There was much to praise in Mark Jackson’s game plan last night, but he simply had the wrong lineup on the court in the fourth quarter and overtime. Landry proved that Howard couldn’t guard him in the first half, forcing Howard’s third foul. And yet when Howard has five fouls, this doesn’t cross Jackson’s mind? Continue reading
Posted in Golden State Warriors, Recaps
After much waffling, it now appears that Steve Nash is a GO tonight. Going to be so fascinating to see how D’Antoni puts this oh so complicated puzzle together. Continue reading
Posted in Golden State Warriors, Previews
Tagged David Lee, Draymond Green, Kobe Bryant, metta world peace, Stephen Curry, Steve Nash
That didn’t take long. We now have Joe Lacob taking a victory bow over the resurgent Warriors, courtesy of Tim Kawakami:
http://blogs.mercurynews.com/kawakami/
It is absolutely hilarious that Lacob has succeeded in making TK and Ric Bucher — the two most vitriolic Warriors critics of years past — his tame house pets. It is an utterly brilliant media strategy, which began as soon as Lacob took over the Warriors, and designated TK as his go-to source for interviews. [end vitriol]
And now to see TK’s mentor, NBA gossip columnist Ric Bucher, fallen from his perch as TV analyst and stalking the Warriors sidelines as Craig-Sager-lite? Forced to muzzle his vicious gossip-mongering nature concerning all things Warriors? Absolutely delicious. Life does have its small pleasures. Continue reading
Posted in Golden State Warriors, Joe Lacob
What do you call Chris Bosh at center and Lebron James at power forward?
What do you call David Lee at center, and 6-6″ Draymond Green at power forward? Continue reading
Posted in Golden State Warriors, Recaps
Tagged David Lee, Draymond Green, Festus Ezeli, Jarrett Jack, Klay Thompson, Lebron James, Mark Jackson, Stephen Curry
