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On this Sunday night, the Warriors just had another game.

They had another very consistent pattern in their win against the Orlando Magic.

The final score was 118.

It followed a now familiar format where they looked pretty shaky in the early going,

ended up being, I'll talk more about it, a moderately close margin, then it was tied at

halftime, and then they went on an absolute tear in that third quarter and then rode that

to the win. It's largely the same pattern that followed against the pistons and against the rockets.

And it works for this team. I wrote a little bit about this for the athletic that there is a part of a danger of getting so comfortable with how good you are in those stretches to say, oh, we can just ride that to a win.

But at the same point, as long as it's true, I don't think the Warriors need to worry about it that much.

So they should consider it and kind of adapt from there.

But another strong performance in that third quarter, for those who haven't seen it,

I posted the shot chart and the shot plot on both my piece of the athletic and on Twitter,

and it's completely ridiculous.

It's basically the Mori Ball Dream.

Every shot was either in the restricted area or from three, some in the corner, some above the

break.

I think there were six of 11 from above the break, which is really, really good.

But I want to start with the beginning of the game because I found that

interesting, lightning if you want to call it that, because they really did struggle early on

starting five versus starting five and a lot of bad turnovers, but exactly what you would

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