My bad, looks like Kerr lost a challenge on the Draymond charge which means later on with the out of bounds call, he couldn’t challenge that. I say you take a delay-of-game anyways. Donovan hits a 3 and lights the torch at that point… (see above timestamps)

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Let's be honest. Cavs are hot right now and they are kicking butts in the league. Gsw arent in that level yet so no shame being beaten by a better team. They are on the level of phoenix, wolves and lakers so these are the must be teams.

00:00 What kind of nuance goes into ATO late-game situational execution coming out of a timeout? What kind of nuance goes into execution there? 00:10 Nuance meaning, like, the process of - 00:13 Yeah, putting a play together and executing it. Like, what has to go right, in order to execute there, like you guys so often do? 00:20 Yeah, I mean, it varies. It's generally situational. What are you trying to do? Are you trying to get a 2-for-1? Are you going for a 2? Are you going for a 3? So we - some stuff we practice. Other stuff we might just draw up and put it in. If we see something that we think we can take advantage of, our players are generally pretty good about just executing something off the board without having practiced it. 00:53 But you also have to have stuff that is, you can do on the fly. Sometimes, like if a team has a foul to give and you take a timeout late, you drop a play and they give a foul, you might have to call something that you already have in your - that they can run on the fly. So there's a lot of different variables involved. 01:17 Is the ere any update or any sense of how long Brandin might be laid up with this abdominal strain? 01:22 Yeah, it's not bad. So we're - the MRI was clear and so he's day-to-day, which is great. I mean, you always worry about the abdominal strains and those can can keep guys out for a while. So this one doesn't seem to be too bad. 01:40 And obviously when you took over 10 years ago with the Warriors, that was a team that had had some success in the playoffs, got to the second round a couple times. Kind of similar, at least in some ways, to what the situation Kenny inherited with Cleveland. I was curious, as you got into that first season, was there a point when you felt like you knew this team was going to potentially be able to take farther steps right away, and kind of what were the markers you were looking for to kind of tell that, or was it something you had to wait to see what the team looked like in the playoffs, to really know that was the case? 02:08 Well, first of all, it's rare to get a job like this one or like the one Kenny got. I mean, usually if a team is a 50-win team and a second round team, then they're not making coaching changes. So, pretty unique opportunity for Kenny, like it was for me. Looking back 10 years ago, it was obvious almost right away that we had a hell of a team. I mean - but they were already really good, top-five defense the previous year and a pretty lethal backcourt. So we got off to a great start and I think the biggest thing was just having to convince the guys that we didn't have to go through the usual process of heartbreak for three years that most NBA championship teams seem to have to go through, although maybe that's changing, I don't know. Boston would argue - Boston would say no. It took them what, seven, eight years. And I think that's more the rule than the exception. So with Cleveland, they're gonna - obviously, you got a hell of a team and they've been in the playoffs the last couple of years, so similar circumstances and there's some luck involved and you just go for it. 03:32 You sounded the other night like you're getting closer to, like, a more trimmed-down, like, nightly rotation. I mean, is that the goal right now? 03:41 It is. I mean, I think the way this season has gone, starting out playing 12, which was ambitious, but it clicked. And then so many guys played well. Then once we started losing, I think we knew we had to search for combinations and I think when you throw in some injuries and some experimentation, we've kind of been all over the map. And given the stretch we're in, losing 12 out of 16, yeah, gotta settle in these next couple of weeks, stick with the same lineup, same rotation off the bench, if possible, and see if we can find some rhythm. 04:29 You closed the other night small with Schroder, Steph, Wiggins, Kuminga, Draymond. Is that - I know that you are probably going to kind of tinker nightly - but is that kind of what you envision as maybe your closing five? 04:42 It's definitely one of the best, options. I mean, I think the other guy who has to factor in is Trayce. And in fact, we did bring Trayce in for the last two defensive possessions for Steph, but obviously Steph will be on the floor in closing situations. There could be a case where maybe one of those guys isn't on the floor and Trayce is for defense and shot-blocking. But you never know how it's going to play out. 05:17 Why do you think it's kind of Trayce has been unlocked a little bit the last couple of weeks? 05:22 I think it was kind of good for him to sit for - he had the one DNP and then a couple of games where he didn't play a whole lot. I think it was good for him. I think we're just trying to convince him how hard he has to run, every single play, to really be effective. And he has a tendency occasionally to think too much and think, "Oh, I should be going to set a ball screen," instead of just running right to the front of the rim. But he's been much more aggressive. I think he's finishing better. He's making his free throws, so he's doing a lot of things to be more consistent. 05:56 Steve, last game - sorry, right here. Last game, Draymond moved into third on the all-time three-point list for you guys as a franchise. When you first started coaching him, did you envision a future where he'd make over 700 three pointers? 06:09 I saw that. He passed Jason Richardson. I would not have guessed that, but the funny thing is, I remember my first year, he made two threes in the deciding game of the Finals. He made them both in the first half. And he made them, I turned to my coaches and I said, "We're gonna win." Like, when Draymond makes two threes, we win. And it was a thing. It was a stat. But it was also just a vibe, when he would make a couple threes, like, there's no way we're losing. The other night he makes four in the first half and we're down five at half. It's such a different game. It's a different sport, almost, and Draymond has done a great job of adapting the last two years. He shot it really well. He's understood the importance of putting the work in and showing the confidence to let it fly, even when he's having an 0-for-3 start. He's still shooting it, which we want, and the percentage is showing, the confidence and the work that he's put in. So, pretty remarkable that we're sitting here talking about him being on that list. 07:20 Steve, you look at some of the top teams in the standings right now, there's a lot of young, 23-, 24-year-olds who are core star players, really. Mobley and Garland here with Cleveland, SGA in Oklahoma City, Ja's only 25. Obviously, we talked a lot about Kuminga the other night, but how important is it or in the big picture, I guess, for Kuminga, Trayce, sort of your young guys, to be become core players, to become prominent? 07:49 It's huge. This is a young man's game. We know that. It's a sport that requires so much endurance and physical conditioning and ability to bounce back from aches and pains. And it just gets harder and harder for the older guys. So if you don't have a young core, then you're in some trouble and it's what I feel good about, our young group. Probably, - I probably feel better about our young group now than I ever have. And I mentioned the other night, I think Jonathan is having a breakthrough, just his recognition of everything that's happening. I think Trayce is making a leap. I love BP, what he brings to the table, his grit and his toughness and his basketball IQ. I'm hoping Moses can get healthy and get on a run here and get some some momentum. But what we've tried to accomplish here the last couple of years is not easy, trying to incorporate these young guys and still compete for a championship. But that's that's what we're trying to do. And you see it with Steph and Draymond. They are still phenomenal players, but they can't do it on their own. And they need these young guys' help. And it's exciting to watch it all unfold. 09:18 Hey Steve, it's been about 10 years since the Cavs-Warriors rivalry. LeBron the other day called it like a rap battle. I'm curious, what sticks with you from those four straight finals? 09:28 I was thinking the same thing. It reminds me of a rap battle. Let's see. Yeah, it hasn't been, I mean, 10 years since it started. What, five years since it ended? Six years since it ended? 2018 was the last? Yeah. I think - I grew up a Laker fan in LA, watching all those Lakers-Celtics battles. And for a long time that was, for me, like the iconic era of the NBA. That was my biggest memory of the NBA was that rivalry. I think, Cavs-Warriors, will be this era's version of that. when you consider the star power. with Steph and LeBron, like Bird and Magic, the multiple meetings, the epic performances, signature plays, signature games, I think it'll go down - it'll l take some time, but I think ten, fifteen years from now, I think people will be doing documentaries about it. [👇transcript continues in Reply Comment below👇]

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00:00 What was the biggest offensive issue tonight? 00:04 STEVE KERR: Well, the ball wasn't going in the hoop, that's for sure. But we have to find a way to develop better rhythm to create better shots, for sure. I thought we got off to a great start, really good pace, good flow. And then that second quarter, we kind of lost our momentum and I thought got down a little bit and then the key stretch of the game was Mitchell's three threes to start the third. We just - I think they made - we scored first and then I think they scored 12 in a row and broke it open. 00:40 How frustrating, mentally, can it be when you're just missing layup after layup? 00:46 Yeah, I mean that was part of it. I thought our guys continued to play hard the rest of the night, but there were just a lot of shots that didn't go that were kind of demoralizing for sure and it happens and we're kind of in a rut right now. We haven't made shots now for a while, so it feels like it should turn. But we have to try to find a way to help develop the rhythm with passing, with movement, with spacing, to generate better shots. 01:17 And how difficult was Cleveland's size and length on the perimeter? 01:20 Yeah, they've been a tough matchup for us for the last few years with Mobley and Allen patrolling the paint and then they've got excellent role players, obviously, two stars in the backcourt with Mitchell and Garland, but a whole group of role players who can all dribble and pass and shoot and know how to play. And they've been together now for some years. They kind of remind me of our team when I first got here that they've been together now for a while. And the continuity is obvious and it feels like a team that's really well-connected. And there's a reason they're 28-4. They're really good. 02:06 Steve, going back to the beginning of the game, what was it that worked so well for you guys, because the first half of the first quarter, at least you guys were kind of off and running? 02:14 Yeah, it was. We were getting stops. Our defense was great and we were running. We were throwing the ball ahead. I think we had eight throw-aheads in transition in the first quarter and then that dropped to three in the second and it's kind of a choppy second quarter. I mean, it's not like our defense was bad. We only gave up 20 points. So it just felt like we were missing little put-backs, layups and we just couldn't get out of that rut in the second quarter and kind of lost our mojo. 02:49 The Cavs don't block a lot of shots. I think they're bottom-10 for blocks. But what does it say about their ability to, I guess, discourage people from coming into the paint and what it can do to a team, mentally? 03:01 Yeah. Yeah, they have a good defense. And, like I said, they're well-connected. I think Dean Wade is really underrated. He was really mucking things up in the paint for us, always in the right spot, coming over and making plays, a couple of block shots and rebounding and he - that guy's a really, really good role player for them and complements the rest of their guys well. 03:25 Steve, you've talked about how much you really believe in this group. You guys have had some, obviously, some really high highs and some tough lows at 16-16. Where do you - how do you think that that reflects on the team overall? I mean, are you guys a 16-16 team or do you think highly of that team? 03:43 Yeah, well, you're - you are what your record says you are, I think, Bill Parcells. I think there's a lot of truth to that and we've obviously fallen from that early start where we had a lot of momentum and a lot of good flow to our game. And so I know, because I've seen it, the way we started. I know it's in us and I know we can get there. But right now it's a struggle, for sure. 04:16 Another tough night from Buddy. He's even missing layups now. Do you think maybe they're starting to get into his head a little bit? 04:23 Yeah, that's what happens as a shooter. That can mess with you when you're missing easy ones. And all it takes is one, though, for Buddy and he'll bounce back. 04:36 Trayce, you don't often see teams play with two bigs like Mobley and Allen. What's it like competing against them? 04:43 TRAYCE JACKSON-DAVIS: They're really good, long defenders, very good on the defensive end of the floor. But then they also can get out, move a little bit, push the ball and then they got guards getting downhill. They can shoot the ball from all five spots. So they're tough to guard. 04:58 What was the key for you tonight, career high 16 boards, 10 offensive? 05:02 Yeah, I'm just trying to play hard on the glass, just running in and crashing. I'm just trying to root them out and get us extra possessions, so. 05:11 Trayce, you guys obviously had this great start and it's kind of faded out now. And as you see, you guys are trying to find your way again. What do you - what are the things you look at and go, "Okay, here's what we know we can fix." Every team has something, a couple of things they know they can fix. 05:29 Yeah. I think pace is a huge thing for us. I felt like during the beginning of the year we ran. Even in the beginning of the game, we were running and I thought we got off to a great start. But I would say pace is huge for us. Defensively, we were okay in the first half. They went on a run to start the second half. I don't think we ever recovered and we were trying to play catch up, throw different things at them. But overall, I would say, yeah, that pace. We're still trying to get Dennis incorporated, but I think once we find our rhythm and find that, we'll be a lot better. 06:00 You mentioned how Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley can get in the way of things. But you guys missed, I don't know, like eight or nine layups, it looked like. I mean, how much of that is mental and how much of that is just awareness of them discouraging - I mean, how much of that - is that them and how much of it is you guys, you think? 06:16 I would say it's both. Obviously, they're great shot blockers. You got that in the back of your mind. You just gotta to go up stronger, but it feels like once one person misses one, then everyone starts to miss them. So you gotta shake it off and just get ready for the next one. 06:35 What does this team need to do, offensively, to generate better looks? 06:40 I just feel like sometimes the ball sticks a little too much. We just gotta get off of it, screen, roll, find the first open guy, pass, make them close out because they're playing the nail. Then drive, kick, and just generate just movement. More movement, I think, will help us a lot. 06:57 Trayce, how - over here. How ready do you and Jonathan feel to sort of take this next step? It seems like you're obviously getting more and more time, and it feels like you guys are taking steps forward. Do you feel that way? 07:10 Yeah, I just feel like me and JK, we talk all the time, telling me before every game, "Just go out there and play your game." I'm just trying to boost his confidence. I know it's already sky high right now. He's playing really good basketball, so we're just trying to do our part on just continue to try to play at a high level to help these guys out.

here's my opinion to win the game stop the fouling and sending the team that you are playing to the freethrow and yall could focus on winning that's what i see because i be sitting right up on my TV i only move when the halftime okay reply

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00:00 Moses, what challenges did Cleveland post for you guys? Offensively, how would you characterize the effect of their defense? 00:13 MOSES MOODY: They got size on defense with Mobley and Allen down there. And then they had a lot of guys that don't - is not really known for defense out on the floor at the same time, but they was able to disguise and give good looks. 00:31 What do you think the biggest issue is that's troubling your guys' offense right now? 00:38 Different games, different things. Just gotta figure it out, get a flow, figure out something that works so we can be consistent with it. 00:56 You have a ton of veterans kind of in prolonged shooting slumps right now. How much do you think is just kind of, I don't know, I guess, misfortune at the wrong time by a bunch of guys? Or how much is, like, is it related to maybe some offensive issues you're having? 1:12 STEPHEN CURRY: I think at one point it was more like unorganized execution, lack of clarity on what we're trying to do. And I think whether it's confidence, whether it's literally shots not going in, whatever it is, it's affecting our ability to sustain a level of competitiveness and - myself included. So we have to be able to channel, like, positive energy on - like, we're playing hard. We're - you're trying to do the right things. The ball is not going in. Any hooper that's played, when it's a situation like that, it can preoccupy you on the rest of the game at times. So that's our challenge, to get over the hump. Whether we make or miss shots, you wanna make shots and we need to make shots. But the temptation to lose confidence or feel like the world's kind of caving in on you, I don't care how long you've been in this game, it's something you have to deal with. 02:17 Independent of just making shots, what do you think is, like the not necessarily biggest issue with the offense, but the most easily addressable issue? 02:33 If I had those answers, I think we wouldn't be asking that question because we'd be able to figure it out on the floor. So, I don't know. Everybody - I think first thing you think of is turnovers. I think tonight, it wasn't that big of a problem. It's just literally the ball wouldn't go in the basket, layups, mid-range, threes, pretty much everything. Last game against Phoenix, there was a stretch in the second quarter where I turnovers, like, that's something you can address. Each game is a little different, but the solution, I have no idea. 03:05 How do you feel like the implementation of Schroder to this team is going? 03:11 The numbers obviously haven't been great, but I think the feel of him with the ball in his hands, me playing off of him, it's been - there's been some good spurts. The Phoenix game was kind of indicative of that, but we've had more games where we've been struggling a little bit. I think we have to get more clarity just on when he's on the court with me and Draymond, and when he's kind of with a different unit, kind of some go-to sets, because teams are starting to go under a lot of pick-and-rolls, trying to clog the paint and the ball doesn't move as much and we have to kind of adjust to that. But he's been around this league and figured out different situations. I got . all the confidence in the world that we can do it here. And we can help him. So hopefully that's on the way. 04:10 Steph, at 16-16 going to the New Year. What does that reflect about who you guys are right now, but what you guys can be going forward? 04:19 How do kids say it? We're very mid right now. We're just very average. And the - I think we understand that better days can be ahead. You're not in that big of a hole in the Western Conference, if you look at the standings. You go on a five-, six-game run - to us, that sounds like a lot, but it is - like the numbers, you can make up a lot of ground pretty quickly. It's a tough, tough task, but that fine line between losing hope and confidence and understanding one good week, you're kind of back in it, that's where we are. 05:03 I feel like it's been a similar conversation the last couple of years around this time. I mean, you almost might have had a direct same quote of being average. Does it feel different or does it kind of feel like deja vu? 05:22 There's a little deja vu, but I think it's different just in the sense of how we started the year. There's some - it's kind of like the '22 year, but it's obviously totally different where we were, had rough January through April that year, but we started 18-2. The last two years has been kind of the opposite where you had slow starts and had to chase a little bit and finish the year strong. This year we started 12-3 and that's flipped on his head, so it is an emotional roller-coaster, for sure. It's frustrating because you're losing games for all different types of reasons, but as the calendar flips into the New Year and this small homestand that we're on, like I said, it's literally right there to turn the corner, to having a positive momentum and something that you can kind of hold on to as an identity of how we win basketball games. But if it doesn't happen, then you're in the situation where you're having to answer the questions the same way, for sure. It's definitely an emotional roller-coaster. 06:28 Hello, Stephen. How do you describe Trayce's performance recently? He's aggressive. 06:33 Trayce? He's kind of indicative of our entire team. We're playing with a lot of effort. Tonight he was - he missed a lot of bunnies, but he was flying around, trying to block shots, offensive rebounds, playing big in the post. That's all you can really ask. He's learning how to be a presence on both ends of the floor, having started these last couple of games and playing alongside Draymond. So you're excited to see the strides. I know he wants to play better in the sense of being able to finish at the basket when he has those opportunities, but I love his effort. I love his competitiveness. I love his will. It'll help him in the long run. 07:30 You sat out one of the back-to-back games, played a physical defense tonight. Where are you at physically at this point in the season with the knees and anything else? 07:41 Honestly, I feel great. The Phoenix game, played 30-whatever-five minutes, came back fine tonight. Missed a lot of good looks, but they were playing box-and-1, playing zone, trying to just change up the look, sending bodies and hopefully what it looks like out there is that I'm healthy and it's clear how I feel, which is great and able to play intense 30-plus-minute nights and try to be effective.

0:00 what this livestream is about -- we're like the old sitcom Cheers "where everybody knows your name", see Muni Long "high-vibrational" IG post about J.Cole: instagram.com/reel/C1AozK_PoyA 1:00 who am I? The guy who went to every game, pregame, postgame, practice, morning shootaround, home and away for ten years, the credential box! 2:00 Let's set our intention: to act like the 19th Man, to root for our squad, to not use this platform to thumb-type complaints, to praise and have gratitude for our Warriors, TO BE HIGH-VIBRATIONAL ... Please, guys, lay down your sword before entering our chat room. We are here to APPRECIATE the Warriors, not throw them under the bus. SET THE INTENTION TO BE THE 19TH MAN ON YOUR SQUAD 3:00 NEW WAY TO SUPPORT US, $2 AT A TIME: buymeacoffee.com/letsgowarriors 10:45 Jarrett Allen wins tip 11m43 q1 TJD block Allen put 11m03 Steph great D Don, TJD good D 10m00 Dray to TJD left strong 9m26 TJD orebs to DS 3 8m52 TJD good oreb team deflect 8m22 Wiggins 3 over Mobley c&s 8m16 DS bad screen Allen 7m59 Dray takes charge on Evan, Kenny Atkinson challenge 16:45 JK should put a post it w words CUT HARD on mirror www.letsgowarriors.com/p/the-jonathan-kuminga-run-through-dissected-by-kerr-plus-draymond-schroder-warriors-suns-durant-kawhi-stephen-curry 7m40 Wiggs oreb tap team 7m37 Steph TTBTTOT Dray blocks Allen 7m14 TJD oreb air put DS 6m55 DS hesi past Jarrett 6m35 Wiggs to Dray cut 5m49 WG and1 Dray talks, JK subs in 5m34 Hield bad pass, JK Wiggs, JK finish downhill rip thru 4m54 Steph to Buddy 94 bounce pass!!! **** 26:00 analyzing JK rip through 3m40 shot clock viol Mo shouldn't have side step 3m25 JK good help Don drive 3m09 Buddy smoke lay 2m45 JK p&r nail fade trickle**** 2m28 JK attack Niang foul 2m09 JK good lob to TJD vs zone 2m07 DS takes bad scr Strus 1m52 Moody bad pass 34:00 TJD best energy so far 1m08 Mo reload over Evan 0m32 Buddy 2x strong D, cut off Don on 3on2 fb 0m03 JK miss 3 buzz vs zone 11m47 q2 JK rip thru no call Mobley*** 11m30 Steph good close 11m06 Dray physical base tov Caris 10m45 Dray bad pass to JK (bad catch?) tov 10m30 JK good find post to Dray nail charge/block? 45:15 analyzing Dray bad pass 9m51 Phenizee doesn't call Evan wrist Steph 3 9m41 JK blows past Niang foul, miss/make 9m22 JK jumps high, Evan foul, challenge, yells at Cavs bench to review**** CHALLENGE 8m23 Dray blocks Don reverse 7m51 Steph good hounding, Evan miss 3 7m35 Dray post to Wiggs roll push shot 7m19 Ty Jerome 3, Dray to JK td foul 6m11 DS bad pass TJD 5m22 Ty 3 trans TJD qb but someone lost Jerome, timeout, down 4 4m55 TJD vs Jarrett, then Merrill bad foul JK 4m30 TJD miss 2x Jarrett 4m09 JK up fake galore vs Jarrett**** 3m53 DS stops Ty 3m26 Wiggs miss 3 TJD fb goaltend 5pt swing 3m11 Wiggs slowmo Euro 2m02 TJD bites on Caris fake, Wiggs throws ball away 0m58 in n out dribble dunk JK, (no timeout due to pace) 1:16:00 analyzing the 5-pt swing where we lost them in transition -- Buddy is at fault 11m50 q3 Dray needle lob to TJD and1 catch make 11m16 no challenge on the deflection off Allen and Don hits a 3 corner**** 9m48 Dray misses both FTs 1:29:00 Cavs go on 12-3 run quickly (4 threes, Don 3x, Mobley) down 17 9m21 Wiggs attack to TJD dunk ATO 8m39 Dray lefty smoke 8m20 Wiggs low pass tov 8m04 Dray miss 3x at rim 7m48 Evan foul vs JK oreb, miss/make 7m33 Wiggs block Don 3 7m24 Steph hero 3 shank 7m00 JK upfake vs Jarrett fouled, make/make 6m32 Buddy blocked by Wade on slip 6m14 Wiggs easy downhill fb Wade 5m15 JK nail to Dray to Hield miss fly by, Steph misses oreb off leg**** 4m37 Steph blows layup, doesn't look right 4m02 Jarrett Red Sea dunk, Steph hero 3 air 3m04 JK downhill Niang foul, make/make 2m42 Buddy good D, Moody c&s JK, Buddy good D Strus 2m07 JK miss fade base (should've upfaked), Don 3 1m44 JK Evan block 2x 1m05 Steph p&r lob TJD 0m47 Don 3 good D Steph, tic tac toe Mo from TJD 0m33 JK tap out Caris, gets downh vs Niang fouled, make/make 0m18 Buddy good help Don vs DS tov 0m05 Steph 3 miss wide open inverted screen with JK 11m50 q4 TJD says no to Strus after full court press 11m24 JK good pressure Evan tov 11m15 TJD and1 vs Jarrett 10m00 DS left side Wade lefty 9m30 DS BLOB tov missed Lindy, Ty to Wade corner 3 8m52 JK nice move inside, kick back out, nice roll, TJD miss 2:00:30 Dean: should close with Steph Moody JK Dray TJD 8m06 Dray bad tov 8m01 Steph tells Phenizee all ball 5m36 Steph good D on Ty 5m24 Mo physical dreb Evan, attack Euro Merrill and1 4m10 JK downh vs Evan again, miss/ 2:13:14 @Dek Tabz: gotta play Kyle -- i don't think Kyle HAS to play, let's get our p's and q's first ie 1) no turnovers and 2) 2nd unit offense. THEN reintegrate Kyle, is fine with me. 2:15:00 Dean: DS should come off bench, Moody should start 2:24:00 Eric G joins us and we talk JK efficiency 2:33:30 BKN rejected Memphis deal more for the salaries than the protected pick (?), Pistons named in a lot of three-team trades because they can absorb, gain draft equity 2:35:45 Eric G says PHX is willing to trade Beal for Butler, but MIA not willing to take contract, willing to waive no-trade clause 2:36:30 thinks Butler is better than Wiggs and JK in next 2 years, better have a starting five that can compete with DAL OKC BOS DEN 2:38:45 would rather go for De'Aaron Fox than Butler as the all-in 2:40:30 Wiggs salary needed for Butler so it's hard mathematically to make this work in terms of matching talent vs contenders 2:41:15 on Kuminga: who knows on relationship, toughest position of any major lottery pick, last thing to develop is jump shot 2:45:30 "I could see BKN being a fit", frontloading it high 2:48:15 OKC went with Giddey so why is it on the Warriors? Sengun: already had Wiseman and averages less than 1 blk/game 2:50:45 Vucevic for 2 second-rounders and 2 expiring (GP and Looney), maybe conditional 2027 because that one isn't great (top 20 protected), gives them a fighting chance without mortgaging Wiggs or JK 2:53:30 GP is the opposite of Hield 2:55:30 on JV: wouldn't be guarded from 3, longer contract though 3:03:00 Vooch deal would probably have to include Schroder which Eric wouldn't do -- so it's hard to do this deal 3:07:30 Eric G doesn't think TJD can handle the BOS OKC DAL of the league, Dean thinks TJD and Mo, Miami wouldn't want to do that deal without JK and Wiggs 3:14:15 Dean on Steph at 37 as a low seed 3:17:30 Eric: getting out of the first round is difficult even with Jimmy 3:19:00 on resetting after Steph and Draymond 3:20:15 on getting Fox: he'd guard the fastest guard on the court, Jimmy would only guard the 3s 3:23:00 Fox is a bridge but not much more of a chance to win a champ, raise the floor 3:29:15 this summer still tough to trade guys with aprons 3:29:45 Eric says GSW beatwriters have said Indy likes JK, therefore Myles Turner (but both backups are out for season) 3:32:00 Haliburton and Avdija were at workouts late with GSW, Klay tore Achilles that afternoon 3:36:00 after first 12 picks is tough for any Draft 3:42:00 STEVE POSTGAME AUDIO 3:47:45 TRAYCE POSTGAME AUDIO 3:52:30 MOODY POSTGAME AUDIO 3:54:00 STEPH POSTGAME AUDIO 4:12:00 poll on what lives I should do next, looks like game recap 4:14:00 Dean asks if I'd rather have free agent built teams like LAL BOS or SAS rebuild, or maybe MIA, I'll take winning 4:15:00 If I go live tomorrow and/or New Years, what type of content should it be? Film study (slow way) game recap (80%) Something else/ideas? Write comment (20%) Film study (slow way) of JK (0%) Behind-the-scenes clips reveals (0%) Poll complete: 5 votes [see Comments for entire timestamps, stopped here due to Description character limit] NEXT LIVES: - Tue 12/31 at 8:00PM for in-depth game recap analysis - Thu 1/2 at 7:00PM for Philadelphia 76ers at Golden State Warriors (PHI-GSW)

Is Steph gonna be there? That's the cutest thing...That kid will be great very soon...I am excited for him and his Dad.

Trade Donkey before he scared more players off the team

warriors had him a nd poole bro this wild trading poole for cp3 and not porzingus is wild

Beat speech Draymond ever made.

Let's go Warriors

Just getting to see this hours later. Your broadcasts are a breath of fresh air; there are so many loud negative podcasts and KZbinrs on the Dubs out there.

👇timestamps/chapters, scroll down or tap More … PREVIOUS BTS: Sneakercon kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLFaGqsgtl7j9k … DUBNATION DIARIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLszalip37vKKrCXG45-O-wDzNewuObpFP … PREVIOUS VIDEO: Kerr kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqvNc4qrmLScrMU … MORE PLAYLISTS: kzbin.infoplaylists TIMESTAMPS/CHAPTERS: 0:00 Thrive City pregame vibes 0:14 Dray pregame autographs 0:21 Slim Reaper returns to the Bay 0:46 Steph likes to cha-cha! 1:36 Warriors intros 2:39 Dennis dap with Buddy 2:42 Podz dap with Steph 2:45 Steph intro up-close 3:00 Stanchion run + Dray: "Straight out the gate, let's get it!" ritual 3:18 Steph took advantage of Plumlee all night 3:22 This drummer 4x at Chase 3:32 💎 DS x TJD 🔨 3:38 Steph Dray JK tic-tac-toe 3:51 More light work on Plumlee 4:00 Trayce swat 🚮 4:02 🎒 over KD 4:08 Wrap-around 🚨 from on high 4:29 🚨 Angle Two 🤯 4:51 🚨 Angle Three 🤯 5:10 🚨 Courtside angle 🤯 5:24 🚨 Stare-down D.Lee angle 😆 5:34 💦 Gallop celly 🐎 5:43 Push shot 5:50 Q4 hype vid 6:50 Dray offers his services 7:20 Dennis turns the corner 7:35 JK gets held, foul on JK 🙄 7:44 Good things happen when JK gets to the nail 7:57 Chase makes KD miss 8:15 JK clutch FTs 8:30 Dray vs KD, hustle by TJD+DS 8:51 DS clutch FTs 8:59 JK flies in for rebound 9:05 Dray lol 9:11 Dray shenanigans rewatch 9:23 Courtside for 1of2 by JK 🤦‍♂️ (still up by 4, though) 9:58 Pulled out the dub! 10:35 Confetti and streamers 11:10 "We needed it, Terry!" 11:13 GP, Sr. being loud in the lounge 11:26 Postgame Thrive vibes 11:47 Loooooooooooooooooon!! COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: We do not own any of these clips, but we are still a news reporting agency. The final work here transforms the original works with its focus not on the actual game results but on the behind-the-scenes human feel, adding chronological ordering, adding some new captions and nuances, and has a minimal impact on the market for the original material. Fair use rights should be considered. FROM DEC 28, 2024, Phoenix Suns at Golden State Warriors, held at Chase Center in San Francisco, CA. #goldenstatewarriors #stephcurry #stephencurry #kevindurant #jonathankuminga #phoenixsuns #warriors #NBA #behindthescene

Kuminga would become great if he mastered his game within the three point line. And don’t always attack the basket violently, to control being able to also generate assists.

Let's Go Warriors! Looking forward to the Cavs game.

TOPICS/TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 what this livestream is about -- we're like the old sitcom Cheers "where everybody knows your name", see Muni Long "high-vibrational" IG post about J.Cole: instagram.com/reel/C1AozK_PoyA 1:00 who am I? The guy who went to every game, pregame, postgame, practice, morning shootaround, home and away for ten years, the credential box! 2:00 Let's set our intention: to act like the 19th Man, to root for our squad, to not use this platform to thumb-type complaints, to praise and have gratitude for our Warriors, TO BE HIGH-VIBRATIONAL ... Please, guys, lay down your sword before entering our chat room. We are here to APPRECIATE the Warriors, not throw them under the bus. SET THE INTENTION TO BE THE 19TH MAN ON YOUR SQUAD 3:00 NEW WAY TO SUPPORT US, $2 AT A TIME: buymeacoffee.com/letsgowarriors THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW FOR ALL BEHIND-THE-SCENES AND COURTSIDE FOOTAGE OBTAINED FROM WARRIORS-SUNS LAST NIGHT!!! THE INTENTION IS THAT THIS IS A REGULAR THING GOING FORWARD... CHAPTERS: 1) Intro + today's news via our Discord server (currently in beta) 2) Watch and dissect all the behind-the-scenes video from PHX-GSW 3) Reply to Comments (only at the end shall we discuss via Comments!) 43:00 @Bruce Maro "we need a big man brigade coming" (CLE PHI MEM next 3 games) -- why Vooch won't happen: DLo at lower salary just went for THREE second-rounders (we only have 3 left) [see Comments for entire timestamps, stopped here due to Description character limit] NEXT LIVE: Mon 12/30 at 7:00PM for Cleveland Cavaliers at Golden State Warriors (CLE-GSW)

Why don't the Warriors start JK and shift D-Shroeder to the bench: Steph Wiggs JK Dray & Trace

he burned the rockets so hard.

I think Draymond been the only one who bought into this “get Kuminga the ball” thing at first . You starting to see it now but yeah this was been promised . Hopefully it’s time I think he been ready since them big Houston games .

boss dray

Did you here him saying his name 😂

Draymond 🫡

00:00 Hey, Steve. Assuming he's available. Do you view tonight as a good opportunity to get Draymond maybe some more minutes at center given Phoenix's situation at center? 00:12 STEVE KERR, PREGAME: Definitely a possibility. 00:16 Steve, I know you talked about Schroder's game last night, but obviously the shooting percentages are what they are. It's been five games, I guess. Do you like the shots that he's taking? Do you like the shots that he's getting? Or is i a maybe he's getting some different shots than what you think (inaudible)? 00:35 Typical come to a new team midseason, no training camp. You don't get the terminology right away. You don't get the experience with your teammates. So he's still kind of feeling his way through, but he's so much more valuable to us than just a shooter. I mean, we put him on James Harden most of the night last night. He's an excellent on-ball defender. He's a a point guard who can get you organized. And his shooting, traditionally, has been a little streaky and it's - so I'm not worried about that at all. I do think he's got to get more comfortable just with what we're doing and vice-versa. And that'll come. Hardly any practice time in the last week. And so everything is just happening game-by-game. And that's not easy when you just arrive and get thrown into the fire. But I always trust the track record. Not a very small sample size, so he's gonna be fine. 01:36 Are you ready to play? It looks like you've been warming up. 01:38 Yeah, we're down a few guys tonight, so it's getting loose. 01:41 Yeah. they're not that desperate, come on. Any sense of whether Draymond would be available or what's sort of the latest? 01:54 Draymond would be available. He's going to warm up and see. Moses is out, but Draymond will warm up and hopefully be ready to go. Steph is ready to go. 02:06 And how do you view, I mean, it's pretty rare to have six straight games in, I think, 10 or 11 days in a row at home, obviously comes at a time where you probably need it. I mean, trying to sort of stabilize things, how do you view sort of the opportunity of this homestand to have this many in a row at home? Excuse me. And you guys haven't been, I think, you're 7-7 at home, so you really haven't been able to gain the traction like you have in the past. 02:28 Yeah, it's an important stretch for us, for sure. We've kind of come back from that hot start. We've cooled off, obviously, considerably and we're kind of back in the pack again, but you look at a big-picture-wise, we're only a couple a couple of games out from being in the four or five seed, whatever it is, five, I think. So we'r re not in a bad spot at all. This is all about us really rediscovering our identity. Last night was a good start in that direction in terms of the intensity defensively, the havoc we caused. That's what we did early in the season, which led to a lot of offense in transition, open threes. So the game is connected. Our defense has to help our offense and vice-versa. 03:20 Coach, going back to Paris coaching Kevin (Durant), how there was a time where people were wondering if he was going to play or not, how did you evaluate things at that time and feel comfortable playing them? And 2) how has this game evolved in any way since his days here? 03:40 So the Paris part, you're referring to his injury. Yeah. Yeah, that was - he was injured in Vegas, I think, after the first practice or two. And as soon as we got the report from the training staff that it was likely a two-week injury, we knew it was a no-brainer to let him heal on his own, And even if we only had him for the last two games, he's Kevin Durant. So there was never a moment where we didn't think we were going to be without him. We just didn't know exactly when he was going to come back. But he's the greatest American Olympian of all-time on the men's side. The style of play suits him perfectly. I think the USA Basketball culture, the camaraderie with his fellow stars, I think he loves all that. And so coaching him in Tokyo and then again in Paris, and going way back to Oakland here, he is who he is. He's, to me, the greatest combination of size and skill that the league has ever seen and he's still going strong at whatever age he is now. He's still an unstoppable force. I don't think it's changed that much, frankly. I mean, I just feel like after the first four or five years in OKC where he really figured out where his shots could come from, how to sort of take advantage of the NBA rules and the flow of the game, to me he's been the same guy. Like, he's going to do what he does. 05:27 Quick follow-up on him. Obviously, he's one of the greatest scorers of all time. What aspect of his scoring ability stands out to you the most? 05:37 I think it's impossible to challenge his shot. I just - it's so rare when you see anybody actually bother the shot. And it's because of his incredible fluidity with his movement combined with his skill, combined with his length. He just has a knack for kind of wiggling free, getting to a spot and then rising up and then by the time he releases it, the ball's ten feet in the air. It's like nobody's going to get to that. 06:05 And speaking of Kevin, how do you embrace the challenge then of trying to defend against him? And is it kind of special for you that when you get it - it's like a homecoming when you get a guy like Kevin coming back here. 06:16 Yeah, it's always great to see him. He had had so much history here. It wasn't a long history, but it was a rich history. Three years, three finals, two finals MVPs. That's never forgotten. And a lot of great times and a lot of stress as well and everything in between. But that's kind of the beauty of a championship quest, when you're on top of the mountain and you're fighting off all comers, there's so much that goes into it and so much emotion. And in the end, you always have those memories together. And now I've got a couple more great memories with two gold medals, watching him in Tokyo and in Paris and coaching him. Yeah, I've been very blessed to have that opportunity, that's for sure. 07:13 How tough is it for you to try to defend him when you say he's up there? 07:18 Yeah, I mean, I think everybody tries to do the same thing. You just try to knock him off his spot and not let him get comfortable. And that's - so you've got to do a lot of work early. You can't let him just walk into shots. You've got to be ready for help, but then you've got to be ready to rotate because he's good passer. And so there's a reason, like I said, the reason he is who he is. He's unstoppable. 07:46 Steve, Jonathan last night, four dunks, five layups, attacked the rim like you want to see, but how do you get that kind of offensive force from him consistently when you guys are whole, when you have Steph, you have Draymond, because it seems like it's been a little easier for him without those guys on the floor? 07:58 Yeah, it's like you were in our coaches meeting too. No, that's the question. The downhill, both on and off the ball. Off the ball is even more important. What I saw from JK sprinting the floor, sprinting the wings, running through the catch, BP had a cross-court pass to him that JK was running forward, caught it and laid it in. At times that play is a catch on the perimeter. We need that run through and when he does that, it's unstoppable. I thought last night was his best game since he's been here at that particular dynamic that you're talking about, the force and the pace of his running and his movement and constantly going towards the basket. He had the baseline cut when Wiggs found him, the bounce pass for the dunk. So that's the next step for JK and for us. How can we get him to do that consistently? And can he do that when he's on the floor with Steph and Draymond and not getting the ball as much? I know he can. I thought last night was a great indication of that. And so we're going to keep plugging away. And I have no doubt he's gonna get there. This guy is - he works hard and he's talented. He wants it. It's just nothing more than experience and feeling all this stuff. But it's doesn't happen right away. [👇transcript continues in Reply Comment below👇]

am I the only one to notice that Kerr did not mention Kuminga's name once in 14 minutes interview about ....kuminga

kerr: when stephs on the floor you dont post up 😡😡 dray: when stephs on the court we all wanna get kuminga the ball. congrats kerr on being such an unlikable stubborn ass you made draymond likable and respectable in constrast

Green needs to chill if he doesn't want Buddy Hield to run

Jk growth is putting pressure on Steve to play him more and also his maturity is inspiring

Pff...we barely won against a depleted Suns team without two starters and their top defender. JK has finally put up two good games, but this team has deep issues that some rando win can't disguise.

Great interview

Wow never thought I would say this but Draymond would make an amazing coach.

Great game, but still need a big center

Trade slow mo u not going play 😔 him

He forgets when he sucks lol..bud buddy do need to step it up!

Where the fake fans at lol. "Trade kuminga" 🤣🤣

I agree with Draymond here. In this team currently, a lot of their players are getting caught sleeping or doesn't know what to do, including Steph. So if at least one of them is so focused, you really have to call them out to keep them from day dreaming. This past few games, Andrew Wiggins is the most unfocused player on the team. He doesn't know how to adjust the distance between him and the wing shooter to the ball handler which always leaves the wing shooter open and he's always late for the close out. In offense, when he has the ball he clearly doesn't know what to do next. His shots doesn't have that much arc that's why it always hits back iron. Next is Buddy Hield. He's relying too much on screens when he has the ball to make a shot. If only he can master relocation in the perimeter like Steph, he'll be a huge decoy or even a weapon at the perimeter. But basing to the last 3 games, they are getting there. They just need consistency and focus. Watch each other's movement and read the court. That's what Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston has. They pick their places and shots. Same with Barnes and Otto Porter Jr. And also have more mid range if opponents have tall defenders.

Maybe at times, kerr should use trayce & Kevon together, especially for rebounds or if dray is not inside the court..❤

Kuminga playing great! needs to improve his free throws! Problem with Kerr always holding down Kuminga, that’s why this kid never improved because Kerr always put him on the bench! Green is a good mentor of Kuminga tell him to be aggressive come get the ball and shoot it! Kerr told Kuminga to pass the ball. Last 2 minutes Curry missed all his shots, thanks to JK!

Keep on winning