The Golden State Warriors have lost just five times in the postseason thus far. After each loss, Stephen Curry and Co. have bounced back with a win in the next game. This is exactly what the Dubs are hoping for on Friday as they take on the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

As pointed out by NBA insider Marc Stein, the Warriors are 5-0 after coming off a loss in this year's playoffs. There's a catch, though, as all five victories have come on their own home court:

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Friday's contest is in TD Garden in Boston and it goes without saying that the Celtics will have an advantage on their home court. Boston fans have already made their presence felt even before tip-off and you can be sure that they're going to be loud all game long. The Dubs expect nothing less and they'll definitely be ready, though.

With the Warriors down 2-1 heading into Game 4, a loss would put them in a highly precarious situation in this series. A 3-1 deficit against this Celtics team could prove to be an insurmountable challenge even for the mighty Warriors.

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