Kirk Goldsberry

Yeah, that seems to be where we're at.

And it's a really sad way to get to a place where you're really resigned that you're not a title contender this year.

But that sort of sober reality is going to set in, I hope, in Golden State.

Because from a team building perspective, Zach, that's the right mindset right now.

You don't want to start throwing good money after bad and start chasing things when there's teams like OKC and Minnesota and San Antonio and Denver ahead of you who are much healthier and younger.

It's sad, but that's the reality.

So I think you're right.

I don't think...

this is a win-now move.

And I think two nights ago or 48 hours ago, the Warriors were in that mindset.

There was a win-now situation here.

We were 11-4, 12-4, as you said, in our last 16 games.

We have started figuring out this offense.

We have rotations without Kaminga, by the way.

And we proved we can win a lot of basketball games with this combination of Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.

Well...

The math has changed, and I think the philosophy has changed, and that sucks for Golden State.

And the response is now, we're still trading Jonathan Kaminga, I think.

I think.

I'd ask you that.