[Senator Clay Davis]

^While probably true, the counter is had the Warriors had Iguodala in games 4 and 5, they likely win one of those, and probably win in 6. Now I realize the counter to that is "Is four All-Stars and two surefire HOFers not enough?". And while that's definitely a valid point, it doesn't change the value Iguodala brings. Even though Durant was amazing last night, Iguodala made some big plays last night too, and his intelligence on the floor can't be underestimated. Not sure they win last night without him.

As far as holding big leads, have we not gotten use to that this postseason? The Warriors generally only play one quarter at full effort, and that's the third which they've dominated at an absurd level this year. They skate through the first half, and then turn it on. Jason14h said it, but it seems like most nights the biggest opponent they are fighting is boredom.