The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors 117-112 in an action-packed thriller at the Chase Center. They stole home-court advantage from the defending NBA champs and lead the series 1-0.Anthony Davis' dominance was on display as he dropped 30 points along with securing 23 rebounds.NBA@NBAAnthony Davis put in a monster Game 1 performance, recording 30 PTS and 23 REB to lead the @Lakers to victory!LeBron James: 22 PTS, 11 REB, 5 AST, 3 BLKSteph Curry: 27 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST, 6 3PM#NBAPlayoffs presented by Google Pixel1507227Anthony Davis put in a monster Game 1 performance, recording 30 PTS and 23 REB to lead the @Lakers to victory!LeBron James: 22 PTS, 11 REB, 5 AST, 3 BLKSteph Curry: 27 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST, 6 3PM#NBAPlayoffs presented by Google Pixel https://t.co/YCn3wBB6RiHere are the key takeaways from Game 1:Free-throw differential and 3-point shot-makingThe Golden State Warriors' past troubles came to haunt them as they couldn't keep the Lakers away from the free throw line. Defending without fouling has been their goal all season, but the Warriors failed to do so tonight.Golden State Warriors fouls - 24LA Lakers fouls - 12The Lakers attempted a total of 29 free throws, compared to the Warriors' 6. It was a huge differential, which eventually made it difficult for the Warriors to stay ahead in the game.The Warriors were red hot from beyond the arc (21-53), making almost 40% of their shots. Meanwhile, the Lakers made only six of their 25 three-point attempts.A +45 differential. The Lakers still held their own on the defensive end and drove to the paint for the win.Jordan Poole stepped up and silenced his criticsBefore the game, a lot of eyes were on Jordan Poole. After receiving a lot of criticism for coming off a below-average performance in the first round against the Kings, Poole stepped up and showed everyone what he was capable of.Off the bench, Jordan dropped 21 points and six assists, including six threes coming at crunch times throughout the game.Warriors on NBCS@NBCSWarriorsJP hits the 4-point play 73190JP hits the 4-point play 🔥 https://t.co/wU5bQlVcvFThe Golden State Warriors' comeback wasn't quite enoughGolden State were down 112-98 at the 5:57 mark late in the fourth quarter. Then came an improbable 14-0 run for the Warriors to tie the game at 112-112. But the Dubs couldn't hold on to the momentum as they succumbed to the late free throw shooting by the Lakers to end the game.NBA@NBASTEPHEN CURRY. MAGIC.TIE GAME WITH 1:30 REMAINING: Live on TNT2933389STEPHEN CURRY. MAGIC.TIE GAME WITH 1:30 REMAINING📺: Live on TNT https://t.co/DGpbHELkFJGame 2 on Thursday. Will the Warriors tie the series 1-1 or will the Lakers head home taking an unassailable 2-0 lead?