Final |
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PTS | 87 | 85 |
FG | 33-86 (.384) | 32-80 (.400) |
3P | 5-17 (.294) | 4-21 (.190) |
FT | 16-23 (.696) | 17-22 (.773) |
REB | 49 | 44 |
AST | 19 | 16 |
STL | 9 | 10 |
BLK | 3 | 12 |
TO | 18 | 18 |
PF | 20 | 23 |
Moderators: Mr. Crackerz, JREED, Guybrush, 32
WarriorHawk87 wrote:Dear God, Lee and Curry are a combined 4-30 shooting, that is epic.
Blackfoot wrote:I remember a guy like J-Rich on this forum who was almost as bad when I was a lurker.
Ringo wrote:WarriorHawk87 wrote:Dear God, Lee and Curry are a combined 4-30 shooting, that is epic.
And we still won! I don't care how they get the wins as long as they get them. A great effort from Bogut to play without any warm up games and very limited training.
Martin... you're killing me with your sorry, pessimistic views on this Warriors team. It's only the first game mate. And the first time that our starting 5 have played together. Cheer up. We won!
martin wrote:The great Bob Fuckgerald always said something along these lines during last season: "how often will the warriors (or this and that player) shoot so bad?". I don't buy these kind of arguments.
Yes they will shoot better, but phoenix shot as bad as we did. I saw two bad offensive teams out there.
martin wrote:Did you see any pick 'n' roll? Yes, I thought the same.
martin wrote:Our starting five has ways to go to be a consistent, coherent, not eye killing team on the court. Let the rosy teddy bear drown for a moment.
martin wrote:Besides Bogut I saw no one with any kind of a balls there.
martin wrote:The bench is another thing. Bench won us a game big time. That is depth, and that is FO job done well.
martin wrote:Ringo wrote:WarriorHawk87 wrote:Dear God, Lee and Curry are a combined 4-30 shooting, that is epic.
And we still won! I don't care how they get the wins as long as they get them. A great effort from Bogut to play without any warm up games and very limited training.
Martin... you're killing me with your sorry, pessimistic views on this Warriors team. It's only the first game mate. And the first time that our starting 5 have played together. Cheer up. We won!
The great Bob Fuckgerald always said something along these lines during last season: "how often will the warriors (or this and that player) shoot so bad?". I don't buy these kind of arguments.
Yes they will shoot better, but phoenix shot as bad as we did. I saw two bad offensive teams out there.
Did you see any pick 'n' roll? Yes, I thought the same.
Our starting five has ways to go to be a consistent, coherent, not eye killing team on the court. Let the rosy teddy bear drown for a moment.
Besides Bogut I saw no one with any kind of a balls there.
The bench is another thing. Bench won us a game big time. That is depth, and that is FO job done well.
32 wrote:martin wrote:The great Bob Fuckgerald always said something along these lines during last season: "how often will the warriors (or this and that player) shoot so bad?". I don't buy these kind of arguments.
Yes they will shoot better, but phoenix shot as bad as we did. I saw two bad offensive teams out there.
Fuckgerald.... Nice.
But poor puns aside, if you don't believe David Lee and Steph Curry are going to shoot a great deal better than they did tonight, you may as well stop watching now. Those are our two biggest shot-takers and they both absolutely blew tonight. Curry missed all 6 of his three's and shot 14%. Lee (a career 50% shooter) shot 12%. If you don't believe the Warriors are going to shoot drastically better on most nights, or that they have the personnel to be a dangerous offensive team, pull a JSW and just become a Pistons fan now. Arguing that the offense is in trouble because the two guys taking the most shots were off lacks foresight. You gotta be more patient bro.martin wrote:Did you see any pick 'n' roll? Yes, I thought the same.
Good, then we both saw pick-and-rolls. Problem is, Lee couldn't finish them.
We also saw punch isolation from Landry and high-post options for Bogut. The front court will be a huge part of this team. Again, be patient.martin wrote:Our starting five has ways to go to be a consistent, coherent, not eye killing team on the court. Let the rosy teddy bear drown for a moment.
4-for-30. That's what our offensive duo put up tonight. Hell, even Thompson was 2-for-9 inside the arc. Phoenix played aggressive defense and you gotta give them credit for bothering our shooters. Won't happen every night.
I realize it was ugly to watch at times, but Barnes flashed athleticism that a few people were concerned about and, for Chrissakes, Bogut was in uniform - which is the best news of the year so far. The bench needs no explanation.martin wrote:Besides Bogut I saw no one with any kind of a balls there.
Then you tuned out when Ezeli was in the game. He drew an off-the-ball foul on Gortat after literally LIFTING him with one arm and getting inside position for a dunk. When the whistle blew, Gortat looked at his bench with a total, "What do you want me to do to stop this monster??" look. 3 steals, 5 boards.
You also must have missed Landry dominating the paint inside: 7-for-9, 6 boards, 3 free throws, +13 on the night. Fitz often referred to the low block as "Landry's office". You'll understand why within 2 weeks of the season. He's instant inside offense off the bench. Nobody on Phoenix had any hope of slowing him down.martin wrote:The bench is another thing. Bench won us a game big time. That is depth, and that is FO job done well.
You can say that again.
The Big 3 (Landry, Rush, and Jack) accounted for 41 points (16-for-25), 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 steals, and all left with positive plus-minus ratings: +13, +3, and +7 respectively.
Blackfoot wrote:martin wrote:Ringo wrote:WarriorHawk87 wrote:Dear God, Lee and Curry are a combined 4-30 shooting, that is epic.
And we still won! I don't care how they get the wins as long as they get them. A great effort from Bogut to play without any warm up games and very limited training.
Martin... you're killing me with your sorry, pessimistic views on this Warriors team. It's only the first game mate. And the first time that our starting 5 have played together. Cheer up. We won!
The great Bob Fuckgerald always said something along these lines during last season: "how often will the warriors (or this and that player) shoot so bad?". I don't buy these kind of arguments.
Yes they will shoot better, but phoenix shot as bad as we did. I saw two bad offensive teams out there.
Did you see any pick 'n' roll? Yes, I thought the same.
Our starting five has ways to go to be a consistent, coherent, not eye killing team on the court. Let the rosy teddy bear drown for a moment.
Besides Bogut I saw no one with any kind of a balls there.
The bench is another thing. Bench won us a game big time. That is depth, and that is FO job done well.
I can see how you think our two top offensive players will regularly go 4/30. This makes sense to me.