Quote from: Yamifoud on Today at 01:29:14 PM

Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 10:27:29 AM

The return of Steph Curry didn't end with a happy ending. It seems like they are catching up on their rotation. Klay Thompson's performance is almost the same as what he always did but it's Jordan Poole who I think is changing whenever Steph is back. This should not happen. Consistency must be preserved.
Then, Jonathan Kuminga played only 13 minutes which again is surprising after he played 32 minutes against the Pelicans and scored 19 points. The big reason why they won that game.
17 games left, they need to fix this issue or else they will be in the play-in tournament before they realize it. Cheesy

There is not much of a gap between the 5th to the 8th seed.

Just like the last time he returned, but eventually, he was able to make the right adjustments and led the team. In that game, Poole wasn't very productive, and I'm sure he was also affected by the return of Curry. However, they are a good team already, so they'll fix this soon. Anyway, let's talk about the Clippers. I thought their losing streak would continue when Memphis had a huge third quarter, but good thing they were still able to come back and win the game. It's WB's first win since he got traded.

Return of Stephen Curry did not end in a happy ending for him. One thing I want to say is Stephen Curry was still the best player on the team. Yes, he did not perform exceptionally well which he generally does.

Actually, the Warriors got wrecked by Anthony Davis. Anthony Davis got 39 points alone. The performance of Poole was sadly not good at all. Klay Thompson was decent in this match. And I absolutely agree that consistency is the thing that is hurting the Warriors the most right now. Kuminga should have been given more playtime in my opinion as well.