Comments on: Revisiting Game 32: Warriors Handle the Clippers Again

By: Bay Area Sports Guy – Likelier All-Star: David Lee or Stephen Curry?

Bay Area Sports Guy – Likelier All-Star: David Lee or Stephen Curry? — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 21:18:15 +0000

[...] and four straight wins against the Jazz, Sixers, Celtics and Clippers. After beating the Clips, Jackson renewed his postgame All-Star campaign with vigor: “Maybe I’ll hold my own game if these two guys aren’t in there. Maybe that’s the answer. [...]

By: Derek

Derek — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 08:09:48 +0000

#2: I agree with you. Biedrens should probably be starting over over Ezeli. Biedrens offers better defense. He’s also a better rebounder and shot blocker. It appears Biedrens has decided to simply focus on doing wha the does best (D and rebounding) and it’s working. Conversely Ezeli needs to work on his hands, specifically catching the ball. His inability to catch negatively impact his ability to rebound and score.

On another note, it appears Tyler can score. I’m not sure about his rebounding or defense due to the fact he never plays. However during his brief time on the floor he’s shown the ability and willingness to score. He’s very athletic, much more so than both Biedrens and Ezeli.

By: Niners in 2012

Niners in 2012 — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 03:42:26 +0000

You can stop worrying. We got Jack and Landry, starter type players backing up our two best players. The way they built this team, man Lacob and Myers are firkin brilliant.

By: hmmmm

hmmmm — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 01:34:54 +0000

7 guys on this team have never played an 82 game season, hope I’m wrong but there could be a wall that gets run into…Jackson had done a good job limiting their minutes so far…we’ll see

By: Ewok

Ewok — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:08:14 +0000

What a game statement!

We are now getting the notice of the league.. but notice is not enough… We need respect, recognition, and a re-birth from the past…

To think the Clippers tried to play it rough.. and we overcame it with resilency.. we are now building character.. and soon enough, Warriors basketball will have its identity..

Let me give a quick general statement, To continue this growth, we have to build on each other and build each other… The limitations of some key players are still evident.. Landry has a hard time moving around the paint when doubled often resulting to turn overs… Klay Thompson seems to settle for the trey but doesn’t see the “Sprewell” in him and so forth.. So the key is to continue the internal build up… especially on Green, Ezeli and Barnes…

The team should take note, the league is watching and their scouts are assesing our teams weaknesses and strength.. I expect teams to continue to rough us, play us more physically, similar to how the Clippers worked us out the other day..

Bogut and Rush should be proud. But they better realize they are part of the team and we need them on the floor..

I also have to say that Jarret Jack is one smart player. He clearly reminds me of Mark Jackson during his heydays.. They play very similar, they play very unselfish and philosopically sound.

By: haastheman

haastheman — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 23:05:04 +0000

Great game against the Clippers. If you didn’t know, now you know. The warriors are for real. It’s ironic that this warrior team is winning because it’s tougher than it was last year, since it’s three toughest players from last year are gone (mcguire, rush, and monta), and two of it’s softest players from last year (curry and lee) are having all star years.

Somehow Jack has turned in Chauncy Billups. Floor general, hard nosed, and big shot after big shot. This team reminds me of the pistons team that won with Billups too. Total team concept, no true superstar, defensive minded, and well coached.

Also in contrast to past years, the warriors have benefited, as oppossed to being devasted by their injuries. The experience that Barnes, Green, and Ezeli are getting this year would not be possible if Rush, Bogut, and even Jefferson hadn’t missed the games they have and will this year. Harrison Barnes will be the next Grant Hill. Not the phoenix suns grant hill, the Pistons Grant Hill. If Bogut makes it back in time to establish a cohesiveness with the rest of the starters this team will be hard to beat with Ezeli coming off the bench. When healthy, this team might be too deep.

Nice to see biedrens getting some minutes and looking somewhat productive. If bogut gets healthy by the trade deadline we may be able to move Biedrens, especially since we have Tyler as extra backup

By: Stan

Stan — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 22:24:26 +0000

I was first on this board to say this was a special team.
And the first-here- to call Joe Lacob “beloved”..lol,well I did.
And Krueger’s rant over Monta? where he said Meyers and Lacobs son didn’t belong in the front office?..You mean Krueger is paid to be wrong all the time? Great job!..your the best at it Larry!

By: D_inUC

D_inUC — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 21:11:26 +0000

I am still looking for our “Rick Barry”. Someone who produces every game and will tell it like it is….Steph can, Klay can, but i want to see “it” every night.

By: deano

deano — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 20:56:10 +0000

MT: After every game, I look forward to your recaps. You provide an excellent synthesis of the key stats, stars and moments. As usual, you hit all the essentials of Wednesday’s victory.

What is amazing me about this season’s Warriors, aside from the consistency of their rebounding, defense and ball-sharing, is that they beat good teams even when one or more of their key players is having an off night or an off period. Someonse else always seems to fill in the hole.

Last night, Curry and Lee took turns dominating the first and second halves. Barnes and Biedrins played above their norms, off-setting Jack’s turnovers and poor shooting.

In years past, GSW beat good teams only when everyone was hitting their shots. Not so now. The record is proof that this team is very well put together, and very well coached. Hallelujah.

By: Gunner

Gunner — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 18:34:24 +0000

Vote for Chris Paul for the All-Star Game to ensure Jeremy Lin doesn’t sneak in as a starter! This, along with winning, will give the best chance for the Dubs to be represented by both Lee and Steph in the All-Star Game through coaches’ selection!

Paul currently has 650k votes and is leading Lin by ~46k votes!