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So much of the conversation leading up to game four, we talked about it, it's low-hanging fruit,

Steph Curry, not getting the job done, the greatest outside shooter in the history of the NBA.

Mr. Moneyball, Steph Curry.

Eh, not so much.

Not so much.

And in a game where the Rockets did lead the majority of the game,

I'm not going to say the Warriors were dominant. They weren't. They were down most of the game. I'm not going to say the warriors were dominant.

They weren't.

They were down most of the game.

They were only six lead changes.

The Rockets led by as many as 17 points.

But Golden State came back.

You saw the game.

They had multiple opportunities in the final seconds with Durant, Steph Curry,

Draymond Green missed a layup.

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