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The series is now finally over.

It was a very close game from 1st to 3rd quarter, but the Warriors knows how to win and they know how important the game is.
Klay Thompson came out huge tonight, he made 30 points and most of that points came from his efficient 3 point shooting, he was 8-14 (in 3 point area).

Klay is tough, the old Klay knows how to handle the business done and he showed it to us once again.

Game six "Klay" as what the commentators calls him, because historically he goes clutch on games 6 and produces 30 point game performance.

So it's over now, although the Memphis fought very hard and at times they make the game close, Steph Curry and Klay Thompson step up to sell the win for them. Now they will have to wait for either Suns or Dallas to meet in the finals.

And at the start of the year people are saying that Warriors will go the West finals if they are healthy because of the current lineup, a death squad, Curry, Thompson, Poole, Wiggins and Green. And that's what is happening now.

As Green said in an interview, they need to have 8 wins left for them to win the NBA championship, and they call themselves clutch which I totally agree. Curry does not have a good start, but he was not disturbed by that, he keeps shooting and he finally found his rhythm.

Memphis are a good team, but Warriors is a championship team, that's the big difference.

By the way, Looney contributed big time as well, he grabbed 22 rebounds, and 11 of that are offensive rebounds.

Per experience, Warriors has a good edge over Memphis.

This series is finally over, no more scare for the Warriors that they may loss the series if it was brought back to Memphis.
I guess, the heat now is already settled as their series is finally over, hopefully no more injuries for the Warriors in the WCF.

We can check the injury report of the Warriors team.
https://www.espn.ph/nba/team/injuries/_/name/gs/golden-state-warriors