Bogut's Warriors blow NBA playoff lead Andrew Bogut's Golden State Warriors blew a 16-point lead with just four minutes left in the final quarter to lose game one of their NBA western conference semi-final against the San Antonio Spurs in double overtime. The Warriors are the underdogs against the four-time NBA champions and Monday's 129-127 defeat in San Antonio represented a huge opportunity lost. "We are not the first team to lose a game like this and we won't be the last," Warriors head coach Mark Jackson. At the end of the day, they made plays. Earlier the Warriors, with Bogut going chest-to-chest with Spurs centre great Tim Duncan and sharpshooting guard Stephen Curry deadly from behind the three point arc, took control of the game. Curry had 44 points, but it was the Spurs' Argentinian guard Manu Ginobili who was the game winner. With 1.2 seconds left in the second overtime period Ginobili buried a three pointer to give the Spurs a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven series. Bogut set the foundation for the Warriors to build up their big lead in the first three-and-a-half quarters, battling with Duncan, who was suffering from a stomach bug. The Australian centre finished the game with 15 rebounds, 10 points and four assists while Duncan had 11 rebounds and 19 points. It was when Spurs coach Gregg Popovich pulled an ailing Duncan from the game with a little over four minutes left in regulation that Jackson sat Bogut on the bench. The smaller Spurs line-up, led by point guard Tony Parker and Ginobili, suddenly clicked and outscored the Spurs 18-2 to take the game into overtime, and then double overtime. "We just on the wrong side of a couple of big shots," Curry said. It's a tough loss for us. Curry reminded reporters that the Warriors began their first round playoff series against the Denver Nuggets with a last second loss when Nuggets veteran Andre Miller scored with a buzzer beating lay up. "We had a heartbreaker in game one of the last series, so we have been here before," Curry said. We know how to come back. We have been a resilient team all year. It was the 30th straight time the Warriors have lost in San Antonio, a streak that goes all the way back to 1997. While the Warriors missed out on an upset win, the Chicago Bulls pulled off one on Monday in the first game of their eastern conference semi-final against the Miami Heat. The Bulls, with most of their team struggling with injuries, beat the Heat in Miami 93-86.