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So the schedule just came out, like I said.

That was the day that LeBron James decided he was going to announce his contract.

And just randomly.

And we talked about this last week.

And because of the nine and one fiasco last year where I incorrectly forecasted what the Warriors would do,

I was asked by Warriors Reddit and Warriors Twitter whether I would do that prediction again.

So I did.

So I was looking through the schedule.

I think they're going to go 10 and 0.

I think they're going to go 9-1, 10-0. They play Miami. They play Denver. They play Phoenix. And, of course, they play Sacramento, which will probably be their toughest test. I know they've a lot of hype around Sacramento. So I think that's the case. But then a lot of people are like, okay, well, they lost Gary Payton a second. They lost Otto Porter, a huge role player there.

They lost Bialicha to overseas.

They are still getting Wiseman back into the fold.

They still need more consistency for Cominga.

It doesn't seem like Caminga really has his head on straight.

But then it's moves like this that make me confident in the Warriors moving forward to their commitment to continue to find uncut jobs and turn them into certified dudes.

Every year the Warriors find value in the draft and every year we dummies are shocked when they do.

So the person that's going to shock us, my prediction, is Patrick Baldwin, Jr. this year.

If you don't know his story, he's fascinating.

At one point, Patrick Baldwin, Jr. was a lock for the lottery. He was supposed to be that guy.

He had offers from every D-1 school under the sun. Everyone was salivating over him. He decides to turn down Duke and instead choose to play for his dad at UW Milwaukee to rebuild their program.

He's a sixth, I mean, stupid.

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