Los Guerreros de Golden State tomarón ventaja de 2-0 en la serie al mejor de 7 por el titulo de la Conferencia del Oeste, al superar a San Antonio Spurs 136-100 el martes en la noche.

Stepehen curry aportó 29 puntos, siete 7 rebotes y 7 asistencias, en solo 3 cuartos de partido, frente a un San Antonio que no tenia a su superestrella Kawhi Leonard.

Kevin Durant, convirtió 16 puntos y Fraymond Green redondeo otra impresionante actuacion con 13 puntos, 9 rebotes y 6 asistencias, dos robos y dos bloqueos. el novato Patrick McCaw tuvo 18 puntos y 5 asistencias saliendo desde el banco para Golden State.

Los 36 puntos de diferencia para los Warriors es la segunda ventaja mas amplia, despues de los 39 puntos en la victoria de Philadelphia sobre St. Louis el 6 de abril de 1948.

El tercer partido de la serie se disputara el sabado en San Antonio.

Mientras que esta noche arranca la serie por el titulo del este entre Celtics-Cleveland.

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Steve Kerr provided a strong message, just not from his usual spot on the bench: Play with urgency from the opening tip this time.

The Golden State Warriors did just that for their ailing coach watching from the locker room, and left Gregg Popovich questioning and criticizing his Spurs players for a lack of belief and feeling sorry for themselves without injured superstar Kawhi Leonard.

Stephen Curry had 29 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in three quarters and the Warriors trounced on the short-handed Spurs, running away from San Antonio for a 136-100 rout Tuesday night and a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.

Kevin Durant added 16 points and Draymond Green provided another impressive all-around performance with 13 points, nine rebounds, six assists, two steals and two blocks. Rookie Patrick McCaw had 18 points and five assists off the bench shooting 6 for 8 as Golden State earned its second-most lopsided postseason victory ever to go to 10-0.

The 36-point Warriors’ win is second to a 39-point victory for Philadelphia at St. Louis on April 6, 1948.

Jonathon Simmons scored 17 of his 22 points in the first half as the lone bright spot for the Spurs.