Stephen Curry showed from long range and also attack the hoop, to hold a twisted foot.
And when he is seated at least three times a request with coach Steve Kerr restored, worked the supporting cast he wins.
"Like a kid in timeout and the bench over there,"
exclaimed Curry asked her mood.
Many still he did, scoring 24 points in the 104-78 win over the Golden State Warriors Houston Rockets in their playoff opener on Saturday.
Not quite sure the status of the reigning MVP in the next game.
Draymond Green added 12 points and 10 rebounds for the top-seeded Golden State, carrying the momentum noting the all-time wins record pry No. 73 Wednesday. Warriors erased the previous mark of Bulls and Michael Jordan in 1995-96.
James Harden scored 17 points but did not travel to the free throw line for the backslidden Houston, capped six field goals in the first quarter, a rematch of the Western Conference finals last year to close the Golden State in five games.
Game 2 of the best-of-seven series Monday night at the Oracle Arena and Kerr said that questionable Curry there.
"You lose the MVP of the NBA, it definitely changes your team,"
said Green.