Andrew Bogut ran out of gas in Monday's loss to the Spurs and had 10 points, 15 boards, four assists, one steal and one block in 37 minutes.

The game was played at a fast pace and the Spurs took 105 field goal attempts against the Warriors. Bogut played 27.7 minutes per game in the series against the Nuggets and asking him to play over 32 minutes most likely won't end well for the Warriors due to either fatigue or the risk of injury.

Andrew Bogut took an anti-inflammatory shot in his ankle before Game 6 on Thursday, but he doesn't intend to have any more shots in the playoffs.

Bogut said this was the first shot he's taken in his career and it's anyone's guess how he'll hold up vs. the Spurs in the second round. His presence is critical for the short-handed Warriors, who may only have David Lee (hip) available for a few minutes per game.

Andrew Bogut looked healthy to help give Golden State a 4-2 series win over the Nuggets with playoff career highs of 14 points and 21 boards.

Despite being a game-time decision, he played a surprising 39 minutes, shot 7-of-10 from the field, pulled down seven offensive boards and blocked four shots. It was vintage Bogut and the Warriors looked like a different team on defense with the Aussie as the last line of defense. They're going to need his help with the Spurs leading the Western Conference in field goal percentage this season.