1967–68 San Francisco Warriors season

The 1967–68 NBA season was the Warriors' 22nd season in the NBA and 6th in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Warriors entered the season hoping to improve upon their previous season output of 44-37. They failed to do so, finishing the season with a 43-39 record, but they still made the playoffs.

Season standings

 * x – clinched playoff spot

Playoffs

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 * 1
 * March 22
 * @ St. Louis
 * W 111–106
 * Jeff Mullins (29)
 * Rudy LaRusso (17)
 * Al Attles (7)
 * Kiel Auditorium 5,018
 * 1–0
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 * 2
 * March 23
 * @ St. Louis
 * L 103–111
 * Jeff Mullins (33)
 * Clyde Lee (10)
 * Al Attles (7)
 * Kiel Auditorium 5,810
 * 1–1
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 * 3
 * March 26
 * St. Louis
 * W 124–109
 * Jeff Mullins (33)
 * Clyde Lee (22)
 * Al Attles (7)
 * Cow Palace 5,136
 * 2–1
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 * 4
 * March 29
 * St. Louis
 * W 108–107
 * Jeff Mullins (35)
 * Clyde Lee (12)
 * Al Attles (12)
 * Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena 12,325
 * 3–1
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 * 5
 * March 31
 * @ St. Louis
 * L 103–129
 * Bob Warlick (21)
 * Fred Hetzel (9)
 * Jim King (6)
 * Kiel Auditorium 4,118
 * 3–2
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 * 6
 * April 2
 * St. Louis
 * W 111–106
 * Rudy LaRusso (30)
 * Rudy LaRusso (13)
 * Al Attles (9)
 * Cow Palace 12,905
 * 4–2


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 * 1
 * April 5
 * @ Los Angeles
 * L 105–133
 * Jeff Mullins (29)
 * Clyde Lee (18)
 * Jeff Mullins (5)
 * The Forum 10,319
 * 0–1
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 * 2
 * April 10
 * @ Los Angeles
 * L 112–115
 * Fred Hetzel (36)
 * Rudy LaRusso (15)
 * Al Attles (9)
 * The Forum 11,270
 * 0–2
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 * 3
 * April 11
 * Los Angeles
 * L 124–128
 * Fred Hetzel (27)
 * Rudy LaRusso (13)
 * Jeff Mullins (7)
 * Cow Palace 9,232
 * 0–3
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 * 4
 * April 13
 * Los Angeles
 * L 100–106
 * Fred Hetzel (27)
 * Clyde Lee (17)
 * Jeff Mullins (6)
 * Cow Palace 9,623
 * 0–4

Awards and records

 * Nate Thurmond, NBA All-Star Game