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Andy Lou, the Warriors lose 101, 106 to the Memphis Grizzlies, 1-1 series as we go back to the Bay.

If you told me to be a 1-1 series before the series started, I would be like, hell yeah.

Took care of, did what they need to do. But I'm going to be

honest with you, disappointed right now. Yeah, that was a terrible fourth quarter. I mean,

that was, well, no, I should say that was a terrible last six minutes of the game. I thought the

rest of the game, the Warriors played terrible, but they also did some good things that I thought wasn't possible in this series.

Like they're tougher than they're tougher on the class right now. Defensively, they were very

good. But when it came down at crunch time, they got outplayed. And I think that's the concern for

the series. I think overall, if you look at the two

games, I think the Warriors have the better shot. You look at it overall. And you're like,

yeah, you would think Steph, Clay, and Poole aren't going to shoot that bad for two straight games.

So overall, you're like, okay, those role players, Iyer Williams tonight, John Moran

hitting another 16-3s. Like those things tend to shift towards the Warriors because,

shockingly, the Warriors are going to be at home, right?

So you're going to think those players aren't going to play as well,

but I think overall you watch those last six minutes and you just go,

you can't lose a game like that, especially when you're the team with championship experience

yeah it's like the uh it's like the macro on the micro i'm watching this i'm going if the

warriors just hit the shots they got at like normal clip like a w on the other hand i'm watching

and i'm going clay why, why Jordan pulls open?

Stop taking those shots.

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