Well, Mr. Luru, we were there last night for what seemed like it might be a turning point

coming in for both franchises, the warriors and suns, suns massively outperforming expectations

so far, warriors even with our lowered expectations were quite below those and the suns got

a 30-to-1 run in the first quarter.

The game was never competitive and in the midst of that non-competitive game, Steph Curry

drives to the basket, Aaron Baines jumps in front of him to fall down as the rules incentivize

him to do.

Nothing dirty about Baines' play, but the rule sucks, we've talked about it a million

times, Steph Curry falls, Baines falls on his hand and Steph Curry now has a broken second

metacarpal in his left hand.

I think they're going to find out today whether he needs surgery or not, but with the

warriors now sitting at one in three, easily the worst point differential in basketball,

it appears that any chances of making the playoffs for them are out the window at this

point, barring a miracle.

I'm sorry, they don't have the worst point differential in basketball.

That's the Kings.

Yeah, that's the Kings.

21 instead of negative 60-point four.

Another two we'll talk about.

Yeah, I think the most important thing is that piece of context about the absence here.

Jeff Stots in Street Close, his database, the average absence is 16 games, but what is

notable is there's a huge difference between whether it requires surgery or it doesn't

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