Star Tribune · Jun 8, 2022
Road Warriors draw on experience as Finals move to Boston
Golden State guard Stephen Curry shoots against Boston center Al Horford, left, and guard Derrick White during the first half of Game 2BOSTON — Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have no problem playing on the road. The Celtics, meanwhile, haven't been lights-out in Boston during these playoffs.
As the NBA Finals shift to TD Garden for Wednesday's Game 3 with the series tied at 1, the Celtics ought to have the advantage, but recent numbers suggest otherwise. Boston is 5-4 at home and 8-3 on the road this postseason.
The Warriors, meanwhile, have won at least one away game in 26 consecutive playoff series.