Welcome back to another episode, a small ball with Kenny Beecham.

It is March, which means there is madness going on.

But we still got hoops to talk about.

I ain't go lie.

I'm super excited for March Madness.

I mean, even as I'm taping this, we got games going on.

So Greg, I'm going to need you to keep me updated if we're seeing some upsets or something.

But I got a lot to talk about in the NBA. A lot to talk about in the NBA. Today I'm finally doing the Golden State Warriors. Deep dive. It's a team that we've mentioned in passing a few different times over the last couple weeks. But I was telling you all that I was waiting until they got to this thicker part of their schedule when they played against some bigger teams. They played against some more competitive teams. And I want to see what they look like then. So deep dive on them. I want to talk about the bucks as well because they're one of the more confusing teams of basketball because, you know, at the end of the day, you trust that Yonis is going to be the best player in every single series. But what does that mean in the grand scheme of their playoff outlook? We're going to bring on producer Greg. Five out is back, ladies and gentlemen,

and of course, we got Ask, A Full, Full episode for y'all today. Be sure to leave a like,

be sure to subscribe, and let's get in it talking about the Warriors. Now, the Warriors made this trade on Kenny for

Rio and on this podcast, you know, we were talking about how this trade probably does not

increases their ceiling to be in the top contention of the league. At the end of the day, it was a

good old move to make them better right now to rejuate Stefan Curry, and to rejuvenate Jimmy Butler,

who had spent the last month or two basically pouting around Miami, which is like the worst

place you could potentially pal. Have you been to Miami? It's amazing. And they made the trade

happen and things have been way better than I think anybody really anticipated. Where you really

have to think about the Warriors as a team that can do the thing that they did a couple years ago, which is win the championship. And I, again, did not see this coming. Since acquiring Jimmy Butler, in the games that Jimmy has played, there are 15 and 2. These are just all the numbers. And then we'll get into some analytics or the analytical interpretation of these numbers. They're fifth in offense in that time. They're number two in defense. and you're at top of these numbers.

Their fifth in offense in that time,

their number two in defense,

and they're on top of the league in force and turnovers.

Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler have a 7.4 net rating when they're on the court together,

but I think the more interesting thing

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