With Wilt Chamberlain, Guy Rodgers, Tom Meschery and Al Attles scoring in double figures (39 for Wilt), the San Francisco Warriors beat the Bob Pettit-Cliff Hagan St. Louis Hawks 105-95 to reach the Finals, where they lost to Boston in five games. First round, 1987, Game 5 of a best-of-five against Utah: First round, 1991, Game 4 against San Antonio: Insiders felt the Warriors had no business beating the Spurs, but the 110-97 win ended the best-of-five series, thanks to Tim Hardaway (32 points), Chris Mullin (23) and Mitch Richmond (17). First round, 2007, Game 6 of the "We Believe" series against Dallas: [...] considered the greatest series upset in NBA playoff history, it was finalized 111-86 with all of the starters — Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, Matt Barnes, Andris Biedrins and Stephen Jackson — contributing mightily. With the Warriors down 2-1 and looking vulnerable, coach Steve Kerr and his staff replaced center Andrew Bogut with small forward Andre Iguodala in a small-ball lineup and changed the series' tone with a 103-82 win, Iguodala and Stephen Curry each scoring 22 points.