Postgame Show: How Good are the Warriors?

Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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🗓️ 21 January 2021

⏱️ 21 minutes

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0:00.0	You are Locked-on Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcasts network.
0:08.3	Your team, every day.
0:15.8	A Thursday edition of Locked-on Warriors, I'm West Goldberg, Warriors beat writer for the Bay Area News Group.
0:23.3	Breaking down the Warriors' 121 to 99 win over the Spurs from Wednesday night.
0:28.7	Steph Curry had 26 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists.
0:32.1	James Wiseman scored 20.
0:34.5	As the Warriors' offense flowed.
0:36.1	On defense, they held the Spurs to 37.2% shooting
0:39.8	overall and four for 33 from three-point range. After the game, Steve Kerr called it their
0:45.0	best two-way performance of the season, and I'd have to agree. Now, the Spurs are not the Lakers,
0:50.6	nor are they the Nuggets, but they're a solid team whom Kerr respects, and winning these
0:55.4	games is what playoff teams do, and in this game, it felt like the Warriors better established
1:02.6	the identity. They may have found in that win over the Lakers. Curry affected everything on
1:08.0	offense, not just with his scoring, but with his screening, which I'll get to later, with the gravity off the ball. Andrew Wiggins settled into his role with a tidy
1:15.2	18 points on 7 of 12 shooting. The New Look bench unit with Kelly Ubre and Eric Pascal playing
1:20.7	the full-time small ball five played well, and then the defense obviously continues to improve
1:26.0	their most dominant performance of that season for that unit.
1:29.6	So not only was this the best two-way game for the Warriors,
1:33.2	but it was also the most complete game for James Wiseman,
1:36.4	who found success in that Dunker Spot, nailed his space,
1:38.9	and completely outplayed Lamarcus Aldridge, who had four points on eight shots and three rebounds.
1:44.9	That's the kind of game that from tip off to close, that if James Wiseman can kind of
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