Relive the Epic 2007 NBA Upset: Warriors Stun Mavericks in First Round
A Look Back at the "We Believe" Warriors' Historic Victory
Game 3: Warriors Dominate Mavericks to Take Command
In the annals of NBA history, the 2007 Western Conference First Round matchup between the 8th-seeded Golden State Warriors and the 1st-seeded Dallas Mavericks stands as one of the most improbable upsets of all time. The "We Believe" Warriors, led by a core of underdogs and misfits, defied all expectations and shocked the basketball world by dethroning the heavily favored Mavericks in a thrilling seven-game series.
Game 3 of the series was a turning point, as the Warriors seized control with a resounding 111-82 victory at home. Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, and Monta Ellis led the charge, combining for 62 points and dismantling the Mavericks' defense.
The box score and shot charts from Game 3 paint a vivid picture of the Warriors' dominance. They shot a blistering 53.1% from the field and held the Mavericks to a meager 36.7% shooting clip. Ellis, known for his lightning-fast speed, led all scorers with 28 points, while Davis contributed 24 points and 10 assists.
The victory gave the Warriors a 2-1 series lead and sent shockwaves through the NBA world. The Mavericks, led by reigning MVP Dirk Nowitzki, were considered overwhelming favorites, but the Warriors' relentless effort and fearless play proved too much to overcome.
Fasten your seatbelts and join us as we delve into this unforgettable series and relive the incredible journey of the "We Believe" Warriors. Check back for upcoming updates and insights into this groundbreaking moment in NBA history.
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