@SorPerfectful that was Klays first time scoring less than 4 points in his career, playoffs and regular season included.. completely otherworldly

@@kylem6370 he went 0-10 mans is beyond washed he dry cleaned atp

last game before free agency.............. prolly cost him a cool $30 mill in the next contract!

He needa retire klay aint the same

I bet.

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The dark days started the day they broke up RUN TMC, thinking they needed to go big. HUGE MISTAKE.

Yup. Run TMC was the highlight of my childhood as a Warriors fan. This is why I'm not so devastated about the impending end of this dynasty. Thankful for what the Splash Bros. etc. gave us. I'm looking forward to what is next.

Absolutely. One of the best teams/runs in the HISTORY of sports.

the big ol’ san antonio women do

@@joejuan5022😂😂😂😂

They never won back-to-back, that really matters to some fans. Also, for as much as they won, they were very understated. Personally, I still think they qualify as a dynasty, based on winning 3 in 5 years (99 and 14 feel more standalone), but those are the reasons some might not hold them in as high regard.

Everyone gives them the love they deserve lol…

exactly Dynasty is 3 in a row but u need at least back to back wins​@jerodgraham6623

It was also the tone-deaf way they handled that situation. It showed Green was untouchable within the organization. I think most GM's would have seen this coming.

I'll agree, Draymond is responsible for Poole's departure, but KD left after the Warriors lost to the Raptors, and I blame Kerr, the Warrior's media, his teammates, and the fans themselves. KD got pressured into playing because he was accused of being soft, and it was insinuated that he could play, he just didn't want to. The organization, and Kerr specifically, could have, and should have, publicly addressed that issue, and said that if KD was able, he'd be on the floor. I don't recall any of the team backing him up either, and it resulted in him missing an entire season, because he hadn't sufficiently recovered and shouldn't have been playing. Players shouldn't blindly trust the medical staff of any professional sports team, because too many doctors factor in the team's best interests as part of the equation, when their only concern should be the athlete's healing and health.

He may have a homosexual fettish for Steph.. he doesn’t want anyone getting close to him…

An absolute Mastermind, Jerry West is a true basketball genius.

And definitely Shawn Livingston

​@bundangkorea And Andre Iguodala

Not really. Klay Thompson and Wiggins did not show up. The lack of three ball was the issue, not the fact that other teams are better at it. Everyone outside of Steph and Moody were missing every shot.

They caught up to Klay and Draymond maybe, but Curry is still on another level. Curry's loyalty to his teammates will ultimately cost him a shot or 2 at a championship.

The "3 balls from everywhere" is a double-edged sword. Average FG% is about 50% in the NBA. A team shooting nothing but 3's shoots 20 times, that's 30 points on 50% shooting. A team shooting nothing but 2's shoots 20 times, that's 20 points on 50% shooting. The math works, you're up 10. Its how peak Warriors were just blowing teams out at times by 20 - 30 points. You obviously need the shooters who average 40%+ to make that work (Steph and Klay both are). The problem is, as you say... if you're getting older, don't have the legs to run screens and get open all game, and then don't have a consistent backup plan to go down low on an off night, having guys getting thrown out of games, or just don't get other guys involved to makeup points... you lose by 20.

@@xndr3 its not about last night but rather how the league has been trending the last 4-5 years...2014-2020 the Dubs made teams QUIT totally demoralized because of their pace and 3 pt shooting- even before KD...2019-2020 teams started building rosters to beat GS...

I think it’s simple as klay tearing both his acl and achilles on separate legs is what ended the dynasty. Who knows where they would’ve been without those injuries

I think the warriors is the team that will pay Klay the most money..

this is the year we blow this thing up. only steph and the young guys will still be here.

I think your wrong on both

@@sheldonong7648quite the opposite, he’ll take a huge discount to retire with warriors.

How can a team force retire someone u sound dub as hell they are plenty of teams that want dray

The kings sitting at home just like the Dubs 🤷🏻

I understood that draft like that too but I’d not have drafted him personally. I thought it was too risky to draft a guy that we had no opportunity to see playing multiple games in college. There was no significant statistical analysis on his game in that level with only 3 games played. I was definitely cheering for him to work out in the warriors though, it’d have helped the team on another level. Like yesterday if we had him and he was everything we expected him to become for the franchise… Sabonis would not have gotten that many offensive rebounds and we’d have a real lobby threat =\

@@thiagodasilva6492 well when you put it that way..damn😭

There was plenty of guys that came out of high school in the past. Golden state had no patience to develop Wiseman. Because Steve Kerr wanted to play small ball. Everyone tend to forget that he wants to play small ball, Because if Steve Kerr and golden state wanted a big man. They would have gotten one within the last 2 to 3 years. They didn't want Wiseman to score and dominate the Post. They only wanted him to rebound. Be a rim protector and throw the ball back out to the 3 point line. So that only Steph and Klay could shoot, That's a waste of a big man.

@@Qjags2 How's Wiseman doing these last two years as a score-first big?

@@calla211 I know you're trying to be funny😅. But Detroit already had a big when Wiseman got there. And they also had a sorry, terrible coach. All you have to do is ask Phoenix. But the games that Wiseman played and started in Detroit when Duren was hurt, He mostly averaged a double-double when I watched.

@pauloshma 6188 hard to say they messed up picking Wiseman cause they had so many guards already and Wiseman was a big athletic Center that was supposed to give them size, rim protection, and can spread the floor on offense while also being athletic enough in pick and roll game. He just didn’t pan out, honestly a lot of players that draft were like that, only a few players that draft are starting quality and Haliburton didn’t go until 12 and Maxey went 21.

@@kylem6370 You're not wrong. But with the 2 overall pick. They could draft down or trade for a veteran. Wiseman was at small conference.

You don’t think an athletic big was a need? 😂

@@xndr3 Yes it was. But he went to small conference at college. He wasn't at SEC or ACC. Which better competition. Just saying.

Everyone wants to put the blame on Wiseman. Being horrible no one seemed to think of what Steve Kerr did to Wiseman. Any big man they would have got wouldn't have developed under Steve Kerr because he wanted to play small ball just like TJD wouldn't have develop, but Kerr was forced into using him Because looney was terrible, most of the year and Draymond was getting wore down Trying to cover bigger guys 30 40 pounds heavier than him and he was still getting Jerked around. Sure. Wisema's not the greatest, but he still could have did more of What GS wanted him to do. We can't say just because he's in Detroit. And people think he's not doing great cause Detroit has a terrible coach, also just as Phoenix.

Not a chance

Bro bill russel played 60 years ago against a bunch of white men. Segregation was still heavy at that time…. The competition that bill played against was weak…..

And you weren’t alive to see one second of him play….

Bill played in a NBA of 8 teams total, totally different era

Their core is old and has played a bunch physically taxing playoff and finals injuries. And klay came off of 2 serious injuries. Why wouldn’t you rest them?

@ninerempire3398 For a better seed. Now you can get a head start on rest. You probably win that game @ home

Get your facts straight. They drafted Stephen, Klay and Draymond So they had the right to pay them.

Yes, because everyone else plays for free. What a stupid thing to say.

Great comment.

Trade the #2 pick to which team, exactly? And for who, specifically? What was available? What was on the table?

35 million?!!! Have you seen his play this year and last year? He is MLE at best. Lucky he isn’t vet minimum. He not only didn’t contribute a single point yesterday, he was also terrible on defense and still shot bad shots to force it just like he has all year. He actively cost this team wins numerous times with the bad and stubborn play. I wouldn’t go a penny over 10/million a year and that’s probability too much.

@@michaelchiello1946Look I agree that Klay is not worth 35 million. I am looking from Warriors point of view. I mean I can't imagine GS will offer him 10 million per year. In your opinion when Draymond got that 4 year 100 million dollar deal a few years back was he worth that deal? If I was GS I would move on from both Draymond and Klay, but that won't be easy. I know for 100 percent Paul won't be on the team next year.

@@HarrisRiaz1 draymond is fo sure a $22 mill a year player klay is a 16 mill a year player ------- same as deangelo russell -------- add 8 mill a year for the 3 trophies he helped win as back pay

You own the Warriors?

That’s the way I look at it. When you seen a dumpster fire turn into a dynasty, how can we complain?

@@philipskwhat does the sentence you typed up have to do with what he said?

james harden, russell westbrook, and chris paul....... add to any mix and wait for burning smell to come from oven soon thereafter...

"See him playing for the Lakers"? Nope, never going to happen.

CP - still raking it in, the last $300 mill? without delivering even an NBA finals appearance

who will pay klay to suck on court for the next three years? like what use is he to any team? ---------- is basically a no 8 player off the bench at this point

Highly beg to differ. 2019 was just as good of a season as 2017-2018 were and possibly better, but the Warriors had some problems during the season due to injuries and the drama between Draymond and Durant. Without all of that going on, they would've easily beat the Raptors in the finals.

Right! Back when there were like, what? SIX teams in the NBA? Ha-ha-ha-ha!

@@Unknown17 there was some good teams, LA, philadelphia, NY, all three would lovvvvve to have had a handful of rings, so winning 11 out of 13 is a great accomplishment......... there is always 4 super teams in every era, everyone else is just trash, whether it is 4-5 of them or 12-16 of them, who cares........

@@AsifKhan-hf9zy I understand your point, but I do NOT accept that it wasn't easier to win a championship with just a few teams in the league.

No. Not even close.

Cry more

Easy there tiger.

not to mention, no inside play....... just hoicking up threes on a prayer.......... in out in out out in out out in out .............. thorw up 100s of them, and 30% fall in and suddenly you are a dynasty

He was waiting for you to mention Lebron. Thanks for that.

@@pretzelhunt 🤣 my bad!

LeBrontosauraus is a DYNASTY in himself. his goal was to play for 22 years at 80% effort level and make $500,000,000 in income as a result. mission accomplished. doubt he ever cared about dynasties or number of rings. he came in the league post shaq-kobe when big money was there to be made with a MEGA STAR.

suck the energy right out of wembenyama with his array of rimmed 3 pointers all season long............