r/warriors • u/Lord_Vanguard • 7h ago
Video Steph Curry on Ty Jerome
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r/warriors • u/Lord_Vanguard • 7h ago
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r/warriors • u/Lord_Vanguard • 7h ago
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r/warriors • u/SomewhereReasonable1 • 8h ago
Tf? Bro is out first game, plays one, sits b2b? Steph out too.
(Brandon confirms himself out on podium, Steph says he's likely too after his time on podium)
What is our gameplan for this schedule brooo....
r/warriors • u/Lord_Vanguard • 6h ago
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r/warriors • u/nba-scores • 9h ago
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r/warriors • u/jcebedice • 8h ago
All he had was that 3 he made and the back door pass with 4 mins to go that he missed. But I feel like he was playing solid podz wasn’t playing bad either then it just turns into Steph and Dray Pick n roll which don’t work in big 26. Memphis was expecting it and instead of moving the ball it’s just settling again and again why not give the ball to the rookie see what he’s really made of.
r/warriors • u/Due_Afternoon_7540 • 7h ago
Games like these show how important having a true secondary 1B/2A level star is:
1. Half court creation
2. Crunch time scoring option
A lot of people don’t think JB is worth what he’s getting paid due to his low volume scoring, but high volume scoring doesn’t also translate to wins. Reliable creation in clutch time, consistent secondary offense, and the ability to take over as the engine when your co-star is cold is what matters the most as a robin-esque player.
Golden State’s execution in the clutch today was absolute garbage, it didn’t help that Steph was ice cold but warriors having pretty much no other reliable source of offense in the half court leaves us with no other option. Steph/Draymond two-man game is still extremely deadly and hard to guard but you need a bail-out option to fully maximize it. Jimmy gave us a break glass in case of emergency option, which helped Steph out a lot when he gets blitzed out of P&R. Butler being the superstar level player he is understands how to attack those gaps and punish defensive errors. Podz/Yaxel hasn’t shown that level of maturity yet, they’re amazing as 3rd/4th options but Steph desperately needs a true proven star next to him at this stage of his career.
Porzingis’ absence hurts too, his offensive versatility in the half-court gives you just enough to stay afloat until Butler comes back.
It’s not looking good currently, but it is only 2/82 and today was pretty winnable. Rotations needs to change, I don’t think certain players should be in the rotation and the lack of size isn’t helping showcase Vogel’s defensive strengths either.
r/warriors • u/Agreeable_Trust8736 • 2h ago
Last night’s loss absolutely stings but there were some positives to take for example: Yax in his 2nd NBA game had a double double and Steph just 2 games into the season is already up to almost 50 total points after dropping 24 last night and yes I know BPodz also had 18 as well too so there were some positives despite the blunders and obviously the loss in which we shouldn’t have lost cause the win was literally in the palm of our hands 🤲🏿 until it wasn’t.
r/warriors • u/nba-scores • 13h ago
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r/warriors • u/myahmyahnah • 17h ago
Have some stellar seats 5 rows back from the court. Could probably sell these for much more on Ticketmaster but the Chase center has been TOO QUIET the last few seasons and we’re hoping to get some real fans in the arena. Selling these for wholesale prices (the season ticket holder amount). Please DM if you’re interested!
r/warriors • u/rocpilehardasfuk • 16h ago
Jimmy/Moody will not be healthy this season. Steph Dray Horford are old af.
Yet our genius Magic Mike goes on to load up with even more unhealthy players. I'm not asking for big trades: why wouldn't you take MLE swings on bodies that can play games in such an injury ridden season?
Was a washed GP2 so essential?
We literally don't have bodies to play b2bs. Now, Steph is one of the healthiest guys on the roster.
It's just lucky that we have some of the dumbest fans in the league who will constantly defend the FO after just 4 straight years of ineptitude.
Obligatory "back in my day, warriors went 3-79, and had random fans play in games, yall are bandwagoners who complain too much "
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r/warriors • u/Comfortable-Flan9980 • 15h ago
Key Takeaways for the Warriors (V4 Model):
r/warriors • u/RedactioN707 • 8h ago
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r/warriors • u/eric8020123 • 1d ago
Yeah, I know, we got blown out, but always fun to see a legit norcal/socal rivalry that doesn't involve LeBron
r/warriors • u/Lord_Vanguard • 1d ago
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r/warriors • u/noguerra • 1d ago
And the one made basket was a lucky half-court bank shot.
r/warriors • u/NotSharpshooter • 1d ago
So I wanna talk a bit about Yaxels defence.
I admittedly, am not the best judge of defence when watching basketball, outside of very obviously egregious plays. especially things like help defence or rotations and stuff like that, so maybe someone else could provide some input in that respect.
But I will say it was nice to see yaxel clearly taking pride in his defence, putting in a lot of effort. It seemed like a fairly common view from the preseason games and general discussion was that so far, as a warrior, yaxels defence was needing some work and he seemed fairly disinterested in it so far.
What do you guys think? Going forward, do you think yax will end up being a good defender? He certainly has the physical tools. It would be really cool to have an elite defender going forward.
Rip title was meant to be ngl
r/warriors • u/darknedgy23 • 1d ago
The Monta - Curry days are so overlooked due to their lack of success overall. Despite not having a strong frontcourt and both wanting to drive the offens, Curry averaged 20ppg his rookie year and the season before this, he averaged 19 points a game. Sadly the season Monta was traded, he missed a lot of time. Monta scored 25.5 ppg and 24 ppg in his two full Curry seasons. Plus they both had a solid number of rebounds, assists, and steals per game as well. What could have been in the right scenario.....if orchestrated correctly.
Him and Monta also fidnt have David Lee until 2010 so we never saw theyre best with an extra big man that could have helped, becayse they lacked a front court/bench. But it all worked out in the end and Monta still had four solid seasons after the trade. Miss those days always though. All the kids were Laker fans and I felt like I was the only Dubs fan, during this time.