Warriors down Thunder | De’Aaron Fox to Spurs?
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What happened in the Thunder vs Warriors game?
In an L. In a loss. To the 23-23 Warriors. Now 24-23 Warriors.
He had 54, what was that, last week? So it's his second 50-point game. They mentioned on the broadcast that he's only got seven. He only has seven games of 40 or more points this season. Do more, Shay.
Right, yeah. Please score some more.
But look, let's talk about the Warriors side of this. Because the second half, it was like... A little bit of Jekyll and Hyde. You know, the Thunder get out to a nice lead. Steph Curry scores four points in the first half. And you start thinking, hey, this is – maybe they're going to be waving the white flag kind of early. But Steph got hot. And so hot, he hit a 35-footer after the buzzer kind of out of rhythm toward the end of this game. Like, it was one of those things. I wonder if the Thunder – None of the players remember what it was like to be in those battles, but I wonder if there's people in the Thunder organization that just every time they see Steph touch a basketball, they get flashbacks. It's like PTSD.
I'm sure there's a little PTSD on the Thunder side. There's PTSD all around the league when it comes to Steph Curry getting hot. And what's so... obvious is that when he gets hot he injects life into the warriors because not only did he get hot and start making abnormal threes excuse me abnormal for other people not for everybody else um but it also picked up the pace of the game you saw the warriors start exchanging buckets with with okc in a way that most teams aren't able to keep up with okc at one point There was literally 24 points for the Warriors, eight points only for OKC. They end up winning that quarter 36-26, but that's when the tides shifted for the Warriors. They were feeling themselves. There was a crazy dunk, GP2 over Isaiah Hartenstein. I am still out of my body thinking about that body dunk.
He bodied him, but that was the essence of the way that the Warriors were playing in the second half.
Yeah, it was a great game from Andrew Wiggins. I mean, they just got a little, they got enough from everybody. You know, it was another one of these games where, you know, Steve Kerr rolls out 11 guys and none of them are stars except for Steph. And somehow they win this game. And this is why we're all thinking, oh, the trade deadline. If they could just get a guy, if they could just get a guy, if they could somehow manifest, I don't know, Cam Johnson even.
Or maybe no moves because the guy you need is on the bench hurt. Jonathan Kaminga, before he went out, was averaging about 20 points in those last few games, especially in January. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe the Warriors don't need to make a move. Maybe they just need to be patient.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened in the Thunder vs Warriors game?
1:53–7:21
2
What are the latest updates on De'Aaron Fox's trade situation?
7:21–13:19
3
What are the Clippers' plans for Kawhi Leonard?
13:19–20:40
4
What impact does Jimmy Butler have on trade discussions?
20:40–25:52
5
What are the Milwaukee Bucks considering for their roster?
25:52
6
How might the trade deadline affect team strategies?
14:05–34:08