Warriors' 11 points in 1st the lowest of shot clock era in finals

The Golden State Warriors picked the wrong time to play some of their worst basketball of the season.

Coming off a brutal fourth quarter in Game 5 in which they scored just 13 points, the Warriors started Game 6 with the same kind of dismal effort.

With an opportunity to win a second straight NBA title, Golden State scored a season-low 11 points in the opening frame and found themselves trailing the Cleveland Cavaliers 31-11 heading into the second quarter.

The Warriors' offensive inefficiencies also stands as the fewest first-quarter points in a finals game since the shot clock era established in 1955.

The Warriors went 5-of-22 from the field and 1-for-9 from 3-point range, posting the largest first-quarter deficit of their season.