2019 NBA Finals: Warriors limp their way to 109-104 victory over Raptors in Game 2

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Warriors limped their way to the final buzzer but held on to win Game 2 of the NBA Finals 109-104.

Golden State lost Kevon Looney and Klay Thompson (who Steve Kerr later said suffered a hamstring strain) over the course of the game, but a strong start to the second half helped position them for a win.

The series will head back to Oakland 1-1.

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