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Kevin Durant’s season is likely done. The Warriors star suffered an Achilles injury in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, clutching his right ankle area after trying to make a cut to his left while being defended by Serge Ibaka.

This was the Warriors’ last stand. The dynasty has already been cemented, but with a 3-1 series deficit, Game 5 provided a chance to define how that legacy would be interpreted. Would the Warriors go out quietly or throwing haymakers?

The 426-foot bomb into McCovey Cove may not have been the most embarrassing moment of Madison Bumgarner’s first inning.

It started with fireworks, continued with darts and ended with disappointment.

This wasn’t going to happen. It couldn’t. Not with a healthy Klay Thompson, and certainly not with a faultless Klay Thompson performance on both ends.

Here we go again. After the Raptors’ Game 4 win over the Warriors, Toronto mascot Drake posted a number of videos trolling Golden State to his Instagram.

The Warriors are in trouble as they prepare to head to Toronto for Game 5, down 3-1 after Friday’s 105-92 loss to the Raptors at Oracle. They might get worse if Jalen Rose’s pregame report is accurate.

Draymond Green is not particularly stressed about the Warriors’ Game 3 NBA Finals loss to the Toronto Raptors.

The only good news for the Warriors on Wednesday came after the game. Steve Kerr said that he expects Klay Thompson to play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday, according to Tim Kawakami of The Athletic. Kevin Durant’s status is reportedly still up in the air.

The Warriors’ mantra is “strength in numbers.” With no Klay Thompson, no Kevin Durant and no Kevon Looney, the Warriors had few numbers in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night.