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		Blazers fire past Warriors By Jeremy Kahn March 11, 2010
	Golden State Warriors forward Reggie Williams, right, checks on teammate Corey Maggette after he collided with a New Orleans Hornet player during the second half of an NBA basketball game in New Orleans, Monday, March 8, 2010. New Orleans defeated Golden State 135-131. (AP Photo)
	Trying to get off the shied, and win their first game of the month, the Golden State Warriors led the visiting Portland Trail Blazers by 16 points in the second half. Unfortunately, the Warriors were unable to hold the lead and ultimately lost the game 110-105 to the Trail Blazers at Oracle Arena. Brandon Roy scored 41 points, as the Trail Blazers won for the first time since November of 2004 and the Warriors lost for the sixth game in a row. Andre Miller scored 15 points and LaMarcus Aldridge added 14, as the Trail Blazers outscored the Warriors 27-9 in the fourth quarter. Corey Maggette led six Warriors in double figures with 24, before fouling out as they played with just nine healthy players.