Locked on Warriors: Mar 28, 2018: Good Things in Loss to IND - How B-Dubs Can Improve - Latest NBA Standings

Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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🗓️ 28 March 2018

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

The Warriors lost to the Pacers behind 24 points from Victor Oladipo and only a 12-point 4th quarter effort. There were good things in the loss, however, with the Dubs jumping out to an early lead, and a veritable block party from Jordan Bell and Kevon Looney. However, the Warriors only have 8 more games, and are currently 6 games from the 60-win plateau. The return of Kevin Durant and Draymond Green on Thursday should help matters. In the statistical deep dive segment, the Pacers game remains the focus. Lineups and miscellaneous stats are explored, with particular attention given to fast break points, which are an indicator of pace and an offensive mentality—the Warriors only had 2 fast break points against Indiana. Around the NBA, the Celtics have won 4 in a row despite Kyrie Irving's surgery. The Cavs are hurting, with Kevin Love on concussion protocol, and in danger of losing home court in the first round. The Rockets are still streaking, but would face the Timberwolves if the season ended today. That matchup bodes well for the Warriors, as the Wolves have the ability to match up with the Rockets at every position. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Greetings, Soups heads.
0:22.0	Welcome to Lockdown Warriors, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network.
0:25.3	It's Wednesday, March 28th.
0:28.1	I'm your host, Aliko Carter.
0:30.2	A lot of people have a lot of feelings about the game last night, about the team without
0:33.9	Steff, Clay, D, Dramond, and KD.
0:37.3	And, you know, I saw, I took a lot of good from this
0:40.1	game. Obviously, it's tough to score. It's tough to win when you only score 12 points in the
0:44.9	fourth quarter, but that first half was really beautiful, though, the ball movement, the blocks,
0:51.0	the confidence from everyone on the court. And it's exactly what I was talking about yesterday
0:56.7	with, uh, you know, the talent on this team down the roster. It's a very talented team and can
1:03.8	hang with good teams like the Pacers. And unfortunately, the Pacers made their run. And then, you know,
1:10.6	everything ended up going poorly
1:13.8	in the second half, but we'll talk about that matchup, that game in the first segment.
1:21.8	In the second segment, we're going to do a statistical deep dive.
1:24.5	We'll just take a look at how these players who aren't used to getting
1:28.4	big minutes are doing in those big minutes. And then in the third segment, we're going to go
1:34.5	around the NBA, take a look at the playoff standings, and see who's most likely to play the Warriors
1:43.5	in the first round in that two seven matchup you can get
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