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Speaker 1: guys are having an incredible week on a super fun
Speaker 1: show for you. Tonight, the Dallas Mavericks, who had won
Speaker 1: like a million games in a row or something, went
Speaker 1: on the road into Golden State, and the Warriors put
Speaker 1: together a really impressive and specifically interesting defensive effort to
Speaker 1: beat the Dallas Mavericks and end the winning strict We're
Speaker 1: gonna break that game down from the perspective of both teams,
Speaker 1: and then we'll get out of here for the night.
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Speaker 1: be hitting a few more mailbags over the course of
Speaker 1: this week. All right, let's talk some basketball. I thought
Speaker 1: this game in particular was a super interesting demonstration of
Speaker 1: these strengths and the weaknesses of this Warrior's roster. And
Speaker 1: the main weakness as of late is the Warriors just
Speaker 1: haven't been a very good offense since the All Star Break.
Speaker 1: Steph is really struggling. That's pretty much the primary driving
Speaker 1: force of it all. We've known for years now that
Speaker 1: Steph doesn't really have a reliable secondary creator pretty much
Speaker 1: this year and last year, and so when this team
Speaker 1: doesn't get superstar level production out of step they just
Speaker 1: haven't been as good offensively. And since the All Star Break,
Speaker 1: not counting tonight, he's averaging twenty two points six points
Speaker 1: per game shooting just forty one percent from the field
Speaker 1: and thirty six percent from three obviously not bad numbers,
Speaker 1: but certainly not good by Steph Curry standards. And then
Speaker 1: tonight goes five for eighteen with just thirteen points. And
Speaker 1: so the Warriors offense has a tendency to stall out
Speaker 1: from time to time, and they've been pretty mediocre since
Speaker 1: the All Star Break, And I think part of the
Speaker 1: issue there too is teams have figured out that there's
Speaker 1: not a particular, you know, threat, a consistent threat off
Speaker 1: of Steph, and so you can get away with throwing
Speaker 1: the kitchen sink at him and kind of rotating out
Speaker 1: of There's also some guys with the Warriors that are
Speaker 1: either inconsistent shooters or hesitant shooters, meaning guys that are
Speaker 1: like easy to chase off the line just by offering
Speaker 1: a token closeout at right, and so I think that's
Speaker 1: been part of the issue with some of their offensive stuff.
Speaker 1: That said, they've been a really good defense post All
Speaker 1: Start Break, and the reality is they just have awesome
Speaker 1: defensive personnel. Now Draymond Green's back consistently, they have tons
Speaker 1: of team speed. I think it's the biggest strength of
Speaker 1: the roster. If you look at the front court guys
Speaker 1: like Draymond Green and Trace Jackson Davis, those guys compared
Speaker 1: to other guys who play the five, are super super fast, right,
Speaker 1: they're top tier speed athletes at their specific position group. Right,
Speaker 1: go to the wing, Andrew Wiggins, Moses Moody, Jonathan Kaminga.
Speaker 1: These are all top tier athletes in terms of speed
Speaker 1: and mobility on the perimeter for their specific position group. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Jonathan Minga right right now is dealing with some knee tendonitis,
Speaker 1: so he didn't play tonight. Then at the guard position,
Speaker 1: Gary Payton brings a great deal to speed, and even
Speaker 1: the guys that are not necessarily top tier athletes for
Speaker 1: their position are super scrappy and are good defensive players
Speaker 1: who know how to defend it within his scheme, so
Speaker 1: they're very good defensive team. But that speed is definitely
Speaker 1: the strength of the ross for That's six guys in
Speaker 1: their rotation who are legitimately excellent speed athletes for their
Speaker 1: specific position group, which sets the stage for this particular matchup.
Speaker 1: So Luca's been torching absolutely everybody so far. To start
Speaker 1: this I say to start throughout this season, but especially
Speaker 1: as of late in this particular run, he just had
Speaker 1: an absolute wrecking ball game against the Houston Rockets where
Speaker 1: he embarrassed just about every single perimeter defender and frontcourt
Speaker 1: defender on that team. He's just been killing everybody, and
Speaker 1: you know every I wanna start with Andrew Wiggins because
Speaker 1: I think he is the key to everything you saw
Speaker 1: tonight from Golden State in the sense that obviously, uh,
Speaker 1: Golden State was having success doubling and rotating out a doubling,
Speaker 1: trapping hard helping on Luca's offensive attacks. Right that that's
Speaker 1: the team wide scale. We're gonna get to that. But
Speaker 1: one of the things you'll see a lot is when
Speaker 1: Luca doesn't want to deal with the trap, he'll just
Speaker 1: go one on one the ball at the floor. And
Speaker 1: the vast majority of primary defensive options to guard Luca
Speaker 1: to start games are not guys who can guard Luca,
Speaker 1: and so he'll just go to work and he doesn't
Speaker 1: have to call for a ball screen. But Andrew Wiggins,
Speaker 1: dating all the way back to the Western Conference Finals
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two, has been on the short list
Speaker 1: of players who can actually do a pretty solid job
Speaker 1: on Luka Danci. He's quicker than him. He's bigger, and
Speaker 1: he's big, not bigger than Luca, but he's big and
Speaker 1: strong enough to hold his ground well enough to make
Speaker 1: Luca's bully ball attacks more difficult, and specifically he makes
Speaker 1: some more card He's really good at applying full court
Speaker 1: ball pressure on Luca, just making things difficult on him
Speaker 1: all night long. Now, Andrew Wiggins also had an amazing
Speaker 1: offensive game. He had twenty three points, hit a couple
Speaker 1: of huge above the break threes. He is starting to
Speaker 1: get that kind of like second side clear, the you know,
Speaker 1: just let me go to work kind of thing going on.
Speaker 1: He's making aggressive moves at the rim and creating offenses
Speaker 1: and secondary option and honest, Wiggins to me, really he's
Speaker 1: at some ugly moments. But really, for the last couple
Speaker 1: of months, I've been really impressed by by Andrew Wiggins
Speaker 1: in general. I think he's more or less starting to
Speaker 1: gain ground on the player that he used to be.
Speaker 1: And but that's just on the offensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: On the defensive side of the ball, the job he
Speaker 1: does on Luca essentially removing go one on one as
Speaker 1: an option because Luca doesn't want to just go one
Speaker 1: on one against Wiggins, so he has to kind of
Speaker 1: call that screen up to try to get freed up
Speaker 1: from him so he can go to work elsewhere. That
Speaker 1: is what allowed Golden State to do the blitzing trapping
Speaker 1: in the hard helping that they were doing. They were
Speaker 1: in a position where Andrew Wiggins made it so that
Speaker 1: Luca was most frequently calling for a screening action from there,
Speaker 1: what's Luca gonna do. He's gonna bring a lesser defender
Speaker 1: up into the action. Like in the game he was
Speaker 1: trying to target Brandon pit Ziemski because he's got a
Speaker 1: size advantage on him, right, So like he's not calling
Speaker 1: Draymond up into the action. He's going after one of
Speaker 1: the lesser defenders. So in that case, you've got Draymond
Speaker 1: on the back line as well as all of that
Speaker 1: speed that we were talking about. And so Golden State
Speaker 1: uniquely kind of presents the personnel both at the point
Speaker 1: of attack with Wiggins to make ice straight ioball not
Speaker 1: really much of an option for Luca, and in the
Speaker 1: speed in the defensive IQ that Draymond brings to the table,
Speaker 1: as well as the speed on the rest of the
Speaker 1: roster on the back line, to be able to effectively
Speaker 1: double trap, blitz and rotate out of it right, and
Speaker 1: that to me was kind of like where this game
Speaker 1: kind of turned. Because there were some ugly stretches for
Speaker 1: Golden State, specifically when they were struggling offensively. We talked
Speaker 1: earlier they can go cold offensively from time to time,
Speaker 1: and when they hit those rough stretches offensively, Dallas was
Speaker 1: able to get out in transition and just throw ahead
Speaker 1: kick ahead passes to Daniel Gafford or Luca would be
Speaker 1: able to get a decent matchup in transition or get
Speaker 1: a like a defender on his heels and he'd be
Speaker 1: able to get to a quick step back jump shot.
Speaker 1: I'll be able to quickly attack the basket and make
Speaker 1: a good play. He was able to take advantage of
Speaker 1: the helter skelter kind of like early offense situations they
Speaker 1: could get as a result of Golden State's bad offense,
Speaker 1: and that's how they blew the lead to end the
Speaker 1: first half, and that's how they nearly blew the lead
Speaker 1: in the fourth quarter. As a matter of fact, one
Speaker 1: of the biggest shots in the game in my opinion,
Speaker 1: after Dallas tied the game. I think it was at
Speaker 1: ninety two if I remember correctly. But that little like
Speaker 1: in and out and men baseline jump shot that Klay
Speaker 1: Thompson hit that went in and out on the rim
Speaker 1: that went back in. That was a huge shot, not
Speaker 1: only because it broke the tie, but it allowed Golden
Speaker 1: State to set their defense. I cannot wait to see
Speaker 1: the data from this particular game because my guess is
Speaker 1: there's going to be a gigantic chasm between Dallas's offensive
Speaker 1: efficiency in the half court versus their offensive efficiency when
Speaker 1: they got out into transition. If for those of you
Speaker 1: guys who follow me on Twitter, tomorrow morning, I'll pull
Speaker 1: that date. I checked it right before we went live,
Speaker 1: but it hadn't updated yet, So we'll get into that
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning on my Twitter feed. But like I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm excited to see what that difference was, because
Speaker 1: the reality was, when they got into the half court,
Speaker 1: Golden State didn't just guard Dallas well, they guarded them
Speaker 1: super well. They were able to make the lesser offensive
Speaker 1: players for Dallas try to make plays. And there are
Speaker 1: a couple of guys on Dallas, whether it's PJ. Washington
Speaker 1: or it's Maxi Kliba or it's Derek Jones Junior. There
Speaker 1: are some guys that they have in the rotation where
Speaker 1: if you get the ball to end up in their hands,
Speaker 1: they can be you know, it's like that late corner
Speaker 1: three that PJ. Washington took. It's like, yeah, on paper,
Speaker 1: looks like a good look. PJ. Washington has been an
Speaker 1: iffy catch and shoot player for Dallas. So like of
Speaker 1: all the options that Dallas presents there, you know, Golden
Speaker 1: State did a good job of forcing the lower level options,
Speaker 1: the lower value plays to be what Dallas had to
Speaker 1: resort to at the end of the game. Now there's
Speaker 1: some luck in there. I thought Luca and Kyrie both
Speaker 1: got wide open threes at the end of the game
Speaker 1: that ended up missing, and so obviously there's a certain
Speaker 1: element there. But for the most part, during that stretch
Speaker 1: when Golden State had as in the half court, they
Speaker 1: were able to get the ball out of Luca's hands
Speaker 1: and they were able to rotate effectively out of it.
Speaker 1: There's two big offensive defensive plays that I wanted to
Speaker 1: hit from that late stretch of the game after Golden
Speaker 1: State took the lead. Obviously, I just mentioned one where
Speaker 1: they trapped Luca and the ball got worked around to PJ.
Speaker 1: Washington in the right corner. Just a great example of
Speaker 1: that scheme forcing the lowest value shot for Dallas. Second
Speaker 1: one I wanted to talk about was the Draymond Green play,
Speaker 1: the insane Draymond Green play, the block on Gafford and
Speaker 1: the saving bounds that ran out the other way and
Speaker 1: resulted in Draymond getting to the foul line and kind
Speaker 1: of sort of ice the game. Dallas ended up making
Speaker 1: some big threes late that sort of threatened, but they
Speaker 1: they never had the ball with an opportunity to tie
Speaker 1: or take the lead, so they didn't quite get to
Speaker 1: that point. The biggest play of the game in my opinion,
Speaker 1: So Luca brings about the floor and he ends up
Speaker 1: calling for a screen from Brandon Pitzemski's man. So Zemski
Speaker 1: ends up switching on to Luca, and it's not a
Speaker 1: hard blitz, but Andrew Wiggins, who's guarding Kyrie irving on
Speaker 1: the left wing, he or on the right wing, excuse me,
Speaker 1: he ends up digging down way down to the nail. Okay,
Speaker 1: So when Luca goes to drive on Brandon Pazemski, he's
Speaker 1: driving right in Andrew Wiggins's effectively a double. Again, it
Speaker 1: wasn't all blitzing. Sometimes it was blitzing. Sometimes it was
Speaker 1: double teaming on an iso. Sometimes it was just really
Speaker 1: hard help. In this case, Brandon Pizemski on an island
Speaker 1: against Luca funnels him towards the Wiggans side. Wiggins is
Speaker 1: down in the lane hard nail help and contains Luca.
Speaker 1: Luca makes the kick out past to Kyrie. And there's
Speaker 1: two defensive plays at this point that demonstrate the strength
Speaker 1: of Golden State's defensive personnel. So first, Andrew Wiggins sprints
Speaker 1: out to the three point line and chases Kyrie Irving
Speaker 1: off the line. Just not many athletes that can effectively
Speaker 1: double essentially at the nail but also chase an excellent
Speaker 1: catch and shoot player in Kyrie Irving off the line.
Speaker 1: So Kyrie rips through ends up beating Wiggins off the dribble.
Speaker 1: To be expected, he was hard doubling and he had
Speaker 1: to hard close out. He did his job, though, chased
Speaker 1: Kyrie off the line. From there, Draymond Green steps up
Speaker 1: from underneath the basket and offers a contest on Kyrie,
Speaker 1: which forces Kyrie to dump it off to Daniel Gaffer.
Speaker 1: But it turns out Draymond Green, who's also a top
Speaker 1: tier speed athlete at his specific position group, is fast
Speaker 1: enough to guard Kyrie at the kind of like right
Speaker 1: at the semi circle charge circle area and recover back
Speaker 1: down to Daniel Gafford and make that ridiculous block against
Speaker 1: a much bigger player. How many times did you see
Speaker 1: tonight Daniel Gaffer just kind of catch an offensive rebound
Speaker 1: er a kick ahead pass over everybody and just go
Speaker 1: up and dunk it. That is not an easy player
Speaker 1: to meet with verticality, and Draymond did and managed to
Speaker 1: save the possession and managed to get to the foul
Speaker 1: line of the other end of the floor. But again,
Speaker 1: that is the unique trait that Golden State has defensively.
Speaker 1: We talked a lot about Golden State's ability to contend
Speaker 1: entirely has to do with the offensive end of the floor.
Speaker 1: This is a team that can defend well enough to
Speaker 1: make a deep playoff run, potentially defend well enough to
Speaker 1: win a championship. The question marks are on the offensive end.
Speaker 1: They have that type of personnel. Luca got a switch
Speaker 1: onto a guard in Brandon Pitzemski, who's a good defender
Speaker 1: but is the best option that Golden State presents in
Speaker 1: that situation. But then they had the personnel to be
Speaker 1: able to effectively double Luca out of that matchup while
Speaker 1: not conceding an easy shot, in fact, not even conceding
Speaker 1: a shot. They blocked the shot. That is a unique
Speaker 1: trait that this team brings to the table. And so, like,
Speaker 1: when I actually think about what it takes for Golden
Speaker 1: State to become a threat at this point, it centers
Speaker 1: around rounding out the rest of that group, this defense,
Speaker 1: plus Wiggins being the consistent offensive threat that he's been,
Speaker 1: plus Steph Curry getting back to form. Now we're talking
Speaker 1: about a legitimate playoff threat. But there's some question marks there.
Speaker 1: We're going on, you know, over a month now, where
Speaker 1: Steph has not been consistently good. So that's the first
Speaker 1: thing that has to get rounded out. And then Andrew
Speaker 1: Wiggins has had a tendency to kind of ebb and
Speaker 1: flow and fade depending on where he's at mentally in
Speaker 1: any particular game. And so like that's gonna be the
Speaker 1: question mark because whether or not they can round that
Speaker 1: stuff out. But I genuinely believe that that defensive potential
Speaker 1: that they have is unique, and if they can just
Speaker 1: get to the point where they are a consistent half
Speaker 1: court offense like they were earlier in the season, that's
Speaker 1: where I could see them becoming a legitimate playoff threat.
Speaker 1: I also wanted to shout out the bench group. I
Speaker 1: thought Chris Paul and Brandon Pitzemski did just an unbelievably
Speaker 1: amazing job carrying the offense during those middle portions of
Speaker 1: the game. That was actually when Golden State built up
Speaker 1: the leads to be able to withstand those runs that
Speaker 1: Dallas made against the Against the Golden State starting group,
Speaker 1: Chris Paul just being aggressive as a scorer and looking
Speaker 1: to take the pull up jumpers that were available to him,
Speaker 1: hit several big ones, especially in that third quarter run
Speaker 1: that they went on. Brandon Pitzemski, I thought he just
Speaker 1: played a really smart floor game, was super active on
Speaker 1: the glass, had a couple of really nice passes, had
Speaker 1: a huge kind of like side step three on the
Speaker 1: right wing in the second half as well. Big time
Speaker 1: performance from that bench group. Big win for the Golden
Speaker 1: State Warriors on the Dallas Mavericks front. I do think
Speaker 1: that this presents an interesting example of the best way
Speaker 1: to guard Dallas. So, for instance, Phoenix, Phoenix is going
Speaker 1: to go out there with Usef Nurkic and Grayson Allen
Speaker 1: in all likelihood, and they'll have small ball groups that
Speaker 1: may have Grayson Allen and Eric Gordon on the floor.
Speaker 1: But regardless who it is, their off ball talent is
Speaker 1: just insanely good. And so when they can get Bradley Beal,
Speaker 1: Devin Booker and Kevin duran out there, any two of
Speaker 1: those guys out there at any given moment, they can
Speaker 1: get you in rotation kind of like Dallas was existing
Speaker 1: in tonight offensively, but it's rotation with guys that you
Speaker 1: simply cannot leave open. Crayson Allen's gonna make that shit
Speaker 1: every single time. Eric Gordon's gonna make it right. They're
Speaker 1: gonna if you chase him off the line, they're gonna
Speaker 1: pump bake and they're gonna be able to make a play.
Speaker 1: And by the way, a lot of times it's Kevin
Speaker 1: Durant off the ball, a lot of times it's Bradley
Speaker 1: Beal off the ball, a lot of times it's Devin
Speaker 1: Booker off the ball. But you're in a situation where
Speaker 1: their off ball talent is so incredibly good that Like
Speaker 1: when Phoenix really gets going in their driving kick offense,
Speaker 1: they can be devastating. Dallas has some guys where it's like,
Speaker 1: if you get the ball in their hands, it can
Speaker 1: be a little sketchy sometimes. Baxal Kleiba, his jumper comes
Speaker 1: and goes. PJ. Washington, it comes and goes, and more
Speaker 1: often than not, it's not been there this year. Right there,
Speaker 1: Jones Jr. He has this thing that he can do.
Speaker 1: He can slash off the wing, he can cut. He's
Speaker 1: actually a better spot up player than the shooting numbers
Speaker 1: would would lead you to believe. But he's a guy
Speaker 1: that like when teams, especially in like a playoffs style
Speaker 1: defensive effort that Golden State brought tonight, those guys are
Speaker 1: gonna have to make shots. Here's the counter to that.
Speaker 1: Though matchups are everything, how many teams truly represent the
Speaker 1: speed that Golden State does. Because as good as Golden
Speaker 1: State's defense is, like we talked about, I'm not sure
Speaker 1: their offense is good enough to get them to the
Speaker 1: Promised Lamp. Some of the teams that are above Golden State, though,
Speaker 1: are they good enough? Are they good enough defensively to
Speaker 1: actually justify that type of scheme, that's the question because
Speaker 1: like again, it's like you run into this situation where
Speaker 1: it's like, Phoenix is the team that's best equipped to
Speaker 1: beat Denver because of Nurkic and his ability to kind
Speaker 1: of bang bodies with Nicole Jokic, and because of their
Speaker 1: ability to spread you out and drive and kick you
Speaker 1: to death. But is Phoenix good enough to beat the Clippers?
Speaker 1: Is Phoenix good enough to beat doubts? Right? Like, that's
Speaker 1: the thing with these matchups. When you get past that
Speaker 1: Denver tier, it's like, yeah, there are certain teams that
Speaker 1: are better than others against certain types of opponents, But
Speaker 1: what if you never have to face something like that? Like,
Speaker 1: that's the thing. I would argue that Golden State probably
Speaker 1: brings the best combination of positional speed up and down
Speaker 1: the roster to be able to double and rotate out
Speaker 1: of the LUCA double teams. But what if Golden State
Speaker 1: loses in the playing tournament and that just is not
Speaker 1: a problem, right because like a team like Denver, they
Speaker 1: have outstanding defensive personnel at two positions Contavious Cabo Pope
Speaker 1: and Aaron Gordon, But the other guys they kind of
Speaker 1: need to be in a situation where they can load
Speaker 1: up and play roles on defense, but when they get
Speaker 1: spread out, they can struggle, kind of like Phoenix has
Speaker 1: done to them, right, And so that's the thing that's
Speaker 1: super interesting as you start to look down the West
Speaker 1: at matchups, is like, yeah, Golden State showed tonight that
Speaker 1: with the right type of personnel and the right scheme,
Speaker 1: you can really bog down Dallas's half court offense. But
Speaker 1: are the teams Dallas gonna play along this run? Are
Speaker 1: they actually fast enough to do that? And that remains
Speaker 1: to be seen, And so I think that's gonna be
Speaker 1: super interesting, really entertaining game. I loved just the way
Speaker 1: that Dallas kept fighting in that game, especially after they
Speaker 1: ran into that buzz saw in the mid late third quarter,
Speaker 1: kept the game interesting. Really do think Dallas is good.
Speaker 1: I'm not as high on them as everybody else is
Speaker 1: around the league, but I thought that was a really
Speaker 1: interesting game that showed the strength, the strengths and weaknesses
Speaker 1: of both rosters. All right, guys, that is all I
Speaker 1: have for tonight. We're gonna be back tomorrow morning. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about Joel Embiid's return to play tonight against
Speaker 1: the Oklahoma City Thunder might hit one other game from
Speaker 1: tonight's slate, and then we'll do a mailbag and then
Speaker 1: we'll get out of there. That's gonna be relatively early
Speaker 1: in the morning, so drop some mailbag questions here in
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