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I am Daniel were your host and so happy to bring you your team every day. I am still on vacation, but I had more of the excellent questions from the Reddit mailbag thread that I put out there on the Warriors Reddit page.

And so I wanted to do a second podcast of questions and answers.

This one should be shorter than the first one, which you can check it out.

It should be in the pile of other Locked on Warriors episodes if you want to check that one out.

And the first question is from Aldernon.

It says, why does Clay always roast the Kings?

Does he have a super favorable one-on-one matchup against them, or is it a systemic issue that lets him abuse them?

This has changed a little

bit over the years. So a couple years ago, when the, when the kings were coached by Mike Malone,

who was actually a former warrior's assistant, the kings were commonly overhelping. It's not,

it's not always a staple of Malone's defense, but it usually is. It was something the Warriors did when he was their assistant, that he's very aggressive in that, the idea of not getting, you know, not giving a guy an open looks.

That meant that players kind of on the outside of the action themselves would often get open.

And the problem when teams face the Warriors is that that players usually Clay Thompson.

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