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[godspeed]

Last night was a total debacle. Cannot believe Mark Jackson played zone defense through much of that shooting barrage. To Houston's credit, they knocked down shot after shot, never seen anything like that. They were 14/17 at one point and Jackson didn't use timeouts to stop runs or switch up much on defense, frustrating to sit through that.

On the flip side I know it's a record, but there was really no reason for Houston to keep jacking up threes midway through the 3rd with a 20 pt lead. I mean 40 3 pt fg attempts?? Really neccesary? Bogut wasn't too happy based on his tweet..lol.

[godspeed]

Warriors playing some bad basketball again tonight. And the Thunder are one of the best teams if not the best team in the league.

We lost because we played very poorly and OKC is a great team.

But one of the frustrating things from tonight are the damn officials. I know Ibaka is a great defender, and OKC has some great players, but some of these non calls are absolutely embarassing. How do officials get away with this? W's getting clobbered inside and OKC coming away with blocks and no calls So frustrating. Same thing with some of these steals and balls going out of bounds. Just straight up horrible officiating. Officiating would probably just make the game closer, it did not factor in us losing in any shape or form. But I felt I needed to vent and mention it..lol.

[godspeed]

First half Jackson plays a zone and we get torched like we have all week. 2nd half we go man and get back in the game and play way better defense. I just don't understand we we still play this busted zone.

[godspeed]

Something's not right with this team. After all the positive build up and optimism the first half of the season brought, I really really do not like how we closed out the first half of season the last week and a half.

[godspeed]

Big trade rumors making the rounds today = Eric Gordon to the W's for Klay, Draymond, and Beans.

[FedEx227]

My first instinct was "Do it!" but looking deeper at their numbers, where their shots come from, efficiency... no way. I'd keep Klay, especially if he's going to keep his eFG over 50%.

[godspeed]

My first instinct was "Do it!" but looking deeper at their numbers, where their shots come from, efficiency... no way. I'd keep Klay, especially if he's going to keep his eFG over 50%.

Klay is just not a smart player. Takes off balance shots, shots that don't make sense, and still cannot consistently wide hit open shots. Add his turnover issues, and he is just not improving. Gordon's contract and injury status scare me.

[FedEx227]

It's hard to tell if Gordon is just not focused on the Hornets yet, trying to come back from his injury to legitimately regressing.

[godspeed]

Bogut is cleared for back to backs, and minute restrictions have been lifted.

We will have to see how this team performs at full strength consistently.

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Team is a mess right now.

No intensity, just going through the motions. Same crap as before all star game. Constantly making the same mistakes. Poor game planning and preparation. And you can forget about the coach making adjustments, that never happens.

[Warner2BruceTD]

losing streak over

[godspeed]

Warriors really needed this win. It was unnerving to watch, we looked bad at times again. Klay statistically looks like he had a good game and he knocked down most of the shots in the 1st and 2nd qtr. Then he made some really bad mistakes out there. He has to lead the league in missed layups. Curry was clutch down the stretch when we needed baskets. Jack was pretty clutch in a few sequences as well.

We will have to see what happens to the Klay for Gordon rumors tomorrow. I'd rather not do that trade for the main reason that we got rid of Monta for the purpose of NOT having two small guards. Trading for Gordon would be us in the same exact position.

[Warner2BruceTD]

Klay for Gordon makes no sense. Let this team as it is currently constructed go as far as they are going to go, and reevaluate in the summer.

[FedEx227]

If anything, they were competing before they should have been. I've always thought next year was their big year to break out. I really don't like the idea of Gordon on the team, regardless of the current opinion on Klay.

And I think the career winner for missed layups is Roy Hibbert who finishes at around 45% around the rim despite being 7'2. Klay is around 59.8% at the rim, which isn't great, but there are far worse in the NBA including............ ERIC GORDON! (50%)

[godspeed]

If anything, they were competing before they should have been. I've always thought next year was their big year to break out. I really don't like the idea of Gordon on the team, regardless of the current opinion on Klay.

And I think the career winner for missed layups is Roy Hibbert who finishes at around 45% around the rim despite being 7'2. Klay is around 59.8% at the rim, which isn't great, but there are far worse in the NBA including............ ERIC GORDON! (50%)

those stats are a little skewed. considering most of klays missed layups are hardly contested.

The best klay meltdown from last night was a defensive possession. Suns take a shot, and dont contest the offensive rebound. klay is sitting under the rim by himself. Nearest players are warriors a few feet away. klay goes up for the rebound by himself, and manages to lose the ball out of bounds off himself...lol.