Spurs are back in the Western Conference Finals.

In a battle of youth vs experience. Experience got the better of this match-up as the second seeded San Antonio Spurs are heading back to the Western Conference Finals as they defeat the sixth seeded Golden State Warriors in six games as the Spurs are in the West Finals for a second straight season.

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The Warriors, after pulling of a major upset of the third seeded Denver Nuggets in six games, they came in as the lowest seeded team to come out of the first round and these young players led by sweet shooting Stephen Curry battled against a tested veteran team and gave it their all in this series. They manage to win two games in the series including one on the road. However, the more experienced Spurs team came out and delivered when it all mattered the most. Fueled by a frenzied fanbase which pack up their home floor dressed in yellow and pecking the decibel meter up to the roofs every single home game. These young bloods have achieved a nice run with players surrounding Curry like Klay Thompson, David Lee, Harrison Barnes, Carl Landry and Jarrett Jack to name a nice lineup the Warriors had. However, their playoff run comes to an end this time around.

As for the Spurs, they came into the series well rested after sweeping the Los Angeles Lakers in the first round. The extra rest they got proved to be beneficial especially on a veteran core that they have on the line up. Their experience proved to be a factor in their series as shown by their poise in an thrilling Game 1 victory at home as well as picking up two wins in front of a raucous "Roaracle" Arena crowd in Oakland. Their triumvirate of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have delivered when it all mattered for the Spurs. Now their quest back to glory will continue as they look to have another shot at an NBA championship as these three men are winding down their decorated NBA careers.

The Spurs will now face the Memphis Grizzlies in the Western Conference Finals. In a rematch of their first round matchup from 2011 when the then eight-seeded Grizzlies knocked off the then top seeded Spurs in six games. Despite having to go through personnel changes over the two years since they last met in the playoffs, expect the same old ballgame that we saw from both teams two years back.

As for the Warriors, their remarkable season comes to an end. This young team will be a team to fear for many years to come. The players on their roster still have a ton of growth ahead of them and this deep playoff experience they had will make them better for even deeper playoff runs when their time comes.

Here are the scores from all games of the series:

GAME 1 @ San Antonio: Warriors 127-129 Spurs (2OT)

Warriors leaders:

Points: Curry 44, Thompson 19, Barnes 19

Rebounds: Bogut 15, Barnes 12, Dr. Green 7

Assists: Curry 11, Bogut 4, Thompson 3

Spurs leaders:

Points: Parker 28, Da. Green 22, Duncan 19

Rebounds: Duncan 11, Leonard 9, Parker 8

Assists: Ginobili 11, Parker 8, Leonard 3

GAME 2 @ San Antonio: Warriors 100-91 Spurs

Warriors leaders:

Points: Thompson 34, Curry 22, Barnes 13

Rebounds: Thompson 14, Bogut 11, Landry 8

Assists: Dr. Green 5, Curry 4, Jack 4

Spurs leaders:

Points: Duncan 23, Parker 20, Ginobili 12

Rebounds: Leonard 12, Duncan 9, Parker 6, Da. Green 6

Assists: Ginobili 4, Parker 3

GAME 3 @ Golden State: Spurs 102-92 Warriors

Spurs leaders:

Points: Parker 32, Duncan 23, Leonard 15

Rebounds: Duncan 10, Leonard 9, Parker 5, Ginobili 5

Assists: Parker 5, Ginobili 4, Duncan 3, Da. Green 3

Warriors leaders:

Points: Thompson 17, Curry 16, Landry 14

Rebounds: Bogut 12, Thompson 8, Barnes 8

Assists: Curry 8, Landry 4, Thompson 2, Barnes 2

GAME 4 @ Golden State: Spurs 87-97 Warriors (OT)

Spurs leaders:

Points: Ginobili 21, Duncan 19, Parker 17

Rebounds: Duncan 16, Leonard 8, Da. Green 7

Assists: Ginobili 3, Parker 3, Diaw 3, Splitter 3

Warriors leaders:

Points: Barnes 26, Jack 24, Curry 22

Rebounds: Bogut 18, Barnes 10, Jack 7

Assists: Curry 4, Jack 4, Landry 4

GAME 5 @ San Antonio: Warriors 91-109 Spurs

Warriors leaders:

Points: Barnes 25, Jack 20, Landry 16

Rebounds: Barnes 7, Landry 6, Bogut 6

Assists: Curry 8, Landry 2, Bogut 2, Jack 2

Spurs leaders:

Points: Parker 25, Leonard 17, Da. Green 16

Rebounds: Duncan 11, Leonard 7, Splitter 6

Assists: Parker 10, Ginobili 5

GAME 6 @ Golden State: Spurs 94-82 Warriors

Spurs leaders:

Points: Duncan 19, Leonard 16, Splitter 14

Rebounds: Leonard 10, Duncan 6, Ginobili 6, Diaw 6

Assists: Ginobili 11, Parker 8, Diaw 4

Warriors leaders:

Points: Curry 22, Jack 15, Landry 11

Rebounds: Bogut 7, Ezeli 7, Landry 6

Assists: Curry 6, Thompson 3, Lee 2

Spurs win series 4-2

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