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Dubs “fell apart” in final seconds of Clippers game two
Manage episode 231438401 series 2468120
Beat writers Dieter Kurtenbach and Mark Medina review how the Warriors can “bounce back” from losing a stunning 31-point lead to the Los Angeles Clippers in game two of their first round NBA playoffs series on Monday, April 15 at Oracle Arena.
- 1:00: Warriors have “made a habit of taking their foot off the accelerator”
- 2:10: Dubs lose DeMarcus Cousins to an injury, lose the game because “they just imploded”
- 04:10: Warriors unveil “masterpiece of hubris” after season of practicing apathy in games
- 06:30: Zero excuse for Kevin Durant’s gameplay, Patrick Beverley gets “between his ears”
- 10:38: Game two will either “open cracks” in Warriors facade or empower team to channel faults into championship focus
- 12:04: it would be unfair to say an achilles heel injury is related to others, one expert says “kinetic chain” may link achilles injury to other body parts
- 13:47: Jordan Bell, Andrew Bogut, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney play time to rise after DeMarcus Cousins’ fall
- 15:08: Will Bob Myers’ decision on Andrew Bogut pay off?
- 16:21: DeMarcus Cousins is “probably not coming back”
- 18:15: Are Kevin Durant and Draymond Green still fighting behind the scenes?
- 22:00: Are the 2018-2019 Warriors facing similar playoff struggles the 2009-2010 Lakers faced?
- 23:08: Jordan Bell has “not shown it,” Houston Rockets can get this team”
- 26:45: Warriors will have to scheme to “stop Montrezl Harrel and Lou Williams”
- 30:10: Dubs may be “broken in ways we have not seen yet”
- 33:50: “Adjustments in the playoffs are overrated”
- 35:30: Warriors coaching staff “cannot coast through this one anymore”
- 36:30: “Warriors in five” still, Medina said, but bouncing back will test weaknesses the Clippers have exploited
- 39:05: Winning “cures all ills,” losing causes “big and small” issues to “boil up to the surface”
68 episodes
Manage episode 231438401 series 2468120
Beat writers Dieter Kurtenbach and Mark Medina review how the Warriors can “bounce back” from losing a stunning 31-point lead to the Los Angeles Clippers in game two of their first round NBA playoffs series on Monday, April 15 at Oracle Arena.
- 1:00: Warriors have “made a habit of taking their foot off the accelerator”
- 2:10: Dubs lose DeMarcus Cousins to an injury, lose the game because “they just imploded”
- 04:10: Warriors unveil “masterpiece of hubris” after season of practicing apathy in games
- 06:30: Zero excuse for Kevin Durant’s gameplay, Patrick Beverley gets “between his ears”
- 10:38: Game two will either “open cracks” in Warriors facade or empower team to channel faults into championship focus
- 12:04: it would be unfair to say an achilles heel injury is related to others, one expert says “kinetic chain” may link achilles injury to other body parts
- 13:47: Jordan Bell, Andrew Bogut, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney play time to rise after DeMarcus Cousins’ fall
- 15:08: Will Bob Myers’ decision on Andrew Bogut pay off?
- 16:21: DeMarcus Cousins is “probably not coming back”
- 18:15: Are Kevin Durant and Draymond Green still fighting behind the scenes?
- 22:00: Are the 2018-2019 Warriors facing similar playoff struggles the 2009-2010 Lakers faced?
- 23:08: Jordan Bell has “not shown it,” Houston Rockets can get this team”
- 26:45: Warriors will have to scheme to “stop Montrezl Harrel and Lou Williams”
- 30:10: Dubs may be “broken in ways we have not seen yet”
- 33:50: “Adjustments in the playoffs are overrated”
- 35:30: Warriors coaching staff “cannot coast through this one anymore”
- 36:30: “Warriors in five” still, Medina said, but bouncing back will test weaknesses the Clippers have exploited
- 39:05: Winning “cures all ills,” losing causes “big and small” issues to “boil up to the surface”
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