Golden State Warriors: The NBA's Version Of The Los Angeles Rams?
The Golden State Warriors look completely broken in their last two games.
Despite a number of regular-season injuries, the Warriors, led by Nikola Jokic, have made a number of dominant appearances in two consecutive wins over the Nuggets.
In both victories, they received fruitful responses from a number of rivals, at the same time practically stopping the attack of their opponents. The result was a comfortable victory - 123-107, on Saturday night. On Monday night, he showed the same flattery on his way to a 126-106 victory.
Monday night's victory was a constant reminder of the unit's great offensive capabilities. "Golden State" was in full swing as several talented amateurs showed their talent on the main stage.
Third-year player Jordan Poole scored 30 points in his playoffs and 29 points in his second game. Meanwhile, Clay Thompson reminded the basketball world who he is, scoring 5 goals. In his first national game in almost two years, he scored 19 of his 10 three-pointers. Then Thompson scored 21 points in the second game.
Andrew Wiggins looked solid, averaging 14.5 points Ö‡ 8.5 in Golden State's first two rotations, and Draymond Green, as always, was credited as the Warriors' brilliant attack manager. .
But, perhaps, the most remarkable performance was Steven Carey, who came out of the bench. Carrie made her debut about a month after injuring her ankle in a game against Boston in March, and despite her name story, she has not hesitated to downplay her role as the team's success.
Kari looked rusty in the first minutes of his return to action, but still lost 16 of 5 of 13 shots on the pitch, including 6 of 3 deep blows in the first game. The second game was a completely different story. Carrie called him "Fearless" because he used five of his 34 shots for health problems.
When Steve Kerr introduced his new series of "killers" - Carrie, Thompson, Poole, Wiggins and Green - the Nuggets inevitably ended. The five did not play much together, but their combination turned into a fast-paced weapon tactic to which Denver could not respond.
Colin Cowherd completely agrees with this Warriors team and even compares it to another NFL professional sports team.
Here is a tip. This is the one who just lifted the Lombardy Cup to win the Super Bowl.
"They are AN's Los Angeles sheep," the pastor told The Herd on Monday.
"Very smart general director. Very smart coach. Wonderful culture. They always make money that no one else has. They prepare and develop very well. ”
"Let's start with Andrew Wiggins. It was a great loss. He joins the Warriors and has just formed his first star team. He was super efficient, one of the strongest players in the league. Draymond Green ... I think he is the best defender in the league. He has restored his brand. "
The pastor was not limited to this.
"What about Jordan Poole?" Classic Warriors Option 28, he was not a determined man, no one thought he would be a lottery player, he became one of the brightest young stars in the league. Thompson. Two terrible injuries, two missed years, hard work, a return - he loves Jordan Poole and Steph is the icing on the cake.
"The best thing about a culture of thinking is how different personalities can adapt. Rem was able to capture Jalen Ramsey, a boy like Dante Fowler, whom we consider a failure, ƠºƠ¡Ơ·Ơ¿ƠºƠ¡Ơ¶ cultural defender [Matthew Stafford], Odell Beckham Jr. Everything works on rams. It's the same with warriors - the old man, the wounded child, the rising star, the child who recruits and develops, they all work. "
The victory of the Warriors in the first game shows that they are the sheep of the NBA.
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