What up everybody? Welcome into Locked-on Warriors. I'm your host Charles T. Hamilton.

Another good one for you today. The Warriors are taking on the Orlando Magic this evening from Oracle.

Going to look at that game. Also going to look at some numbers so far throughout the season that show why the bench is better than it's ever been and why Clay Thompson's

numbers are a little different at least to start the year.

That's all coming up next.

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Another good one.

Kind of quick one today as we wait for tonight's game.

But there were a few things I wanted to talk about with the Warriors as far as their bench is concerned.

Some of the numbers that have, I don't know, come out,

that at least explain as to why I think the bench is better than it's been in a while.

Obviously, missing certain players on that bench, mostly the bigs that they've had in previous years.

David West, Javail, Zaza to an extent even, has hurt the bench a little bit just because

it's less options as far as the, you know, the five spots concerned.

But for the most part, the wings, the guards, every other position, I think is better and deeper

than it's ever been.

I have some numbers I'm going to get to about that.

We're also going to break down tonight's game against the Orlando Magic, who aren't great,

but are having a nice season and do have some intriguing pieces,

especially against a depleted Warriors team who still, look, it's been two good games.

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