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Andy Lou, the Warriors win what is mostly a frustrating game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

I don't know.

Like, on the one hand, the first three quarters were shades of early last season.

On the other hand, the fourth quarter was so impressive that I might forget the first three quarters.

I literally was just going to say I already forgot the first eight quarters. I don't know what happened.

It's not important to me. But was that the worst start that they've had this? Was that the worst basketball that they played all season?

Probably, right?

The first three quarters, it was pretty nasty stuff.

Yeah, the only game where they've started that slow was against OKC.

And they kind of rectified that one by halftime.

This one, it took all the way to the fourth quarter.

But, yeah, I mean, that kind of speaks to how well they've been playing this season.

Yeah.

Like, you know, they're 13 and 2, 15 games in, and there's a whopping two games where we're like, yeah, they came out flat as hell.

If they had lost tonight, Sam, I wouldn't have gone on Green Room tonight and

been super frustrated. It's just, it happens. It's an 82 game season. They just won a huge game

against Brooklyn. You're on a friend of a back-to-back. Guys aren't taking this seriously probably.

I mean, you can't blame them. If they had lost, I would not have been frustrated tonight

watching them. But they came out and it's,

and what was the big thing about this game was that it's not like every single player came back and played well in the fourth quarter.

It really was Steph Curry.

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