76ers vs Golden State Warriors IMPRINT Recap 11/11/2017

OAKLAND, CA. -- The Golden State Warriors in the third quarter gained a considerable amount of distance from their opponent. On Nov. 11, the Philadelphia 76ers witnessed a drastic 36-21 point disparity. Philadelphia (6-7) was right there for the first two quarters. The score was tied with 7:29 left in the third until the Golden State blitzed the Sixers with a 27-11 run. It was a blitz too cold to overcome.

"There is zero margin for error," Sixers coach Brett Brown said. "There is so much firepower on this team that you turn your head or you're not in this complete state of anxiety wondering where people are."

Though Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is pleased with the results, he says he still wants to see his team put two halves together consistently.

"I'd like to be a first-half team too," Kerr said. "That's the next step. It does seem like teams come after us early. ... We want to put it together for four quarters, but right now it seems like we are kind of treading water for a while and getting it going in the second half."

And at the end of four quarters, the Warriors finished on top 135-114 to claim their conference-high sixth straight victory Saturday night at Oracle Arena.