The Warriors found some creative and heartbreaking ways to lose the last couple of games. It was interesting to hear Kerr say that he was trying to call time out and didn't get it, before the first jump ball in the critical last mins. The Warriors weren't granted that timeout and then immediately afterwards the Hornets were granted a timeout while wrestling for possession on the way to the ground. That's what set Kerr and Draymond off, Dray couldn't keep composure and got tos

It was the Warriors 7th attempt to get 3 games over .500 and they finally did it, moving up to 7th in the West. This was a game I expected the Warriors to win, then I heard Draymond would be out. It is almost comical to have as many people out from your frontcourt and expect to win, the Heat must've been licking their chops. It didn't look good early (or late) as the Heat maintained a double digit lead almost the whole game. But Steph broke out of his in game shooting slump j

While I hoped the Warriors could put up a fight of some kind the outcome seemed pretty predictable. The game numbers actually all are very close except for the Nets being better from 3. If I was told that Harden would only shoot 11 shots and and 2 FTAs I would think the Warriors were in good shape. But 16 assists and very balanced scoring from the whole team was too much for the depleted Dubs. The possibilities of Harden running point and Kyrie playing SG could really spark t

What an up and down game this was! The only qtr not won by 10+ points was the 4th qtr with the Warriors winning it by 2. Steph was amazing again getting his 4th 30+ point game in a row. And he'll have a chance to match his longest 30 pt game stretch against Durant and Nets on Saturday. Things started to get very ugly in the 2nd quarter with Paschall and Wanamaker in. Both played about 8 1/2 mins in the 2nd qtr and scored 2 combined points on 1/6 shooting. They were the only 2

The Warriors split their 4 game road trip vs the Spurs and Mavs. The frustrating part was in the wins they looked like the much better team and in both of the losses they could/should have won. It felt like a bit of a disappointment, but they also have their entire frontcourt injured so it was a good overall performance. I was happy to see Kerr make meaningful adjustments to their pace of play to match their line up. The real winner is Juan Toscano-Anderson. He averaged 8.8 p

The Warriors started very strong building up a double digit lead in the 2nd quarter. But by halftime they had given the lead up and went into half tied. The game was really a tale of different quarters which was driven by rebounding differential. First quarter, Warriors led 35-24 and had a 10-6 rebounding advantage. By halftime not only was the score tied but the rebound total was tied at 21. But in the 2nd half the Warriors were outrebounded 30-15! This has been a problem fo