Warriors’ Andrew Bogut in line for $1.9 million bonus

NEW ORLEANS — Warriors center Andrew Bogut played more than 65 regular-season games and is expected to make one of the NBA's All-Defensive teams this month.The bonus would count against the Warriors' salary cap, but team officials say it wouldn't push the number into the luxury tax.Bogut isn't really into numbers, and he certainly isn't into the NBA image.Power forward David Lee was active for Saturday's Game 4 and available in an emergency situation (which didn't arise) after missing the first three playoff games with a sore lower back.Memphis played Portland late Saturday with a chance to take a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven, first-round series.The Grizzlies start a tough front line with Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph and often stay big with reserve center Kosta Koufos, which could lead to playing time for Lee.The two-time All-Star has kept a good attitude all season, despite seeing his starting role and customary minutes taken.Mike Dunleavy, who played 11 NBA seasons and coached for 17 before starting a show on SiriusXM Radio, said the Warriors should make it to the Western Conference finals without much trouble."His real value is that he can play point forward and release...