Klay Thompson's big first quarter and Steph Curry's deep shooting later in the game pushes the Warriors to a 116-95 win over the Mavericks. (1:02)OAKLAND, Calif. -- The return to Oracle Arena reminded Andrew Bogut of just how much his situation has changed from a season ago.
Of course, the Dallas Mavericks' record is basically a daily reminder. Dallas headed home from its two-day West Coast trip at 2-6 after Wednesday’s white-flag-waving 116-95 loss to Golden State, when Harrison Barnes was the only one of the Mavs’ top six players to step foot on the court. By comparison, the record-setting Golden State team that Bogut and Barnes played on last season didn’t lose its sixth game until March…
