Lets Go Warriors

I know I said a couple posts ago that Steve Kerr giving Jonathan Kuminga a DNP against the LA Clippers — which subsequently also happened against Memphis — was a “fireable offense” as it pertains to salary cap optionality, but (a) I'm still getting my hands around the sign-and-trade calculus for JK in the off-season — Marc Stein just gave a tidbit on that during the day of Game … [Read more...] about Kerr references Tex Winter, John Wooden and Lute Olson at practice

There was a super-shout-out last night on the podium from Draymond Green to Trayce Jackson-Davis, when asked if watching one Wardell Stephen Curry score their final 10 points was special:…I wanna mention something that I saw today that no one will give a shit about, sorry. Trayce Jackson-Davis did something on the bench today. He didn't play in the game. There was no seats left … [Read more...] about Draymond praises Trayce Jackson-Davis for standing in tunnel

This one is tough to put in words, so I did a podcast, my first one in about five years. Here are the Spotify, iTunes and YouTube links:I think I’ll just share my conversations with my people below, but some stuff to preface: Steve Kerr and one Wardell Stephen Curry both at the same time revealed their fatal flaws in the loss to the Clippers. Obviously, for Kerr it was the DNP … [Read more...] about Will Kerr’s fatal flaw cost the franchise Kuminga?

Apparently one Wardell Stephen Curry’s attempt to clear some space for Jonathan Kuminga, over a week ago in LA after the Lakers game, have backfired. I wrote about Jerry Stackhouse and his chess against them and the Nuggets, so I didn’t really cover what was said that night, although I did talk about Kuminga in the previous post after JK’s performance versus the Spurs.Here’s … [Read more...] about The truths about Kuminga

Looking at the critical moments where the Warriors lost the lead the other night against the Spurs, you can see that it boiled down to two instances: the start of the 2nd quarter when a 32-23 end-of-first lead became a 43-35 deficit, and the 10:12 mark of the 4th quarter when a 90-81 lead dwindled to 92-91.In the second, Gui Santos had trouble staying in front without fouling … [Read more...] about Steph Curry: “make it a one-game blip”