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Message: [QUOTE="Dogdeacon, post: 3151174, member: 1026"] It'll be really interesting to see what Golden State does in game 6 and presumably 7. Curry definitely stepped up last night, arguably benefited from Rockets not being prepared to stop a Curry led offense. Now the Rockets can prep for that and I'd put them as a 9.5pt favorite for game 6. One of the answers for GState in game 6 has to be play more guys, these games have been so intense and part of the Warriors strategy should be to keep that intensity wear and tear up to tire Harden, Gordon & CP3. Durant - My guess is he has an injury I get a lot, strained soleus. IF he pulled/tore it, he's done for the playoffs, that soleus muscle (its behind the bigger calf muscle) rolls up like an old window shade. If he just strained it (minor tear) it still takes two weeks to get it back to right and you cannot play or run on it. However it is playable if just a strain, restricts sprinting and hard cuts off that foot. My guess is Durant strained it and we won't see him unless the Warriors are still alive in two weeks. So if I'm Kerr I throw the roster at game 6 and try a variety of different strategies heavily using the bench. Just keep bringing waves and waves of players and hope to keep it close. Long game strategy of 'go the body' in the middle rounds in hopes of finishing the tired opponent at the end = game 7. Save your best for then. [/QUOTE]