Would Golden State Warriors Rather Play Utah Jazz or LA Clippers in 2nd Round

A broom would have sufficed for the Golden State Warriors' first-round sweep of the Portland Trail Blazers. The reigning Western Conference champions broke out a steamroller instead and pulverized their opponents.Only one of the four contests was decided by less than 12 points; two were settled by at least 25.The second round will presumably present a stiffer challengealthough the Dubs won't run into another team that won 73 games last season, then added Kevin Durant. They'll either face the fourth-seeded Los Angeles Clippers or fifth-seeded Utah Jazz, who are taking a 3-2 lead back home for Friday's Game 6.The Clippers are playoff veterans, big-dancing for the sixth straight year. But they're also playing without five-time All-Star Blake Griffin, lost for the postseason to a plantar plate injury to his right big toe.The growing-up-before-our-eyes Jazz won more games (51) than the franchise had since Deron Williams, Carlos Boozer and Jerry Sloan were running the show in 2009-10. The nucleus is also traveling through uncharted waters, with three of the top-six minute-getters making their postseason debuts.Both potential Warriors foes have obvious strengths and flaws, but which would be the desired second-round draw' Examining the good and bad in each provides a clear choice.Begin Slideshow
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