Andy Lou, welcome to the Pacific Catch post-game show.

The Warriors lose to the Utah Jats.

124, 123.

Really hard to state where we're at.

Like, you want to talk about grasping defeat from the jaws of victory.

I was in a good mood.

You were texting me.

You thought that they looked like they had resolved like last year's team?

Nope.

Can't. last year's team. Nope. Can I just, can I get off that take anyway?

Can I just give that take anyway?

Because it felt like that was a take for 47 and a half minutes.

It felt like they had the joy and the happiness of the team of last year where they could just sit some veterans and they can kind of steal a win on the road when they've got a bunch of young guys playing and it's a bunch of energy out there.

Cominga, Moody, and, you know, Dante Devencenzel looks like a guy.

So I felt like the Warriors had rediscovered that swagger about them.

And nope, they suddenly became this season's version of the Warriors or the Warriors from two seasons ago where, like you just said, they literally did everything in their power to try and lose that game.

And it wasn't because of the, I mean, it was a combination of the young guys and the veterans that pretty much teamed up together to choke that one away.

So I don't know, man.

I want to feel positive about that game.

But it's just a rough.

Yeah.

No, that wasn't a basketball team at the end.

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