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You wouldn't necessarily expect that a two-point win over one of the worst teams in the league would elicit such a justifiably positive reaction, but that's where we are.

The Warriors made a big comeback and ended up beating the Philadelphia 76ers, 106, 104. And the place to start, absolutely,

is Dremont Green. Dremond was the linchpin of their defensive, not only their defensive

effort and drive, but also their defensive execution. He was disruptive all over the court,

was guarding whoever was around, and that wasn't

only just on switches. There were a few moments, I think, partially because he was trying to set the tone,

and partially because he thought it helped the team win, where he would pick up T.J. McConnell

in the back court and then just give him to step. So it wasn't like he was doing that and then taking

the assignment. He was doing that just to slow it down, to slow the Sixers offense down a little bit.

And they needed every single possession of that effort. They needed every single little bit of his six blocks, of his four steals.

And I'm a little bit sad that the Sport View tracking data is not out yet because I feel like the hustle stats might be a little bit ridiculous,

even though it was mostly in that one quarter. And I always think of defense as really being

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