because it didn't feel like they were up 12 at all like there are ebbs and flows to a basketball game obviously every game has runs all that but like at nope i looked up and i was like what 12 nah because there were just clear points in this game where memphis was in total control and it never felt like outside of some like really well timed well positioned jabs that the warriors ever had like control of this game i mean memphis has better players than the warriors like full stop and so while they were up 12 i mean i wrote this down this is You know how big I am on
Well, when you have Steph Curry looking like Steph Curry looked tonight, when you have Draymond looking like Draymond looking how he looked tonight, and then when you have to now ask Yaks and Pods, who were arguably the two best players on the floor for the Warriors most of the night, to now step it up even more because it's crunch time and we're getting into half-court sets as opposed to kind of this free-flowing, you know, kind of do what you want to do thing – There's the difference, and their rookie knows exactly what to do in that stuff.
It's not like Yaks doesn't, but you're not giving him the ball in that situation.
The reason why I really felt that way is because Curry's shot looked flat all night, and in that moment, in that game, if it ever got into a situation where it felt like we got to get a bucket, they're going to run a bunch of actions for Steph, and I didn't think he had it tonight, and he didn't because they went 0 for 8 down the stretch.
and I think they're up four or five at that point and they run they run the play free axle they run the step back screen free axle spring him downhill get a lob it's not there
hand off from Draymond he gets blocked by Edie yeah I was flat he didn't have his
because it didn't feel like they were up 12 at all like there are ebbs and flows to a basketball game obviously every game has runs all that but like at nope i looked up and i was like what 12 nah because there were just clear points in this game where memphis was in total control and it never felt like outside of some like really well timed well positioned jabs that the warriors ever had like control of this game i mean memphis has better players than the warriors like full stop and so while they were up 12 i mean i wrote this down this is You know how big I am on
Well, when you have Steph Curry looking like Steph Curry looked tonight, when you have Draymond looking like Draymond looking how he looked tonight, and then when you have to now ask Yaks and Pods, who were arguably the two best players on the floor for the Warriors most of the night, to now step it up even more because it's crunch time and we're getting into half-court sets as opposed to kind of this free-flowing, you know, kind of do what you want to do thing – There's the difference, and their rookie knows exactly what to do in that stuff.
It's not like Yaks doesn't, but you're not giving him the ball in that situation.
The reason why I really felt that way is because Curry's shot looked flat all night, and in that moment, in that game, if it ever got into a situation where it felt like we got to get a bucket, they're going to run a bunch of actions for Steph, and I didn't think he had it tonight, and he didn't because they went 0 for 8 down the stretch.
and I think they're up four or five at that point and they run they run the play free axle they run the step back screen free axle spring him downhill get a lob it's not there
hand off from Draymond he gets blocked by Edie yeah I was flat he didn't have his
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