***GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 2010-2011 SEASON THREAD***
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Yeah but keep in mind we typically play shitty on the road in general..
Most those big wins vs good teams were at home...
Hope ur right tho
I'm watchin this garbage time right now and I gotta say Jeremy Lin has some quick hands on D.. I've seen him knock the ball away clean at least 3 times this quarter...
Most those big wins vs good teams were at home...
Hope ur right tho
I'm watchin this garbage time right now and I gotta say Jeremy Lin has some quick hands on D.. I've seen him knock the ball away clean at least 3 times this quarter...
Let's just hope we don't let these shitty teams look like all-stars against us...
I think our D is much improved from early season.. Udoh has a huge impact on our inside D and our rotations are lookin better... We just can't go stone cold from the field like we did late vs Boston and pretty much all game bs Atlanta..
Monta needs some help and DLee has been doin good but steph needs to take more shots too... I don't think he put it up once the first half vs Atlanta...
I'm happy with dwright so far this year he has met and exceeded my expectations in most areas of his game. The main thing he's lacking is consistency, along with steph curry.
Overall I know most fans were hoping for some kind of impact trade for at least a bench player but I'm personally happy we didn't break up the core. Let's just hope this new ownership ain't bullshittin about being dedicated to winning. We have a loyal fanbase and they are still fillin seats while the team plays at a mediocre level. Next offseason will begin to tell the story and show the true faces of ownership. We can't expect instant success but we can expect instant improvement.
Biedrins has been a huge disappointment and although he is young in age he's been in the league for a while now, it's lookin like he might don't got it
Just felt like droppin my two cents on the state of the team so far this year
Off to the bar now.. At least there's an early game tmw at 1:30 pm...
It'll probably be tacos and Basketball as I nurse a hangover...
I think our D is much improved from early season.. Udoh has a huge impact on our inside D and our rotations are lookin better... We just can't go stone cold from the field like we did late vs Boston and pretty much all game bs Atlanta..
Monta needs some help and DLee has been doin good but steph needs to take more shots too... I don't think he put it up once the first half vs Atlanta...
I'm happy with dwright so far this year he has met and exceeded my expectations in most areas of his game. The main thing he's lacking is consistency, along with steph curry.
Overall I know most fans were hoping for some kind of impact trade for at least a bench player but I'm personally happy we didn't break up the core. Let's just hope this new ownership ain't bullshittin about being dedicated to winning. We have a loyal fanbase and they are still fillin seats while the team plays at a mediocre level. Next offseason will begin to tell the story and show the true faces of ownership. We can't expect instant success but we can expect instant improvement.
Biedrins has been a huge disappointment and although he is young in age he's been in the league for a while now, it's lookin like he might don't got it
Just felt like droppin my two cents on the state of the team so far this year
Off to the bar now.. At least there's an early game tmw at 1:30 pm...
It'll probably be tacos and Basketball as I nurse a hangover...
Since when have the warriors played sensational defense? They're a run and gun type of team still, until they have the personnel that will lead the way on defense and sacrifice themselves for the squad. If i remember correctly turiaf was the last defensive minded player that played with intensity the warriors had.
As insisted by Warriors owner Joe Lacob, one source said, Murphy agreed to sign only with an Eastern Conference team. (Portland is one Western team that showed interest.) San Jose Mercury-News
The Warriors have reached a buy-out agreement with Troy Murphy that will pay him less than 100% of his remaining salary, according to multiple sources. Murphy had to be waived before Tuesday to remain eligible for a playoff roster on a new team. San Jose Mercury-News
Fegan and Murphy argued that, before trading Murphy to the Warriors, New Jersey agreed to pay him 100% in any buy-out, which is a promise they wanted Lacob to uphold. San Jose Mercury-News
But Lacob held the line and, according to one source, said that the Warriors’ intent was to flip Murphy to another team–believed to be Cleveland, for Antawn Jamison and a draft pick. When that trade did not happen at Thursday’s deadline, Murphy and the Warriors were at loggerheads on the buy-out terms. Until today. San Jose Mercury-News
The Warriors have reached a buy-out agreement with Troy Murphy that will pay him less than 100% of his remaining salary, according to multiple sources. Murphy had to be waived before Tuesday to remain eligible for a playoff roster on a new team. San Jose Mercury-News
Fegan and Murphy argued that, before trading Murphy to the Warriors, New Jersey agreed to pay him 100% in any buy-out, which is a promise they wanted Lacob to uphold. San Jose Mercury-News
But Lacob held the line and, according to one source, said that the Warriors’ intent was to flip Murphy to another team–believed to be Cleveland, for Antawn Jamison and a draft pick. When that trade did not happen at Thursday’s deadline, Murphy and the Warriors were at loggerheads on the buy-out terms. Until today. San Jose Mercury-News