Warriors giving off 'We Believe' vibes as pivotal showdown with Grizzlies looms on final day of regular season

Golden State just beat Utah and Phoenix, the top two teams in the league, on back-to-back nights

When the Golden State Warriors beat the Utah Jazz on Monday night, there was a lot of talk about what an impressive victory that was over the team with the NBA's best record. That was a little overblown. The Jazz were playing without Mike Conley and Donovan Mitchell, two of their three best players.  Golden State's 122-116 win over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday? That's a different story. All things considered, this was probably the single-most impressive victory of the Warriors' season.  For starters, Stephen Curry had his worst shooting game in recent memory (1 of 11 from 3). As a team, the Warriors shot just 11 for 40 from 3 (27.5 percent), while the Suns shot 43.2 percent (16 of 37).