At the start of the season, the Warriors were getting exactly what they needed from Andrew Wiggins.
He had a 10-game stretch in January in which you knew exactly what you were getting out of him each night; from 1/3-1/21, he scored over 16 points in each game while shooting over 40% in each game. His numbers in the month of January as a whole were excellent, as he averaged 17.9 points/game on 50.5% shooting and 40% shooting from three.
Read MoreWhether before or after All-Star Sunday, the losses have started coming and they don't stop coming.
In their first games after the break, the Los Angeles Clippers (25-14) took down the Golden State Warriors (19-19) to the tune of 130-104 at Staples Center on Thursday. The defeat for Golden State gave it its first three-game skid of the season after losing to Portland and Phoenix before the hiatus.
Read MoreThe first half of the 2020-2021 season was a success, I don’t care what anyone says. This team didn’t have very high expectations and have surprised many fans/analysts. Now, it’s time for this team to use that as momentum and exceed expectations even more in the second half of the season. The only way that’s going to happen if Kerr makes a couple changes in the rotation.
Read MoreNick Wright is a sports talk personality whose more-than-occassional partiality towards LeBron James at the expense of the Warriors has caused Golden State fans to roll their eyes over the years.
But something Wright once said still rings true, especially after All-Star Sunday in Atlanta – for Warriors’ fans, watching Wardell Stephen Curry go nuclear and have a childlike joy on the court is akin to a religious experience.
Read MoreWe are officially at the midway point of the 2020-21 NBA season. Coming into the season, this Warriors team had a wide range of possible outcomes. Nobody knew whether they would be a top-4 seed in the West, or if they would be bottom-feeders for a second straight year.
Read MoreWith the NBA All-Star Weekend approaching, I thought it would be fun to rank the Top 10 All-Stars to have been apart of the Warriors franchise. This will be based on how each player performed while repping the Dubs as well as their importance to the franchise. It can be from the days in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Oakland. Here we go.
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