Did Game 5’s loss set a franchise record?
The Warriors were absolutely obliterated in Wednesday’s Game 5 against the Memphis Grizzlies, 134-95.
At one point, it appeared Golden State was destined to break franchise records for the worst loss in franchise history, trailing by as many as 55. But a late run by the reserve players kept it from nearing those records. There’s some added good news about the late push to make Game 5 only be a 39-point loss: No team in NBA history has lost a playoff game by 40 or more points and gone on to win the NBA championship during the same season.Worst playoff losses, Warriors franchise history50 points — 136-86, April 4, 1971 at Milwaukee Bucks40 points — 118-78, April 5, 1969 vs. Los Angeles Lakers36 points — 135-99, May 13, 1989 vs.
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