Game Day, Light, here's Samus Fandieri here, across me, Bigmesh, of the Golden State Warriors Fast Break

Blog at the Mercury News.

Biggie, how you doing, man?

I'm doing well as Sam.

How about yourself?

Good.

I'm pretty optimistic about this game, but, like, as far as I'm concerned, and Andy and I have

talked about it, game 5-22 series, it's officially a three-game series going forward.

I feel like this is the make-or-break game of the series.

In the past, when the Warriors have been 2-2, this has been the game where they kind of show you that, you know, it's over.

We're the better team.

This is not those warrior teams of the past,

but based off what Steph Curry did in game four, it was just a long weekend. I've never

wanted a weekend to go by faster to get to Monday than just. Precisely. I'll back up your

statement with some evidence. So not just in Warriorsland,

game fives, if a series is tied two to two, two, the team that wins game five goes on to win

the series 82.8% of the time in the playoffs. I haven't crunched that number for the finals,

but I'm sure it's pretty darn close to that. It's it's the pivotal game. And I'm totally

with you. You know, weirdly enough, after Wednesday night's game, I was like, oh, God, I don't know how I'm going to make it until Friday.

And then Friday night's game, I'm like, I don't know how I'm going to make it to Monday in a very different way.

I'm like, can I get here tomorrow?

Like, can we just bottle up Steph's lightning and just keep it on on tap for whenever the next game shows up.

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