The Warriors have won nine straight, but more importantly, they didn't trade away one of the best

21-year-olds in the NBA, like their Northern California rivals. I'm Deeter Curtin-Bock. This is

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It should be noted that the Warriors did not cover in Oklahoma City last night.

There were 12 and a half point favorites. They won by 12. But Clay Thompson is all the way back.

My goodness, what a performance from Clay Thompson in the clutch. And I have belly ached plenty over the last couple of months about what I thought was perhaps the only weakness for the Golden State Warriors, which is late game crunch time, half court offense.

And it's been good.

I've probably oversold the severity of the problem here, KMBR, columns anywhere.

But last night, you can see in microcosmic form what I was talking about.

Oklahoma City, they're long. They got Lou Dort. They're putting

them on Steph Curry. They got a bunch of young kids who got nothing to lose. They're down by

16 in the second half and they just whittle it away. 11 to 2 run, I believe it was in the fourth

quarter just whittling it away. Game slows down, half court defense comes through.

City Thunder were playing a full court offensive game because they were constantly in

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