OAKLAND, Calif. -- For any team other than the Golden State Warriors, it might be presumptuous to ponder potential NBA Finals opponents. But the Warriors have earned a right to ponder such things given their dominance in recent seasons. So with the Eastern Conference-leading Boston Celtics in town for a Saturday night showdown, Warriors coach Steve Kerr was asked if there was anything his team could learn from seeing a potential playoff foe. The obvious insinuation: Might this be a potential Finals preview? Kerr didn't shy away from it. "These are always interesting games when you know you have a chance to be in the Finals and you know kind of who the potential opponents are," Kerr said. "You always play closer attention for that reason." Keeping with the trend of the past three seasons, the Celtics, who had emerged with wins their past two trips to Oracle Arena, gave the Warriors all they could handle. But in a game that featured a scoring duel between All-Star...