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The Warriors came into today’s game pretty much set in stone as the 10th seed, and with the G-league side still pulling out the win late, I wanted to focus on Klay Thompson blistering performance, where he scored 25 points with 6 threes in just 20 minutes. In my opinion, his shooting stroke is the key to the Dubs’ potential playoff success, so let’s break it down.

In a race to the 8th seed, the Warriors were trailing a tanking Blazers team late before they finally locked in. I wanted to focus on the key run in the fourth quarter where Steph Curry and Kevon Looney repeatedly ran the two-man game with pick-and-rolls and handoffs in order to build a big enough lead, so let’s break it down.

The Warriors faced off a Lakers team without Anthony Davis with play-in spots at stake, and came out with a huge victory after shooting the lights out from downtown. Draymond Green went 5 for 5 from beyond the arc in the first half, as he dominated as the Splash Cousin while directing the offense for 10 assists, so let’s break it down.

With the play-in spot locked in, the Warriors opted to rest Steph Curry against a G-League level Jazz team. Klay Thompson came out of the gate firing as the first option, leading the way with 25 points in the first half and never giving Utah a real chance. On-ball or off-ball, the man was hunting for buckets, so let’s break down his performance.

With the regular season winding down, the Warriors traveled to Houston and pretty much sealed them out of the play-in tournament. I wanted to highlight the chemistry of Trayce Jackson-Davis and Klay Thompson on off-ball screens and on-ball pick-and-rolls to create open threes or layups, so let’s break it down.

That was a game and a half. The Warriors faced a real test at home against a hot Mavericks team with Luka Doncic, and it was a great team effort led by two-way Wiggins as they secured a clutch win. I wanted to focus on Golden State’s defensive strategy that included Wiggins and also break down his efficient offensive night, so let’s get to it.

With their last road game of this trip in San Antonio, it was Draymond Green who responded in light of his most recent ejection with a vintage masterpiece. Draymond had an all-around game of 21 points, 11 assists and most impressively 6 steals, as he was able to make plays off the 1-2 punch with Steph Curry. Let’s break down his performance.

On a day were Klay and Kuminga sat in Charlotte, it was Strength In Numbers as Moses Moody clocked 25 minutes, scoring 15 points on efficient shooting. Moody specialized in making both defensive plays and knocking down wide open threes off of cross-court and swing passes, so let’s break down his game.

On a second night of a back-to-back against a tough Orlando Magic team on the road, the Warriors started off the game with an ejection to Draymond Green. With Steph continuing to struggle and Kuminga out, it was Andrew Wiggins who had his best game in months as he poured in 23 points with timely buckets. Let’s break down his game.

The Warriors went on a road trip after a miserable homestand to try to keep their play-in hopes alive. Against a Miami team without Jimmy Butler, it was Klay Thompson who capitalized on open shots when the Heat lived up to their reputation of overhelping on defense. I want to break down his 28-point performance, so let’s get to it.

After a couple of brutal home losses, the Warriors bounced back against the G-league Grizzlies with an overall solid team effort. I wanted to specifically Chris Paul's performance, who had 14 assists and 0 turnovers while exploiting pick-and-rolls with Trayce Jackson Davis. Let’s see how CP3 keeps his insane assist-to-turnover ratio so high.

With Steph Curry coming back, the Warriors faced a Lakers team who lost Anthony Davis in the first half. It was Draymond Green who tied his season high 13 assists as he directed traffic in the Warriors split action and off the short roll when the defense trapped Steph, so let’s break down his performance.

After back-to-back ugly losses at home, the Warriors traveled to face the Spurs in San Antonio with Wembanyama this time. It was the combo of Chris Paul and Trayce Jackson Davis pick and rolls that pulled the ugly win out with both flirting with triple doubles. TJD led the team with a 20, so let’s break down their actions.

After one of the most embarrassing losses in franchise history, the Warriors came home to face a streaking Bucks team led by Giannis. With a solid team outing, it was the rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis who came off the bench to finish pick and rolls and protected the rim. This impressive showing is who I imagined Wiseman should’ve been, so let’s break down his performance.

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