After dropping the first two games (in Sacramento) of this best of seven series, the Warriors have stormed back with three straight wins and can now, back home, eliminate the Kings in Game 6.

Wednesday’s win made it 28 consecutive playoff series where Golden State won at least one road game, a NBA record. We all know they are a much better team at home - where they are 35-8 SU and 29-14 ATS this season.

A big key for the Warriors’ home success is that they allow just 111.7 points/game at home. Compare that to the 122.3 points/game that they allow on the road. That’s a big difference. Sacramento also allows fewer points on the road (116.2) than they do at home (119.1) though the difference is not as significant as Golden State.

In three of the last four games, the Kings have shot 29% or worse from three. De’Aaron Fox having a fractured finger doesn’t help matters. He was 9 of 25 from the floor in Game 5 including 3 of 10 from three. The team went 2 for 22 from three after the first quarter.

The Under is 24-11 this season in Warriors’ home games when the number is 230 or higher. In the NBA Playoffs, Unders have cashed at better than 58% in Game 6/7 since 2004-05. 10*