Celtics center Al Horford rolled up on Curry's leg during the scrum -- a play reminiscent on the one in the teams' regular-season meeting in March, when Smart rolled over Curry's ankle in a play that Warriors coach Steve Kerr criticized as 'dangerous.'
The Warriors' last chance at pulling out a comeback victory ended with 3 minutes left on Wednesday night during a scramble that, like the game, went Boston's way. Marcus Smart emerged with the ball, and the Celtics held on to win 116-100 to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.Golden State trailed by as many as 18 points in the first half, but it was a 12-point Boston lead with about four minutes left when Jayson Tatum missed an 18-footer.
The struggle Wednesday night ended with Green fouling out of the game. He chewed out the referee while Curry remained on the floor. Curry remained in the game but after the teams traded baskets to leave Boston ahead by 14 points, Kerr emptied his bench.Green was credited with getting the Warriors back in the series with that Game 2 at home. He came back with nine points, seven assists, five rebounds, a technical foul to set the tone in Golden State's victory.
But he finished with just two points on Wednesday, along with the six fouls and was not a major factor.