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RECAP: Warriors 116, Grizzlies 104: The Voters Have Spoken!
Golden State Of Mind —
The Golden State Warriors beat the Memphis Grizzlies for the second time this year, 116 to 104. They took what was supposed to be an easy win and did it convincingly with the help of two stars, Baron Davis and Monta Ellis. However, they did have some pretty good competition from Pau Gasol to take some votes away. This win came off an ugly and unacceptable loss to the Portland Trailblazers two nights ago, so you could tell they wanted to erase that from memory and prove again how good they are (even if it's beating up a bad team who came off a loss the night before). Let's tally the votes after the jump. Don Nelson started my ...
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