The Golden State Warriors (58 - 13) had an emphatic victory Tuesday in Portland, defeating the Trail Blazers (44 - 25) 122 - 108 to clinch the Pacific Division. Golden State saved its best for the best competition with its best shooting performance of the year. The Warriors shot a remarkable 60% from the floor on their way to putting up 122 points against the Trail Blazers, who were missing LaMarcus Aldridge and Nicolas Batum. This matchup showcased two of the best point guards in the game with Steph Curry putting up 33 points while Damian Lillard finished with 29. The Warriors broke the game open in the third quarter with a 21 - 3 run, leading to a 36 point quarter. The Trail Blazers and Warriors will wrap up the season series on April 9 at the Oracle Arena. Just one night after dismantling the East's fifth - best team, the Wizards, the Warriors put on a show against the West's fourth seed. Golden State had n't won a division title since the 1975 - 76 season where it lost in the conference finals. They are now one win shy of tying the franchise record for wins, a mark they should easily top. The Warriors dished out 37 assists in the game and scored 52 points in the paint. Golden State will return to action Friday when it hosts Memphis. Portland has started to slide over the past week with five straight losses. LaMarcus Aldridge, Nicolas Batum, and Chris Kaman were all sidelined with injuries, which forced Portland to reach deep into its bench with players like C.J McCollum and Joel Freeland both playing more than 20 minutes. It's unclear if any of those three players will be available for Wednesday's tilt in Utah.
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