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All right, we are discussing the Warriors 108 to 103 loss to the Pelicans Tuesday night,

splitting this back-to-back set in New Orleans, splitting the road trip, two and two in general.

Getting into the game a little bit, Steph Curry at 37 points on 13 of 31 shooting, 8 of 20 from

3 point range, struggled overall as this, as fatigue seemed to set in for the Warriors. Andrew

Wiggins at 26 points on 10 of 21 shooting. He's played really well and he actually had a really

nice four-game trip. But those guys didn't get any

help from the rest of that roster. Nobody else cracked double-digit points on the team. The

the next highest score was Jordan Poole, who needed nine shots to score nine points. You got Kavanaugh

and Michael Mulder putting in eight points apiece.

So they didn't get much.

It was a rough game for Kent Baysmore, who was two for ten overall, one for five from three-point range for just five points.

He also had two turnovers in the game.

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