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I am Daniel were your host and so happy to bring you your team every day. The Golden State Warriors returned home for kind of a road game-ish home game because they head back out to Minnesota starting on Friday, and they fell in their one home game to the Boston Celtics, 9986.

Inevitably, this is a game that will inspire some fans and media like to make some

big statements. And I think most of those are probably a little bit premature, a little bit overwrought,

because yes, they have lost a couple of times now since Kevin Durant's injury and so on and so

forth. But the one smaller one that I am comfortable making,

another two. One is, is going to be substantially harder for the Warriors to get the number one seed.

It is not impossible in any way, shape, or form, especially considering they already still lead

the spurs by one game in the lost column. And with good teams, you look in the lost

column for bad teams in the win column because you think that they'll make up any gap in terms of

games played with the other one. So, you know, if two teams are tied in the lost column and one

team has two more wins, you expect those teams are going to win more games. Anyway, that's aside.

So it's going to be substantially harder for them to get the number one seed,

and that ties in with one of the themes that I wrote about for the athletic, which is the idea

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