The Golden State Warriors have rallied from a two-game series deficit once in this year's NBA playoffs, but they'll need to prevent a similar disparity Monday night in a pivotal Game 4 clash with the Los Angeles Lakers.
After dropping Game 1 to the Lakers, the Warriors responded like champions and demolished their California rivals by 27 points in Game 2 ... only to lose Game 3 on the road by 30. Six Lakers players eclipsed double-digit scoring figures, while the Warriors essentially had just three, excluding Jonathan Kuminga's late 10 points.
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The Warriors also shot a putrid 13 of 44 (29.5 percent) from 3-point range, while the Lakers splashed in nearly 50 percent of their triples, going 15 of 31.
Golden State will need to regain its championship quality at the right time to avoid a 3-1 series deficit with LeBron James and Anthony Davis on the opposite side. A win, though, would knot the series at 2 with Game 5 back in Chase Center.
Here's everything to know for Game 4 at Crypto.com Arena:
When is Warriors vs. Lakers Game 4?
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The Warriors-Lakers series continues on Monday, May 8.
What time does Warriors vs. Lakers Game 4 start?
Game 4 from Los Angeles is set for 7 p.m. PT.
What TV channel is Warriors vs. Lakers Game 4 on?
TNT will air Warriors-Lakers Game 4.
How to stream Warriors vs. Lakers Game 4 online
You also can stream the action on TNT.com and the TNT mobile app.
NBC Sports Bay Area Plus will have pregame coverage starting at 6 p.m. PT with "Warriors Pregame Live." After the final buzzer, turn on NBC Sports Bay Area for "Warriors Postgame Live," followed by "Dubs Talk Live."
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