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There's a reason I don't speak ill of the warriors.

There is.

I don't know if you think that I'm some sort of lifelong Warriors fan,

and all I do is big them up and talk about how good Steph Curry is

and how Draymond Green's a Hall of Famer,

or don't worry about what Andrew Wiggins has got going on in his personal life.

Stay out of it.

Steve Kerr's one of the best coaches of our generation.

Like, I don't say that because I want them to succeed.

You don't think I haven't noticed that they haven't been playing well all season?

You don't think I'm watching these games?

You don't think I haven't seen that they have one of the worst records on the road in basketball

like you don't think I think that's a problem you don't think that you don't think I don't

see it you think I just want them to six no the reason that I praise them is because I want them to stay asleep. Complacency is the

enemy of excellence, and I don't want the warriors to be excellent. That's facts. And I know that me

talking badly about them is only going to give them motivation.

Did somebody not tell C.J. McCollum that?

Because C.J. McCollum acts like he's never been on the receiving end of Warriors vitriol before.

Little rewind machine.

C.J. McCollum and the Portland Trailblazers were up 15 points every single game in the Western Conference Finals against the Warriors, and they lost every single one of them.

They were swept.

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