WATCH Warriors vs. Clippers LIVE STREAM online, NBA Playoffs 2014 Game 2: Golden State leads series 1-0, TV/radio schedule & start time

The Golden State Warriors vs. the Los Angeles Clippers battle it out in Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs at the Staples Center on Monday, April 21 at 10":0 p.m. EST. Read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of the 2014 playoff game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores.

In Josh Martin's final NBA regular season power rankings for Bleacher Report, the Warriors snagged the no. 13 spot with a 51-31 winning record. The Golden State finished the season sixth in the Western Conference:

"On Wednesday during an appearance on The Wheelhouse on 95.7 The Game in San Francisco (via ESPNLosAngeles.com's Arash Markazi), Thompson said:

He is a good guy off the court but he probably just ... I mean ... plays pretty physical and flops a little bit.

He flairs his arm around so you know you might catch a random elbow or something that doesn't you know rub off too well on guys. He's kind of like a bull in a china shop, kind of out of control sometimes. And then you do just see him flop sometimes like how can a guy that big and strong flop that much.

I can see how that gets under people's skin and be frustrating to play against.

To be sure, the Dubs have bigger fish to fry than the Flying Lion's penchant for flopping. Andrew Bogut is expected to miss significant time during the playoffs as he recovers from a rib fracture that occurred dangerously close to his lung. Golden State can still score in bunches without Bogut but will be hard-pressed to defend at the level it did this season in the absence of their front-line anchor. And if Bogut's not there to bait Griffin into a confrontation, as he did on Christmas Day, the Warriors might have that much more trouble slowing L.A.'s high-octane attack."

Meanwhile, the Clippers ended the season at the no. 3 spot (out of 30 teams). LA ended third in the NBA Western Conference with a 57-25 winning record:

"Franchise records are nothing new for these Los Angeles Clippers. Last season, the Clippers set a new mark for regular-season success with 56 wins. The additions of Doc Rivers, J.J. Redick and Jared Dudley allowed them to surpass that total this time around. But such success isn't necessarily an indicator of what's to come in the playoffs. In 2013, L.A.'s great campaign resulted in little more than a Pacific Division crown and a first-round ouster at the hands of the Grizzlies.  It should come as no surprise, then, that the Clippers aren't concerned with regular-season win totals. "We were part of that last year, at least me and Blake were, and we lost in the first round," Chris Paul said after L.A. earned win No. 57 at the Nuggets' expense on Tuesday (h/t yours truly). 'It's all good and well, but I think we're at the point now where it's all about the postseason. We expected to do what we did, it's great, and it is what it is.' The Clippers' impending matchup with the Warriors should yield even more fireworks than last year's tense series with Memphis. L.A. and Golden State nearly came to blows on multiple occasions in 2013-14. Adding the pressure of the playoffs to the mix should morph this coal-like feud into a full-on diamond of a rivalry."

The Warriors currently lead the series 1-0.

The game will be broadcasted live on TNT, but fans can also listen in on the radio at KFWB, KXPS, 1330 KWKW, and KNBR 680/1050.

For complete NBA standings for the regular 2013-2014 season, check out NBA.com.

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ESPN, ESPN Scoreboard, SBNation, and NBA TV are both good sources for up-to-date game coverage and feeds. And for more info on the Playoffs...

For more team radio station affiliates: Clippers and Warriors.

And official NBA team websites: Clippers and Warriors.