Locked on Warriors: Jan 11, 2018: Dubs Give Up 50 to Lou - Real Reason Lacob Was Booed - Road Warriors

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🗓️ 11 January 2018

⏱️ 22 minutes

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The Warriors played pretty badly defensively on Wednesday, for a national audience. The team missed Klay Thompson's on-ball defense clearly, as well as the Splash Brothers' potent scoring and gravity. Kevin Durant scored his 20,000th point but it was to no avail, as Lou Williams went off for 50, including 27 in a decisive 3rd quarter. For #ThrowbackThursday, we go back to early 2012, when the Warriors traded Monta Ellis for Andrew Bogut, and Joe Lacob was booed at Chris Mullin's jersey retirement ceremony. Were the events related? Listen to find out. Lastly, the Warriors are heading out on a tough 5-game roadie: @Mil, @Tor, @Cle, @Chi and @Hou. They've actually played better on the road this season than at home, but with tough tests at each stop, they will have to increase their defensive intensity and not get caught in heavy iso situations on offense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are Locked on Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast, part of the
0:25.3	Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:30.4	Greetings, Hoops Heads, welcome to Locked-on Warriors, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network.
0:34.7	It's Thursday, January 11th.
0:36.8	I'm your host, Aliko Carter.
0:39.5	Man, I did not really see this loss coming. You know, trap games are something that I don't
0:45.9	really necessarily believe in, especially for a team that's as disciplined as the Warriors,
0:51.0	but the Warriors haven't been disciplined lately, especially on the defensive end. And this was just a defensive collapse from top to bottom. Straight up, Lou Williams
1:00.3	got 50. So not only was Stefan Curry missed, but they really miss Clay Thompson's on ball defense. I mean,
1:07.0	try as he might, Nick Young is never going to be able to replicate that. And it just looked like the rest of the team on the wings was just a little bit listless,
1:14.4	a little bit, that just was not a good defensive game at all.
1:17.4	We are going to talk about all that and more in the first segment.
1:21.0	In the second segment is Throwback Thursday, I'm going to take you back in time to
1:24.5	2012, the Monte Ellis trade and the infamous Boo gate, where Joe Lacob got booed
1:31.2	at Oracle Arena trying to make an address on Chris Mullen's Jersey retirement night.
1:36.5	I have a lot of thoughts about that, and I'm going to share them with you in the second segment.
1:41.0	In the third segment, we're going to look ahead to this five-game roadie,
1:44.5	really tough roadie, four tough opponents, and Chicago, who's playing very well right now. So
1:50.0	it was important for the Warriors to get that win last night going into this tough, tough
1:57.5	road trip where they're going to be east and then southwest and just flying all
2:02.3	over the place. People aren't healthy. People are banged up. The postmortem on this game is just
2:07.1	brutal. But before we get to that, got to do a little self-promotion. You can find my media on
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