Well, I feel like we're going to look back on at least one of these, potentially, as being very important in the ultimate race for a championship.

The Golden State game, I'm not quite as sure.

But let's start there.

And I'm going to start with the only place that I can start if I'm being true to myself and not disingenuous, which is

fuck the Grizzlies.

Just here's why I say, fuck Memphis.

And I would be lying if I started any other way.

The Grizzlies should have won this game.

For anybody who missed the game, the Warriors came out and like Charles Barkley, to his credit,

said at halftime, absolutely played this thing like it was a scrimmage.

Steph said in his post-game interview afterwards that they, the first five minutes,

they just weren't playing with the usual, you know,

poise that they do. And, you know, who could blame them? Their home, they're facing a team

without John Morant. It was very clear that they thought they could just kind of walk in here

and beat this team. And they started throwing the ball all over the court and doing their usual

careless turnover thing, except to a rather absurd degree. I'm not, I think they had something like 13 turnovers in the

first half. It was at least 11. I want to say it was 13. More than that, they missed their first

15 shots from deep. And let me tell you, most of those shots were not well defended. In fact, I'm not quite sure that any of them were all offended. The Grizzlies were allowing these wide open looks from like good shooters, too. I think Clay started off 0 of 7 from deep. Steph, I know, started off 2 of ten. Jordan Poole started off 0.3.

I actually don't even know Jordan Poole hit a three tonight.

I don't think he did.

So the Warriors just weren't hitting shots.

They weren't taking the shots really in great rhythm,

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