................................9 vs. Boston (12/28/10)
35 at Dallas (12/30).................................................MIN...........................54 vs. L.A. Clippers (12/19/08)
PTS (Quarter).......................18 at Chicago, 1st (3/28/09)
PTS (Half)................. 21 vs. L.A. Lakers, 2nd (3/27/12)

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS

2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:
• Appeared in 72 games (25 starts), averaging 4.2 points and 2.5 15 vs. Houston (4/27)..............................................PTS..................................15 vs. Houston (4/27/16)
7 at Oklahoma City (5/22).......................................REB........................... 7 at Oklahoma City (5/22/16)
rebounds in 14.6 minutes. 1, three times, last at Oklahoma City (5/22)..........AST...................................... 2 at Chicago (4/18/11)
• Scored 20-plus once and reached double figures 10 times. 1 at Houston (4/24)..................................................BLK...................1, twice, last at Houston (4/24/16)
.................................................................................. STL...................................... 1 at Chicago (4/16/11)
• In 25 starts, averaged 7.0 points and 3.3 rebounds in 21.0 6 vs. Houston (4/27)............................................... FGM....................................6 vs. Houston (4/27/16)
minutes, hitting 50.0 percent from the field and 49.4 percent 3 vs. Houston (4/27).............................................. 3FGM...................................3 vs. Houston (4/27/16)
..................................................................................FTM...................................... 1 at Chicago (4/16/11)
from three. 18 vs. Houston (4/27).............................................. MIN.....18, three times, last vs. Houston (4/27/16)
• Scored a season-high 20 points on 1/8 at Portland, his first
20-point game since 4/20/12 at Dallas, hitting a season-high eight field goals and a season-high-tying four three-pointers.
• Scored in double figures in back-to-back games (12/16-12/18), his longest double-digit scoring streak since doing so in six-straight games from
4/18/12-10/31/12... Shot above 60 percent from three-point range in those two contests.
• DNP-CD five times... Inactive three times... Missed one game with a bruised right knee (3/29)... Missed one game with right hamstring tightness.

5 F/C MARREESE SPEIGHTS 6-10 255 8TH YEAR FLORIDA

GP/S 19/0 PTS 6.5 REB 2.0 AST 0.5 STL 0.11 BLK 0.32 FG% .413 MIN 9.2
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 4:37 1 2 .500 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3
6/2 vs. CLE 2:01 0 2 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

5/30 vs. OKC 5:30 1 3 .333 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 3
5/28 at OKC 5:32 0 4 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 0

5/26 vs. OKC 8:31 4 7 .571 1 1 1.000 5 5 1.000 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 14

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored in double figures five times, including one 20-point 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
game. 25 vs. Phoenix (3/12)............................................. PTS...............................32 vs. Philadelphia (2/10/14)
10 at L.A. Lakers (1/5)............................................REB...................................... 18 at Brooklyn (2/15/12)
• Tied a playoff career-high with three three-pointers in Game 4 4, twice, last vs. Utah (3/9).................................... AST...................................5 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/13/12)
on 5/9 at Portland. 3, twice, last at Minnesota (3/21).......................... BLK... 4, four times, last vs. Philadelphia (12/30/14)
2, five times, last vs. Memphis (4/13)................... STL........................................... 3 vs. Dallas (1/22/10)
• Set playoff career-highs with 22 points (the first 20-point game 10 vs. Phoenix (3/12).............................................FGM............ 12, four times, last vs. Toronto (1/2/15)
of his postseason career), seven field goals (7-of-11 FG), three 3 vs. New York (3/16)............................................3FGM....................................3 vs. New York (3/16/16)
three-pointers (3-of-6 3FG) and five free throws (5-of-6 FT) in 6 at Portland (2/19)................................................. FTM........................................ 12 vs. Orlando (2/8/13)
24 at L.A. Lakers (1/5)............................................ MIN.................................49 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/13/12)
just 18 minutes of play in Game 3 on 4/21 at Houston. PTS (Quarter)... 17, 2x, last vs. Philadelphia, 2nd (2/10/14)
• Tied then-playoff career-highs with 12 points on five field goals PTS (Half).... 22, 2x, last vs. Philadelphia, 1st (2/10/14)
in Game 1 on 4/16 vs. Houston.
2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE: 22 at Houston (4/21)................................................ PTS....................................22 at Houston (4/21/16)
• Appeared in 72 games, averaging 7.1 points and 3.3 rebounds 52,vs. Houston (4/16)................................................ REB........................... 9 vs. L.A. Clippers (4/29/12)
twice, last at Portland (5/9)................................ AST.....................2, twice, last at Portland (5/9/16)
in 11.6 minutes. 1, six times, last at Oklahoma City (5/24)............. BLK............................2 vs. New Orleans (4/20/15)
• Scored 20-plus once and 10-plus 20 times. 1, twice, last at Oklahoma City (5/22).....................STL............... 1, 10 times, last at Portland (5/9/16)
7 at Houston (4/21)..................................................FGM.....................................7 at Houston (4/21/16)
• Hit 24 three-pointers, a single-season career-best and greater 3, twice, last at Portland (5/9)............................... 3FGM...................3, twice, last at Portland (5/9/16)
than the total number of threes he hit in his first seven seasons 5, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/26).................. FTM..... 5, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/26/16)
18 at Houston (4/21).................................................MIN............................ 22 vs. L.A. Clippers (5/2/12)
combined (19).
• Tallied one double-double.
• Hit a career-high three three-pointers on a career-high five attempts on 3/16 vs. New York.
• Scored a season-high 25 points in just 18 minutes on 3/12 vs. Phoenix, the most points scored by a Warriors reserve this season, hitting 10-
of-14 from the field and grabbing nine boards.
• Scored a then-season-high 16 points on 6-of-10 (.600) shooting from the field and matched a season-high with four assists in 15 minutes on
3/9 vs. Utah.
• Went 2-of-2 from three in back-to-back games (3/1 & 3/3), the first time in his career with multiple threes in consecutive games.
• Grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds to go with 12 points in a season-high 24 minutes on 1/5 at the L.A. Lakers for his first double-double of
the season.
• Scored his 4,000th career point on 11/4 vs. the L.A. Clippers.
• DNP-CD 10 times.
 11 G KLAY THOMPSON 6-7 215 5TH YEAR WASHINGTON STATE
GP/S 19/19 PTS 24.8 REB 3.9 AST 2.5 STL 1.11 FG% .446 3FG% .446 MIN 34.6
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE 31:29 6 13 .462 4 8 .500 1 1 1.000 0 2 2 5 2 0 4 1 17
6/2 vs. CLE 24:23 4 12 .333 1 5 .200 0 1 .000 0 5 5 2 0 2 0 3 9

5/30 vs. OKC 41:54 7 19 .368 6 11 .545 1 2 .500 2 3 5 0 1 1 1 1 21
5/28 at OKC 39:35 14 30 .467 11 18 .611 2 2 1.000 1 3 4 0 1 1 1 4 41

5/26 vs. OKC 36:58 8 21 .381 2 9 .222 9 10 .900 0 5 5 2 1 0 3 4 27

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Has scored 20-plus 13 times, 30-plus five times (seven career) and 2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
40-plus once (one career). 45 vs. Dallas (1/27)........................................... PTS.................................... 52 vs. Sacramento (1/23/15)
• Finished the 2016 Western Conference Finals with 30 three- 7, eight times, last vs. New York (3/16).......... REB....................... 10, twice, last vs. Chicago (1/27/15)
7 at Denver (11/22)........................................... AST..................8, twice, last at New Orleans (11/26/13)
pointers (30-of-72 3FG), which is second-most in a series in NBA 3, twice, last at Chicago (1/20)........................ BLK..............................................5 at Houston (1/17/15)
history (behind Curry’s 32 threes in that series). 5 at Phoenix (2/10)........................................... STL................. 5, three times, last at Phoenix (2/10/16)
• Hit an NBA playoff record 11 three-pointers (11-of-18 3FG) in Game 16 at Houston (12/31).......................................FGM......................16, twice, last at Houston (12/31/15)
10, twice, last at Dallas (3/18)........................3FGM.................................. 11 vs. Sacramento (1/23/15)
6 on 5/28 at Oklahoma City, scoring a postseason career-high 41 10, twice, last vs. Dallas (1/27)........................ FTM.................10, three times, last vs. Dallas (1/27/16)
points. 46 vs. Denver (1/2)........................................... MIN...........................................55 vs. Denver (11/10/12)
• Scored 20-plus in eight-straight games (4/24 - 5/16), a playoff PTS (Quarter).....................37 vs. Sacramento, 3rd (1/23/15)
PTS (Half).......................39 vs. Sacramento, 2nd (1/23/15)
career-best streak.
• Hit at least five threes in seven-straight games (4/24 - 5/11), an
NBA playoff record streak. 2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
• Swiped a playoff career-high-tying three steals in Game 4 on 5/24 41 at Oklahoma City (5/28)...............................PTS................................ 41 at Oklahoma City (5/28/16)
at Oklahoma City... Scored 19-straight Warriors points in the third 9 vs. Oklahoma City (5/16)...............................REB...................................... 14 at San Antonio (5/8/13)
5, three times, last vs. Portland (5/1)..............AST....................................... 7 at L.A. Clippers (5/3/14)
quarter of that contest. 1, five times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)....BLK............................................... 3 at Denver (4/20/13)
• Connected on 28 three-pointers in the Western Conference 3 at Oklahoma City (5/24)................................. STL.....3, three times, last at Oklahoma City (5/24/16)
Semifinals (28-of-56 3FG), an NBA record for most three-pointers 14, 3x, last at Oklahoma City (5/28)................ FGM.....14, four times, last at Oklahoma City (5/28/16)
11 at Oklahoma City (5/28)............................. 3FGM................................11 at Oklahoma City (5/28/16)
made and attempted in a five-game series. 15 vs. Houston (4/18)........................................FTM......................................... 15 vs. Houston (4/18/16)
• Matched his postseason-high with 14 field goals in Game 3 on 5/7 42 at Portland (5/9)............................................ MIN...................................51 vs. San Antonio (5/12/13)
at Portland, scoring 35 points on 14-of-28 from the field.
• Scored a playoff career-high 37 points in Game 1 on 5/1 vs. Portland, matching a career playoff-best with 14 made field goals.
• Became the first player in NBA history to hit seven threes in consecutive playoff games, doing so in three-straight (4/24 - 5/1)... Hit 21-of-36 from three
over that stretch, the most threes over a three-game period in NBA postseason history.
• Hit a career-high 15 free throws (15-of-16 FT) en route to a then-playoff career-high-tying 34 points in Game 2 on 4/18 vs. Houston.
• Connected on his 100th career postseason three-pointer in Game 1 on 4/16 vs. Houston.
• Hit at least one three-pointer in 31-straight postseason games, a career-best playoff three-point streak (5/16/13-4/18/16).

2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Appeared in 80 games (all starts), averaging a career-best 22.1 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 33.3 minutes.
• Scored 20-plus 42 times, 30-plus 17 times and 40-plus four times (all at home)... Ranked tied for fifth in three-point percentage (.425).
• Connected on 276 three-pointers, the third-highest three-point total in a single season in NBA history (behind two Stephen Curry seasons).
• Combined with his backcourt mate, Stephen Curry, the pair hit 678 three-pointers, the most by a tandem in a single season in NBA history.
• Won the Three-Point Contest at All-Star Saturday Night, tying Stephen Curry’s Three-Point Contest record with a score of 27 points in the final round to
win the 2016 Three-Point crown... Hit his final eight three-pointers, including six-straight money balls... Along with Stephen Curry’s victory last season,
Golden State is the first team in the history of the Three-Point Contest to have two different players win the event in consecutive years.
• Missed one game with a sprained right ankle (12/11)... Missed one game due to back stiffness (11/14).
18 C ANDERSON VAREJAO 6-10 273 12TH YEAR BRAZIL
GP/S 12/0 PTS 1.1 REB 1.2 AST 0.7 STL 0.08 BLK 0.17 FG% .455 MIN 4.6
LAST 5 MIN FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% OR DR REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
6/5 vs. CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision
6/2 vs. CLE 3:19 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0

5/30 vs. OKC 1:51 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2
5/28 at OKC 1:07 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

5/26 vs. OKC 3:29 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2016 POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS WITH GOLDEN STATE:

• Became the first player in NBA history to play for both of the league’s
finalists in the same season.
• Made his Warriors playoff debut in Game 1 on 4/16 vs. Houston.
• DNP-CD six times... Inactive once.
2015-16 HIGHLIGHTS WITH CLEVELAND & GOLDEN STATE:
• Appeared in 53 games with Cleveland and Golden State, averaging
2.6 points and 2.7 rebounds in 9.4 minutes.
• In 22 games with Golden State, averaged 2.6 points and 2.3
rebounds in 8.4 minutes.
• Appeared in his 600th career regular-season game (ninth with the
Warriors) on 3/11 vs. Portland, tallying four points and six boards.
• Matched a season-high with nine points, his highest scoring output
as a Warrior, on 3/9 vs. Utah.
• Made his Warriors debut on 2/24 at Miami, scoring one point and
grabbing three rebounds in 10 minutes... Became the second
Brazilian-born player to appear in a game with the Warriors, joining
Leandro Barbosa.
• Scored a season-high nine points on 11/19 vs. Milwaukee.
• DNP-CD 21 times with Cleveland and six times with Golden State.
2015-16 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
9, twice, last vs. Utah (3/9).................................... PTS.................................... 35 at Brooklyn (11/13/12)
10 vs. New Orleans (2/6)........................................ REB........................................ 25 vs. Orlando (1/2/14)
3, three times, last at Orlando (2/25).................... AST............................... 9 vs. Washington (10/30/12)
2, three times, last vs. Dallas (3/25)..................... BLK......................................5 at Charlotte (12/29/10)
2, twice, last vs. Washington (3/29)...................... STL...................................... 5 vs. Orlando (12/28/10)
4, twice, last vs. Utah (3/9)....................................FGM................................... 16 at Brooklyn (11/13/12)
................................................................................3FGM......................................1 vs. Atlanta (12/30/09)
3, three times, last vs. Washington (3/29)............ FTM.....................................12 vs. Toronto (12/18/12)
27 vs. New Orleans (2/6)........................................ MIN..................................... 47 vs. Portland (12/1/12)
PTS (Quarter)..................... 17 at Brooklyn, 1st (11/13/12)
PTS (Half)........................ 21 at Brooklyn, 1st (11/13/12)
2016 POSTSEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS
4, twice, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/18)................. PTS......................................16 vs. Detroit (5/13/06)
4 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18).................................... REB..................................... 15 vs. Chicago (4/7/10)
2, three times, last vs. Oklahoma City (5/30)....... AST.................................3 at Washington (4/24/08)
2 vs. Portland (5/1)................................................. BLK......................................... 4 vs. Atlanta (5/7/09)
1 vs. Portland (5/1)................................................. STL........................................5 at Orlando (5/26/09)
2 vs. Portland (5/1).................................................FGM.......................................7 at Orlando (5/30/09)
................................................................................3FGM..........................................................................
2 vs. Oklahoma City (5/18).................................... FTM..........................................6 at Detroit (5/17/06)
8 vs. Houston (4/27)............................................... MIN....................................37 vs. Orlando (5/20/09)
 2016 POSTSEASON LINEUPS AND LEADERS
STARTING LINEUPS
PG SG C SF PF G REC. PCT.
Curry Thompson Bogut Barnes Green 11 8-3 .727
Livingston Thompson Bogut Barnes Green 7 5-2 .714
Curry Thompson Bogut Iguodala Green 1 1-0 1.000
MISCELLANEOUS
Category Warriors Opponent
Bench Total 695 474
Bench Average 36.6 24.9
Team Bench High 71, 5/9 at POR 39, 2x, last: 4/24 at HOU
Player Bench High 40, Curry, 5/9 at POR 20, Crabbe, 5/11 vs. POR
Largest Lead 35, 5/18 vs. OKC 41, 5/22 at OKC
Largest Win 33, twice, last: 6/5 vs. CLE 28, 5/22 at OKC
Largest Comeback 17, 5/3 vs. POR 14, 5/16 vs. OKC
Lead Changes 13, 4/24 at HOU

RECORD AS STARTER GAMES MISSED DUE TO REST/INJURY/ILLNESS

Player Games Record PCT.
Barnes 18 13-5 .722
Bogut 19 14-5 .737
Curry 12 9-3 .750
Green 19 14-5 .737
Iguodala 1 1-0 1.000
Livingston 7 5-2 .714
Thompson 19 14-5 .737
Player Games Injury Dates Record
Stephen Curry 2 Right ankle 4/18 - 4/21 1-1
4 MCL sprain, right knee 4/27 - 5/7 3-1
Kevon Looney 3 Hip 4/16 - 4/21 2-1
16 Left Hip Surgery 4/24 - 6/5 12-4
Total Games Missed Due to Injury/Illness: 25

MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Won 1 2 1 2 1 1 1
Lost 1 1 1
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40+
Won 1 2 2
Lost 1 1

WARRIORS STAT BREAKDOWN WARRIORS LEADERS HOME ATT.

10+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ 10+ 20+ 10+ DBL TRPL BENCH GAMES
Player PTS PTS PTS PTS PTS REB REB AST DBL DBL PTS REB AST STL BLK MIN PTS
Barbosa 3 1 2 12
Barnes 8 1 1 3 3 1 TOTAL
Bogut 4 2 2 2 3 9
Clark 1 1 2 235,152
Curry 12 9 4 1 2 1 3 7 3 7 4 2 1 AVERAGE
Ezeli 1 1 1
Green 16 5 1 9 1 8 1 2 14 9 7 11 12 1 19,596
Iguodala 5 1 3 6 1 1 9
HIGH
Livingston 7 1 1 1 4 2 3
Looney 19,596
McAdoo 1
SELLOUTS
Rush 1 1 1 1
Speights 5 1 1 3 4 12
Thompson 18 13 5 1 8 1 1 5 3 1
Varejao
 2016 POSTSEASON TEAM HIGHS, LOWS AND LASTS

CATEGORY WARRIORS OPPONENT

HIGH LOW HIGH LOW
PTS 132, 5/9 at POR 94, 5/24 at OKC 133, 5/22 at OKC 77, 6/5 vs. CLE
PTS, 1ST QTR 37, twice, last: 5/1 vs. POR 18, twice, last: 5/9 at POR 34, twice, last: 5/22 at OKC 15, 4/16 vs. HOU
PTS, 2ND QTR 39, 5/9 at POR 18, 5/7 at POR 42, 5/24 at OKC 17, 4/27 vs. HOU
PTS, 1ST HALF 66, 4/18 vs. HOU 42, 5/30 vs. OKC 72, twice, last: 5/24 at OKC 33, 4/16 vs. HOU
PTS, 3RD QTR 41, 4/24 at HOU 20, 4/18 vs. HOU 45, 5/22 at OKC 12, 5/30 vs. OKC
PTS, 4TH QTR 39, 5/26 vs. OKC 12, 5/24 at OKC 34, 5/26 vs. OKC 12, 5/3 vs. POR
PTS, 2ND HALF 67, 5/11 vs. POR 41, 5/24 at OKC 62, 5/7 at POR 33, 6/5 vs. CLE
PTS, OT 21, 5/9 at POR 14, 5/9 at POR
FGM 46, 4/24 at HOU 33, 5/24 at OKC 46, 5/22 at OKC 28, 6/5 vs. CLE
FGA 95, 5/9 at POR 79, 4/21 at HOU 106, 5/9 at POR 78, twice, last: 5/18 vs. OKC
FG% .549, 4/27 vs. HOU .413, twice, last: 5/24 at OKC .500, 5/22 at OKC .326, 4/27 vs. HOU
3FGM 21, twice, last: 5/28 at OKC 6, 4/21 at HOU 17, 5/7 at POR 3, 5/28 at OKC
3FGA 44, 5/28 at OKC 23, 4/18 vs. HOU 39, 5/9 at POR 17, 5/16 vs. OKC
3FG% .525, 4/24 at HOU .240, 4/21 at HOU .567, 5/7 at POR .130, 5/28 at OKC
FTM 31, 5/26 vs. OKC 5, 5/30 vs. OKC 33, 5/22 at OKC 12, 4/16 vs. HOU
FTA 38, 4/18 vs. HOU 8, 5/30 vs. OKC 40, 5/24 at OKC 17, 5/30 vs. OKC
FT% .912, 5/26 vs. OKC .500, 4/24 at HOU .900, 6/2 vs. CLE .500, 4/16 vs. HOU
REB 55, 5/1 vs. POR 38, 5/22 at OKC 56, 5/24 at OKC 34, 6/5 vs. CLE
OREB 16, 5/1 vs. POR 6, 4/27 vs. HOU 22, 4/27 vs. HOU 6, 5/3 vs. POR
DREB 39, twice, last: 5/9 at POR 26, 4/18 vs. HOU 42, 5/16 vs. OKC 25, twice, last: 6/5 vs. CLE
AST 38, 4/24 at HOU 15, 5/24 at OKC 26, 5/1 vs. POR 15, 6/5 vs. CLE
STL 13, twice, last: 5/26 vs. OKC 4, three times, last: 5/30 vs. OKC 16, 5/24 at OKC 3, 5/30 vs. OKC
TO 21, twice, last: 6/5 vs. CLE 9, 6/2 vs. CLE 24, 4/16 vs. HOU 7, 5/30 vs. OKC
BLK 10, 5/9 at POR 1, 5/22 at OKC 10, 5/28 at OKC 2, 5/26 vs. OKC
PTS IN PAINT 56, twice, last: 5/3 vs. POR 28, 5/28 at OKC 62, 5/22 at OKC 28, 5/3 vs. POR
2ND CHANCE PTS 25, 4/16 vs. HOU 0, 4/27 vs. HOU 25, 5/28 at OKC 5, 5/18 vs. OKC
FASTBREAK PTS 28, 5/9 at POR 2, 5/7 at POR 29, 5/22 at OKC 8, twice, last: 5/30 vs. OKC
PTS OFF TO 33, 4/16 vs. HOU 9, 5/11 vs. POR 20, 3x, last: 5/16 vs. OKC 11, 5/3 vs. POR

THE WARRIORS WHEN...

Overall... 14-5 More rebounds than opponent (tied)... 6-1 (1-0) Leading after first quarter (tied)... 7-2 (1-0)
Home… 11-1 Fewer rebounds than opponent… 7-4 Trailing after first quarter… 6-3
Away… 3-4 More assists than opponent (tied)… 11-4 (2-0) Leading at halftime (tied)… 8-1 (1-0)
Overtime… 1-0 Fewer assists than opponent… 1-1 Trailing at halftime… 5-4
April... 4-1 More FTA than opponent (tied)… 4-1 (3-0) Leading after third quarter (tied)… 12-1
May… 8-4 Fewer FTA than opponent… 7-4 Trailing after third quarter… 2-4
June... 2-0 More 3FG than opponent (tied)… 9-2 (1-1) Score 100-plus… 13-3
Monday… 3-1 Fewer 3FG than opponent… 4-2 Score 99 or below… 1-2
Tuesday… 1-1 More steals than opponent (tied)… 8-1 (2-0) Opponents score 100-plus… 6-4
Wednesday… 3-0 Fewer steals than opponent… 4-4 Opponents score 99 or below… 8-1
Thursday… 2-1 More blocks than opponent (tied)… 8-2 (2-0) Outshooting opponent (tied)… 13-3
Friday… Fewer blocks than opponent… 4-3 Outshot by opponent… 1-2
Saturday… 2-1 More bench points than opponent (tied)… 11-3 Shoot .500-plus… 5-0
Sunday… 3-1 Fewer bench points than opponent… 3-2 Shoot below .500… 9-5
On TNT... 9-4 Decided by three points or fewer... 0-1 Opponents shoot .500-plus… 0-1
On ABC... 5-1 Decided by 10-or-more points... 8-3 Opponents shoot below .500… 14-4
In wire-to-wire games... 3-0
All five starters score in double figures... 1-0

THE LAST TIME... WARRIORS OPPONENT

Played an overtime game 5/9/16 at POR (W, 132-125)
Played a double-overtime game 5/6/13 at SAS (L, 127-129)
Scored 120-plus points 5/26/16 vs. OKC (120) 5/22/16 at OKC (133)
Scored 70-or-fewer points 4/21/73 vs. LAL (70) 3/23/50 vs. SYR (53)
Scored 40-plus points in a quarter 4/24/16 at HOU (41, 3rd) 5/24/16 at OKC (42, 2nd)
Outrebounded opponent by 20-or-more 5/27/15 vs. HOU (59-39) 5/15/07 at UTA (59-35)
All five starters scored in double figures 5/1/16 vs. POR 5/24/16 at OKC
Had a player score 50-plus points 5/10/87 vs. LAL (Sleepy Floyd, 51) 5/4/94 vs. PHO (Charles Barkley, 56)
Had a player score 40-plus points 5/28/16 at OKC (Klay Thompson, 41) 5/26/16 vs. OKC (Kevin Durant, 40)
Had a player with 20-plus rebounds 5/2/13 vs. DEN (Andrew Bogut, 21) 4/27/16 vs. HOU (Dwight Howard, 21)
Had a player with 15-plus assists 4/24/14 vs. LAC (Stephen Curry, 15) 5/10/91 vs. LAL (Magic Johnson, 15)
Had a player with a triple-double 5/1/16 vs. POR (Draymond Green, 23 pts/13 reb/11 ast) 5/24/16 at OKC (Russell Westbrook, 36 pts/11 reb/11 ast)
 2016 POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL PLAYER HIGHS

WARRIORS OPPONENT
Points # Game Points # Game
Klay Thompson 41 5/28 at OKC Kevin Durant 40 5/26 vs. OKC
Stephen Curry 40 5/9 at POR Damian Lillard 40 5/7 at POR
Draymond Green 37 5/7 at POR Damian Lillard 36 5/9 at POR
Klay Thompson 37 5/1 vs. POR Russell Westbrook 36 5/24 at OKC
Stephen Curry 36 5/30 vs. OKC Points (QTR) # Game
Klay Thompson 35 5/7 at POR Russell Westbrook (3) 19 5/16 vs. OKC
Points (QTR) # Game Damian Lillard (4) 18 5/1 vs. POR
Klay Thompson (4) 19 5/28 at OKC James Harden (1) 18 4/27 vs. HOU
Klay Thompson (3) 19 5/24 at OKC Points (HALF) # Game
Draymond Green (3) 19 5/7 at POR Kevin Durant (2) 25 5/26 vs. OKC
Klay Thompson (1) 18 5/7 at POR Damian Lillard (1) 25 5/7 at POR
Klay Thompson (1) 18 5/1 vs. POR James Harden (1) 25 4/27 vs. HOU
Points (HALF) # Game Russell Westbrook (2) 24 5/16 vs. OKC
Draymond Green (2) 28 5/7 at POR Rebounds # Game
Klay Thompson (2) 25 5/28 at OKC Dwight Howard 21 4/27 vs. HOU
Stephen Curry (2) 24 5/30 vs. OKC Mason Plumlee 15 5/9 at POR
Klay Thompson (1) 24 5/7 at POR Dwight Howard 15 4/24 at HOU
Stephen Curry (1) 24 4/16 vs. HOU Rebounds (QTR) # Game
Rebounds # Game Dwight Howard (3) 8 4/27 vs. HOU
Andrew Bogut 14 5/26 vs. OKC Clint Capela (4) 8 4/16 vs. HOU
Draymond Green 14 5/3 vs. POR Rebounds (HALF) # Game
Draymond Green 14 4/18 vs. HOU Dwight Howard (2) 13 4/27 vs. HOU
Draymond Green 13 5/1 vs. POR Mason Plumlee (1) 10 5/9 at POR
Rebounds (QTR) # Game Dwight Howard (1) 10 4/24 at HOU
Brandon Rush (4) 7 5/22 at OKC Clint Capela (2) 10 4/16 vs. HOU
Andrew Bogut (1) 6 4/24 at HOU Assists # Game
Draymond Green (1) 6 4/18 vs. HOU Russell Westbrook 13 5/30 vs. OKC
Stephen Curry (1) 6 4/16 vs. HOU Russell Westbrook 12 5/22 at OKC
Rebounds (HALF) # Game Russell Westbrook 12 5/18 vs. OKC
Andrew Bogut (1) 8 5/26 vs. OKC Russell Westbrook 12 5/16 vs. OKC
Draymond Green (1) 8 5/26 vs. OKC Assists (QTR) # Game
Andrew Bogut (1) 8 5/7 at POR Damian Lillard (3) 7 5/7 at POR
Andrew Bogut (1) 8 5/1 vs. POR Assists (HALF) # Game
Draymond Green (1) 8 5/1 vs. POR Russell Westbrook (1) 9 5/24 at OKC
Assists # Game Russell Westbrook (1) 8 5/18 vs. OKC
Stephen Curry 11 5/11 vs. POR Russell Westbrook (1) 8 5/16 vs. OKC
Draymond Green 11 5/1 vs. POR Steals # Game
Shaun Livingston 10 5/7 at POR Russell Westbrook 7 5/16 vs. OKC
Assists (QTR) # Game James Harden 7 4/24 at HOU
Andre Iguodala (2) 6 5/26 vs. OKC Blocks # Game
Assists (HALF) # Game Kevin Durant 3 5/28 at OKC
Shaun Livingston (2) 9 4/24 at HOU Serge Ibaka 3 5/28 at OKC
Steals # Game Andre Roberson 3 5/28 at OKC
Stephen Curry 5 5/26 vs. OKC Kevin Durant 3 5/24 at OKC
Draymond Green 4 5/9 at POR Kevin Durant 3 5/22 at OKC
Blocks # Game Ed Davis 3 5/11 vs. POR
Draymond Green 7 5/9 at POR FG Made # Game
FG Made # Game Damian Lillard 14 5/7 at POR
Stephen Curry 16 5/9 at POR Russell Westbrook 12 5/24 at OKC
Klay Thompson 14 5/28 at OKC James Harden 12 4/27 vs. HOU
Klay Thompson 14 5/7 at POR FG Attempted # Game
Klay Thompson 14 5/1 vs. POR Kevin Durant 31 5/28 at OKC
FG Attempted # Game Damian Lillard 30 5/9 at POR
Stephen Curry 32 5/9 at POR 3FG Made # Game
Klay Thompson 30 5/28 at OKC Damian Lillard 8 5/7 at POR
3FG Made # Game Damian Lillard 6 5/3 vs. POR
Klay Thompson 11 5/28 at OKC 3FG Attempted # Game
Draymond Green 8 5/7 at POR Damian Lillard 18 5/9 at POR
3FG Attempted # Game James Harden 14 4/21 at HOU
Klay Thompson 18 5/28 at OKC FT Made # Game
Stephen Curry 16 5/9 at POR Kevin Durant 13 5/26 vs. OKC
FT Made # Game Damian Lillard 13 5/9 at POR
Klay Thompson 15 4/18 vs. HOU James Harden 13 4/18 vs. HOU
FT Attempted # Game FT Attempted # Game
Klay Thompson 16 4/18 vs. HOU Damian Lillard 16 5/9 at POR
Minutes # Game Minutes # Game
Draymond Green 44 5/9 at POR C.J. McCollum 48 5/9 at POR
Andre Iguodala 43 5/30 vs. OKC Damian Lillard 47 5/9 at POR
Draymond Green 43 5/28 at OKC Kevin Durant 46 5/30 vs. OKC
Kevin Durant 46 5/16 vs. OKC
 2016 POSTSEASON GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS
Date Opp. W/L Score Rec. Att. GS Pts. GS Reb. GS Ast. Opp. Pts. Opp. Reb. Opp. Ast.
4/16 vs. HOU W 104-78 1-0 19,596 Curry 24 Green 10 Iguodala 7 Harden 17 Capela 12 Brewer 6
4/18 vs. HOU W 115-106 2-0 19,596 Thompson 34 Green 12 Green 8 Harden 28 Howard 10 Harden 11
4/21 at HOU L 96-97 2-1 18,200 Speights 22 Thompson 8 Green 7 Harden 35 Howard/Motiejunas 13 Harden 9
4/24 at HOU W 121-94 3-1 18,200 Thompson 23 Green 8 Livingston 9 Howard 19 Howard 15 Harden 10
4/27 vs. HOU W 114-81 4-1 19,596 Thompson 27 Green 9 Green 8 Harden 35 Howard 21 Harden 6
5/1 vs. POR W 118-106 5-1 19,596 Thompson 37 Green 13 Green 11 Lillard 30 Plumlee 12 Plumlee 6
5/3 vs. POR W 110-99 6-1 19,596 Thompson 27 Green 14 Green 7 Lillard 25 Plumlee 11 Lillard 6
5/7 at POR L 108-120 6-2 19,673 Green 37 Green 9 Livingston 10 Lillard 40 Aminu/Davis 10 Lillard 10
5/9 at POR W 132-125 7-2 19,583 Curry 40 Three tied 9 Curry 8 Lillard 36 Plumlee 15 Lillard 10
5/11 vs. POR W 125-121 8-2 19,596 Thompson 33 Green 11 Curry 11 Lillard 28 Aminu 9 Lillard 7
5/16 vs. OKC L 102-108 8-3 19,596 Curry 26 Curry 10 Curry 7 Westbrook 27 Adams 12 Westbrook 12
5/18 vs. OKC W 118-91 9-3 19,596 Curry 28 Green 8 Green 7 Durant 29 Adams 10 Westbrook 12
5/22 at OKC L 105-133 9-4 18,203 Curry 24 Rush 7 Five tied 3 Durant 33 Kanter 12 Westbrook 12
5/24 at OKC L 94-118 9-5 18,203 Thompson 26 Green 11 Curry 5 Westbrook 36 Roberson 12 Westbrook 11
5/26 vs. OKC W 120-111 10-5 19,596 Curry 31 Bogut 14 Iguodala 8 Durant 40 Adams 10 Westbrook 8
5/28 at OKC W 108-101 11-5 18,203 Thompson 41 Green 12 Curry 9 Durant 29 Three tied 9 Westbrook 11
5/30 vs. OKC W 96-88 12-5 19,596 Curry 36 Green 9 Curry 8 Durant 27 Roberson 12 Westbrook 13
6/2 vs. CLE W 104-89 13-5 19,596 Livingston 20 Green 11 Green 7 Irving 26 Love 13 James 9
6/5 vs. CLE W 110-77 14-5 19,596 Green 28 Curry 9 Three tied 5 James 19 James 8 James 9
6/8 at CLE
6/10 at CLE
6/13* vs. CLE
6/16* at CLE
6/19* vs. CLE
*If necessary

2016 POSTSEASON WARRIORS GAME-BY-GAME STATS

Date Opp. FG FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% ORB DRB REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS PAINT 2ND CH. FB
4/16 vs. HOU 39 91 .429 10 25 .400 16 24 .667 15 38 53 26 10 7 18 22 104 44 25 21
4/18 vs. HOU 40 81 .494 8 23 .348 27 38 .711 13 26 39 27 10 6 12 24 115 56 18 18
4/21 at HOU 34 79 .430 6 25 .240 22 29 .759 8 35 43 23 6 6 14 23 96 36 5 10
4/24 at HOU 46 89 .517 21 40 .525 8 16 .500 7 36 43 38 10 2 16 26 121 40 9 20
4/27 vs. HOU 45 82 .549 13 31 .419 11 19 .579 6 34 40 30 10 6 10 16 114 40 0 26
5/1 vs. POR 43 91 .473 11 31 .355 21 24 .875 16 39 55 27 8 8 12 22 118 42 17 19
5/3 vs. POR 42 91 .462 8 24 .333 18 20 .900 10 38 48 21 4 9 10 23 110 56 15 8
5/7 at POR 42 88 .477 14 29 .483 10 17 .588 11 31 42 29 4 6 12 20 108 40 14 2
5/9 at POR 44 95 .463 17 40 .425 27 33 .818 10 39 49 22 13 10 14 27 132 40 11 28
5/11 vs. POR 43 84 .512 14 32 .438 25 29 .862 9 35 44 28 5 4 16 25 125 42 8 18
5/16 vs. OKC 40 91 .440 11 30 .367 11 17 .647 8 36 44 26 8 4 14 22 102 46 2 23
5/18 vs. OKC 43 85 .506 13 28 .464 19 28 .679 15 30 45 26 9 3 12 21 118 48 15 10
5/22 at OKC 38 92 .413 10 33 .303 19 25 .760 10 28 38 19 9 1 14 21 105 44 16 13
5/24 at OKC 33 80 .413 9 30 .300 19 29 .655 8 32 40 15 11 4 21 26 94 38 13 16
5/26 vs. OKC 40 85 .471 9 24 .375 31 34 .912 11 34 45 25 13 7 15 18 120 48 13 28
5/28 at OKC 36 87 .414 21 44 .477 15 24 .625 12 31 43 23 11 4 15 25 108 28 19 14
5/30 vs. OKC 37 85 .435 17 37 .459 5 8 .625 10 36 46 20 4 4 11 16 96 32 3 12
6/2 vs. CLE 43 87 .494 9 27 .333 9 10 .900 9 32 41 29 9 4 9 16 104 54 15 9
6/5 vs. CLE 44 81 .543 15 33 .455 7 10 .700 12 34 46 26 7 9 21 20 110 50 13 14
6/8 at CLE
6/10 at CLE
6/13* vs. CLE
6/16* at CLE
6/19* vs. CLE
*If necessary
 2016 POSTSEASON OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATS
Date Opp. FG FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% ORB DRB REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS PAINT 2ND CH. FB
4/16 vs. HOU 30 84 .357 6 22 .273 12 24 .500 13 38 51 16 10 6 24 28 78 42 8 15
4/18 vs. HOU 35 79 .443 10 25 .400 26 33 .788 12 25 37 21 4 5 19 34 106 44 9 12
4/21 at HOU 36 92 .391 11 36 .306 14 23 .609 16 36 52 18 9 4 16 24 97 46 16 11
4/24 at HOU 33 78 .423 5 27 .185 23 38 .605 9 35 44 18 11 3 18 20 94 48 12 9
4/27 vs. HOU 31 95 .326 6 32 .188 13 19 .684 22 31 53 17 8 3 18 22 81 32 24 11
5/1 vs. POR 39 97 .402 10 31 .323 18 21 .857 10 30 40 26 7 6 9 19 106 46 13 11
5/3 vs. POR 36 81 .444 13 30 .433 14 21 .667 6 33 39 22 5 5 17 25 99 28 10 19
5/7 at POR 40 86 .465 17 30 .567 23 29 .793 11 30 41 19 5 4 10 19 120 34 12 8
5/9 at POR 43 106 .406 15 39 .385 24 33 .727 18 34 52 22 8 3 18 29 125 40 24 11
5/11 vs. POR 38 92 .413 16 36 .444 29 39 .744 13 34 47 20 9 4 11 23 121 30 19 26
5/16 vs. OKC 39 89 .438 8 17 .471 22 32 .688 10 42 52 22 12 6 12 15 108 40 15 21
5/18 vs. OKC 35 78 .449 7 23 .304 14 19 .737 7 29 36 22 9 4 16 22 91 42 5 13
5/22 at OKC 46 92 .500 8 25 .320 33 37 .892 11 41 52 21 6 8 12 23 133 62 21 29
5/24 at OKC 39 90 .433 9 26 .346 31 40 .775 16 40 56 23 16 8 18 22 118 48 21 15
5/26 vs. OKC 39 91 .429 13 30 .433 20 24 .833 13 32 45 23 8 2 17 26 111 30 9 15
5/28 at OKC 38 90 .422 3 23 .130 22 32 .688 16 33 49 16 9 10 15 22 101 52 25 15
5/30 vs. OKC 34 89 .382 7 27 .259 13 17 .765 14 33 47 20 3 5 7 11 88 30 16 8
6/2 vs. CLE 32 84 .381 7 21 .333 18 20 .900 15 32 47 17 7 4 15 17 89 42 13 18
6/5 vs. CLE 28 79 .354 5 23 .217 16 24 .667 9 25 34 15 15 3 18 19 77 40 15 11
6/8 at CLE
6/10 at CLE
6/13* vs. CLE
6/16* at CLE
6/19* vs. CLE
*If necessary

2016 POSTSEASON QUARTER-BY-QUARTER/HALF BREAKDOWN (WARRIORS SCORE LISTED FIRST)

Date Opp. 1ST QTR 2ND QTR 1ST HALF 3RD QTR 4TH QTR 2ND HALF OT1 OT2 FINAL
4/16 vs. HOU 33-15 27-18 60-33 22-27 22-18 44-45 104-78
4/18 vs. HOU 33-30 33-28 66-58 20-21 29-27 49-48 115-106
4/21 at HOU 18-31 30-24 48-55 24-23 24-19 48-42 96-97
4/24 at HOU 29-29 27-27 56-56 41-20 24-18 65-38 121-94
4/27 vs. HOU 37-20 22-17 59-37 30-22 25-22 55-44 114-81
5/1 vs. POR 37-17 28-34 65-51 28-22 25-33 53-55 118-106
5/3 vs. POR 21-34 30-25 51-59 25-28 34-12 59-40 110-99
5/7 at POR 28-22 18-36 46-58 34-35 28-27 62-62 108-120
5/9 at POR 18-26 39-41 58-67 29-18 25-26 54-44 21-14 132-125
5/11 vs. POR 27-30 31-33 58-63 35-28 32-30 67-58 125-121
5/16 vs. OKC 27-21 33-26 60-47 28-38 14-23 42-61 102-108
5/18 vs. OKC 27-20 30-29 57-49 31-19 30-23 61-42 118-91
5/22 at OKC 28-34 19-38 47-72 33-45 25-16 58-61 105-133
5/24 at OKC 26-30 27-42 53-72 29-22 12-24 41-46 94-118
5/26 vs. OKC 25-21 33-29 58-50 23-27 39-34 62-61 120-111
5/28 at OKC 20-23 28-30 48-53 27-30 33-18 60-48 108-101
5/30 vs. OKC 19-24 23-24 42-48 29-12 25-28 54-40 96-88
6/2 vs. CLE 28-24 24-19 52-43 22-25 30-21 52-46 104-89
6/5 vs. CLE 19-21 33-23 52-44 30-18 28-15 58-33 110-77
6/8 at CLE
6/10 at CLE
6/13* vs. CLE
6/16* at CLE
6/19* vs. CLE
*If necessary
WHAT THEY’RE TWEETING
 CHASE CENTER

• On January 28, 2016, GSW Arena LLC and JP Morgan Chase announced a 20-year naming rights
partnership for the team’s new state-of-the-art sports and entertainment center to be built in Mission Bay,
which will be named “Chase Center.”
• The NBA Champions purchased the 12-acre site in San Francisco’s Mission Bay neighborhood in 2014,
making the project the only completely privately financed arena or stadium in the U.S. over the past two
decades.
• Set to open for the start of the 2019-20 season, the 18,000-plus seat arena will anchor a district of 11 acres
of restaurants, cafes, offices, public plazas and other amenities the neighborhood currently lacks, along
with a new five-and-a-half-acre public waterfront park.
• Chase Center will provide San Francisco with an indoor venue it has always lacked, and will play host to not
only NBA basketball, but also major concerts, family shows, conventions and a variety of other attractions.
• Chase Center will be located on a major Muni Metro rail line with easy links to BART and other transit
options. When complete, it will be the only privately-financed facility of its kind built on private property in
the modern era.
• The project won approval from 100% of city agencies and commissions, including the San Francisco Board
of Supervisors, which voted 11-0 to uphold the project’s Environmental Impact Report.
• As part of the naming rights agreement, JPMorgan Chase announced a $25 million commitment over the
next three years to drive more inclusive economic growth in the community. Separately, the firm also plans
to use Chase Center to help spread sports and entertainment in underserved Bay Area communities.