.For a guy on restricted minutes, Dwight's having a damn good game
Memphis sucks.Ladies and gentlemen, that was a statement game.
.For a guy on restricted minutes, Dwight's having a damn good game
Memphis sucks.Ladies and gentlemen, that was a statement game.
So did Portland and OKC, and look how that turned out. Spurs swept Dallas and got taken to the brink in the first round of the playoffs. Strange stuff happens once the playoffs begin. Though I do agree the Rox should be able to nuke Dallas in the first round. But then again, Carlisle may sacrifice another goat or something...This is all I needed to read your opinion is invalid.
We swept them last season 4-0. You can say all you want about regular season doesn't matter, but we wouldn't lose in 5, especially with HCA.
EDIT: And James Harden didn't even play in one of the matchups last season.
I didn't know this until after the game, but Memphis is just 8-7 so far in March. Definitely a rough patch atm for them.Seems like Memphis players didn't either, listened to Conley pregame sounded like it was no big deal getting embarrassed by Cavs and how it wouldn't effect their approach to the game or effect them mentally. Coach told them to watch the defensive rotations. Best offense vs. Best defense matchup got hyped, but Memphis getting humbled once again.
Warriors got their 60th win tonight. Even if we lose in the playoffs, I'm so happy to see this franchise in such good shape. Especially compared to the pre-Curry days.
There were some rough days. I had a goddamn Biedrins jersey!Remember when Danny Fortson was one of the best players on your team?
Yall have come a long way!
And my knicks got their 60th L tonightWarriors got their 60th win tonight. Even if we lose in the playoffs, I'm so happy to see this franchise in such good shape. Especially compared to the pre-Curry days.
Lmao. Ros-Gold Onwude is fine as hell, been saying it all season. I didn't even know we had replaced Ric Bucher with her until I saw her on TV during the pre-season. What an upgrade.
I don't blame the ref. The new Warriors sideline reporter is hawt and she knows her hoops (former Stanford player)
Sorry if posted but Lakes fans what you think about Kamisky from Wisconsin?
Ready for this primetime Rockets Wizards game.
Warriors got their 60th win tonight. Even if we lose in the playoffs, I'm so happy to see this franchise in such good shape. Especially compared to the pre-Curry days.
Not to say you're lying but look into your heart you know you're lying!
The sting might not be as severe as previous years but the salt will overflow if they don't at least make the Western Finals I guarantee it.
Look into your heart you know it to be true.
God damn
We got fat Magic now we got fat Michael
Gotta admit MJ plus Magic would make greatest All-Star fat team, right?
Fat Magic
Fat Jordan
???
Fat Kemp
???
Penny?
Oh it'll suck for sure. And like I said, I know how small the window can be, but still. 60 wins and one of the 5 best players in the league leading the team? That alone is a big turnaround. You gotta remember just how insignificant we were for years.Not to say you're lying but look into your heart you know you're lying!
The sting might not be as severe as previous years but the salt will overflow if they don't at least make the Western Finals I guarantee it.
Look into your heart you know it to be true.
Rockets avoided a trap game. Dorsey sucks at the line.
God damn
We got fat Magic now we got fat Michael
Craig Sagar's leukemia is back
https://twitter.com/CraigSagerJr/status/582325386966540288
He just went back to sideline reporter a few weeks ago too.
Great win for us tonight. Wade scored 40 points, with 19 in the 4th quarter. Unfortunately, Deng injured his knee and Beasley injured his right elbow.
Hopefully Whiteside and Birdman are ready to go on Tuesday, so we can have a chance to beat the Spurs.
I'm gonna just go ahead and wipe that Cavs/Sixers game from my memory
Warriors got their 60th win tonight. Even if we lose in the playoffs, I'm so happy to see this franchise in such good shape. Especially compared to the pre-Curry days.
The Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington no defense, chuck 3s all night team were fun as hell to watch.
The Round 1 Dallas upset is one of my favorite playoff series of all time.
Edit: Shitty news about Craig Sager. =/
Warriors got their 60th win tonight. Even if we lose in the playoffs, I'm so happy to see this franchise in such good shape. Especially compared to the pre-Curry days.
Dawkins just posted B-Diddy's game 1 of that series on his vintage channel. Shit was nuts.The Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington no defense, chuck 3s all night team were fun as hell to watch.
The Round 1 Dallas upset is one of my favorite playoff series of all time.
Man, injuries all over the place, Love and Shumpert got hurt today too. Two days off between when we play you guys at home, so hopefully everyone will be back.
That time between 2007 and 2015 got ugly though. This was pretty shameful by the GS Warrior fans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMfn6-mb8_4
There were many reasons why fans booed that night.
One of the reasons was because Lacob bought the Warriors and wasted no time in talking a ridiculously big game. In one of Lacob’s first press conferences he chided Mullin, who had been the team’s prior GM — and indicated Mullin had “made a mistake” in how previous teams were assembled.
Lacob also went the predictable route, making silly and meaningless promises — such as the team would make the playoffs in his first year and that Klay Thompson would win rookie of the year. Fans also didn’t like that Lacob fancied himself a basketball man and made no secret that he was involved in personnel decisions, etc.
So hollow comments, accompanied by two seasons of losing on Lacob’s watch, weren’t sitting well with Warriors fans by that time.
Lacob also was booed that night because of his insensitivity and tone-deafness to his own fan base. After buying the team, Lacob made it clear he wanted to move the team to San Francisco, which is something that all previous ownership groups had explored up to that point.
But Lacob seemed to be a little more bold about the move, referencing it often and holding most of the team’s big press conferences in SF. Fair or not, the perception was that Lacob was giving the heart and soul of the Warrior fan base — the East Bay — the Heisman and High Hat (“Millers Crossing” all at once.
Between Lacob buying the team and the Mullin retirement, it’s fair to say that many Warriors fans already had heard way too much from Lacob. Like the chubby kid who doesn’t have to be called down twice for dinner, Lacob never needed a second invitation to talk in front of a microphone.
Which is another thing that got him into trouble that night.
It all kind of coalesced with the fans’ frustration coming to the surface. Some of this frustration likely lingered from the Chris Cohan era, one in which the team missed the playoffs all but one of Cohan’s 16 seasons as owner. Interestingly, Lacob’s behavior that night served as a perfect example of why he was getting booed in the first place.
For some reason Lacob decided to speak after Mullin, which is a no-no in any league and you’d think Lacob’s co-owner and Hollywood guy Peter Guber would have known that. Lacob talking after Mullin, the highlight of the show, came across as the owner trying to make it about himself … again.
And the fans were having none of it. There was a point early on, when if Lacob had continued to talk over the boos, they might have subsided. But instead, Lacob stopped, held the microphone off to the side, and started to wait for the boos to stop.
Only he had the appearance of a condescending teacher waiting for his junior high class to settle down or a petulant child who was not getting his way. It wasn’t a good look, and naturally, the booing continued.
That night turned out to be a disaster for Lacob, but there was a silver lining: Mullin, the man actually being honored, came across looking like his usual classy and gracious self when he twice came to the aid of Lacob, a man who’d insulted Mullin before ever meeting him.
Lacob still references that night, and always focuses on the link between the booing and the Monta Ellis trade. I think that still makes many Warriors think: “He still doesn’t get it.”
Yes, that was part of it. But it was so much less about Monta Ellis than it was about Joe Lacob.
Who knows what effect the booing had on Lacob that night and after. Maybe Lacob became a sliver more humble, maybe a shade less arrogant. Perhaps he even became a hair more open-minded or started listening to his basketball people just touch more.
Maybe he began to think he didn’t know as much as he thought he knew, and maybe, just maybe, Lacob took some of that lesson and began applying it to how he was running the Warriors. The Warriors, who, by the way, are now 57-13 and the talk of the entire NBA.
So, yeah, if Lacob became even a little more wise that night, then he’s the one who should be thanking the Golden State Warriors fans.
So how could we ensure the kind of variety that allows both the 3-point specialist and the on-the-block magician to exist effectively within the same NBA? Here’s a thought experiment:
Imagine if NBA teams could decide whether or not to have the 3-point line in their home gym. The Grizzlies wouldn’t have it, and neither would the Pacers, while the Warriors, who play spectacular basketball, definitely would have it. But how would Golden State fare when it had to play at Memphis or Indiana, on a floor where a 24-foot shot is no longer magically worth 150 percent as much as a 21-foot shot?
D-Rose practiced full contact for the first time(played some 4 on 4).
Things looking up for the Bulls' chances at a playoff run.