The Warriors win ugly in Indiana.

I'll break down the three reasons why they were able to get the W and what I'm concerned about moving forward.

And then we'll talk about Steph Curry finally, mercifully breaking the all-time three-point record.

It should happen Tuesday in New York, the mecca of basketball, whatever the hell you want to call it, Madison Square Garden.

It's an arena in the middle of the city. Whatever. I'm Dieter Kurtenbach. This is Locked on Warriors Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast, part of the Locked-on

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This Steph Curry guy, he's a keeper.

26 points, Warriors win 102 100.

And while Curry knocked down a couple of three-pointers in this game, the record will

have to wait until Tuesday at the garden.

Now, the tricky part of all of this, according to multiple outlets, I believe first

starting with Marcus Thompson and Anthony Slater and eventually trickling its way to Monty

Poole and even my phone is that the lawyers are stuck in Indianapolis on a Monday night.

And as lovely as I'm sure Indianapolis can be, I'm pretty sure they'd

rather be in New York. Now, there is no rule prohibiting day of travel in the NBA, but if the

Warriors are to play on Tuesday against the Knicks, they're going to be doing it after they fly in

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