Good morning, everybody. It was an 11-game night in the association. That was riveting,

including the 49th wedgy of the season. So let's jump into some real good action. We'll start with the

Suns Warriors, number two versus number eight in the West. The Golden State Warriors beat the top

two Western Conference teams 24 hours apart after beating Utah on Monday. The Suns came out with

the game plan. Let's take the ball out of Steph's hands, a strategy I'm sure we'll see next week in the play-in.

And Curry couldn't find his rhythm hitting only one of 11 threes. So who stepped up when

Curry moved it along? Well, second-year warrior Jordan Poole and the extremely talented and

recently very, very capable Andrew Wiggins. On a sequence with under two minutes left,

Poole hit a three to give the Warriors their first lead of the second half.

Curry poked the ball from Devin Booker on the other end,

doing what he could to help out on this night.

Then Curry was triple team,

and Wiggins drove and hit a little baseline fade

to make Chase Center's 4,000 plus go nuts.

A little flashback to the Warriors elite days.

Wiggins ended with 38 to go along with Pools 20.

Wiggins was 17 of 24 from the floor, and of course you can't expect that every night.

But his production has been overlooked recently, including by me.

Steph has taken all of my attention, and it's not a short stretch at all.

Wiggins last 29 games, over 20 points per game on 48% from the floor and 38% from 3,

and the Warriors continue to play great defense.

Does anyone want to see this team?

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