The Warriors know all about blowing a 3-1 series lead.

They can tell you about coming back from a 3-1 deficit, too.

During their record 73-win regular season in 2015-16, they overcame such a deficit to stun the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference finals, only to have the same thing happen to them when the Cleveland Cavaliers rallied from a 3-1 hole to win the NBA title.

Tonight in Houston, the Warriors will try to avoid becoming the 14th team in league history to lose a series after leading 3-1.

The Rockets have pushed Golden State to the brink of a stunning first-round collapse by winning at home in Game 5 and on the road in Game 6.

About 95% of NBA teams that have taken a 3-1 series lead have gone on to advance, including 22 that were pushed to a seventh game.

Here is a list of the 13 teams that didn’t survive after losing a 3-1 advantage, a list the Warriors hope will not need updating tonight:

1968: Celtics def. 76ers in Eastern Division finals

1970: Lakers def. Suns in Western Division semifinals

1979: Bullets def. Spurs in Eastern Conference finals

1981: Celtics def. 76ers in Eastern Conference finals

1995: Rockets def. Suns in Western Conference semifinals

1997: Heat def. Knicks in Eastern Conference semifinals

2003: Pistons def. Magic in Eastern Conference first round

2006: Suns def. Lakers in Western Conference first round

2015: Rockets def. Clippers in Western Conference semifinals

2016: Warriors def. Thunder in Western Conference finals

2016: Cavaliers def. Warriors in NBA Finals

2020: Nuggets def. Jazz in Western Conference first round

2020: Nuggets def. Clippers in Western Conference semifinals

— Darren Sabedra