The Clippers, as they have the past two games, started off slow. This one had a different wrinkle in that the Scott Foster-helmed refereeing crew was calling every foul in sight, disrupting any kind of rhythm. The Clippers also seemed a bit nervous offensively, with several shots that missed by feet, and a focus on dribbling rather than passing. The Warriors’ defense was much sharper with Bogut, and the Clippers could not get anything going, even with JaMychal Green replacing Ivica Zubac early. Meanwhile, Kevin Durant cooked on the other end, knocking down shot after shot regardless of who the Clippers threw at him.
Clippers Blown Out by Warriors in Game 3, 132-105
