You are locked on Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast. I'm Danny Lur, your host,

and so happy to bring you your team every day. And this is a good example of that, because

today your team was not on television. And so had a, let's call it a narrow pool of people

that were at the game of my media friends. And fortunately, Tim Bondamps of the Washington Post was gracious enough

to give me a little bit of his time and so we talked about what was a pretty interesting game

in some ways it was unusual in terms of the turnovers and all that and we'll get into the substance

of it but we talked for about a half an hour on what we took away from the experience of a game that wasn't televised.

So it feels like we have a little bit of a challenge here or an obligation, if you want to call

it that, because we get to talk about a game that almost nobody got to see because it wasn't on TV.

I didn't realize it wasn't on TV. That's interesting. Yeah, so I... I guess they should have realized that, but I didn't, I guess.

That's one of the big reasons I was there is because when it wasn't going to be on TV,

then I decided I wanted to be there to share the experience with the listeners.

And there are a lot of different ways to take this game.

It was weird in a lot of different ways, just in terms of the Warriors turning the ball over a lot early,

but still having some really strong performances.

And so instead of me dictating at the very beginning, what was your biggest takeaway from this game?

I think in the macro, it reinforced what we saw Tuesday and what we saw Saturday,

which is that, you know, I mean, a lot of times the conventional wisdom winds up being wrong, right?

But I think with the Warriors, I think the conventional wisdom is going to prove correct,

which is that if you're going to beat this team, it's going to be by pounding

them inside and slowing the game down and keeping them from getting out in transition.

Because we saw tonight what we saw on Tuesday, which is that whenever the Warriors get a chance

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