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Yo, what's up, everyone?

Welcome back to the Lockdown Warriors Postcast. I'm your host, Eric

Triple E. Ingle. You may know me as the former producer for the Murph and Mac warning show on KMBR.

And tonight, man, the Warriors couldn't close it out at Chase Center in game six against the Houston

Rockets, following 115 to 107, a shocking collapse in that fourth quarter.

Steph Curry, who usually shines in these situations, played pretty poorly by his standards

tonight. You look at the point total, and that was fine, but when you look a little bit deeper,

just nine of 23 from the floor and five turnovers. Also, you only had three total warriors in double

figures tonight. Someone other than Stefan Curry and Jimmy Butler will desperately need to

step up in game seven on the road in a hostile environment at the Toyota Center.

If the warriors want to avoid the dreaded up three games to one collapse for a second

time in their playoff history, that would just be awful.

The Rockets nearly doubled the Warriors and free throw attempts again tonight.

And I'm sitting here wondering what the hell is a foul in the NBA after this game?

We'll break it all down.

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