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you were locked on warriors your daily golden state warriors podcast i am dan, your host, and so happy to bring you your team

every day. Another day, another game for the Warriors, they won 119, 111 in Atlanta against the

Hawks. A pretty interesting game because it went differently than expected kind of throughout. So

early on, the game was in many ways dominated by Dennis Schroeder. Schroeder was

fantastic offensively in the first half. It felt, as somebody who watches a lot of the Hawks,

it felt unsustainable because a lot of how it was happening was not as much dribble penetration,

which he can do from time to time and create for other people. It's actually how he's done

well against the Warriors at times in the past.

A lot of this was outside shooting, and Shooter is not a great outside shooter.

He was four of six in the first half.

And the Warriors struggled in the first quarter.

They were down seven, couldn't really find a rhythm, starters versus starters.

And then actually, other than when Zaza-Pachulia's in the

four, they were a little bit better. But they couldn't really find a rhythm there. So start

of the second quarter thinking, well, this is the unit that struggled against the Knicks,

especially in that's in the second, they were better in the fourth. And the Hawks, they have an

inconsistent backup group, but Tim Hardaway Jr.'s done well.

Erasani Oliva's doing well now there since he got added at the deadline.

And that got compounded by Clay Thompson coming in with that group and picking up both his second and third fouls in that first few minutes.

So kind of saying they're going, oh, well, maybe the wheels are going to come off.

The Hawks are doing well.

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