In a must win game, Chef Dingo with a game high 8 Turnovers

[k0kakw0rld]

That's the guy who's supposed to be better than LeBron, Kawhi, KD etc...Complete no factor in crunchtime.

[Proctor]

A complete non factor in crunchtime except his 21 points in the 4th and OT alone.

[Neal Romer]

A complete non factor in crunchtime except his 21 points in the 4th and OT alone.


Undoing his own damage, he was a team worst -16, they erased a Clipper lead with him sitting then he came in and made some baskets but nullified them all with turnovers.

If you watched the game and think it was some great performance by Steph, youre on that basic time. He was a neutral factor at best. Plus-minus actually says he sucked. They also sat him on big defensive possessions.

[Proctor]

Undoing his own damage, he was a team worst -16, they erased a Clipper lead with him sitting then he came in and made some baskets but nullified them all with turnovers.

If you watched the game and think it was some great performance by Steph, youre on that basic time. He was a neutral factor at best. Plus-minus actually says he sucked. They also sat him on big defensive possessions.
Yeah, he was mostly neutral... until he exploded for 21 in the 4th and OT and became an overall positive. It wasn't a great game for him, but it was good... and he was not the "damage" at all. A bad call on a Harden lob attempt that wasn't a shot attempt and a missed layup from Draymond was the damage. Not to mention you wouldn't be saying any of this if the Warriors pulled out the win. And of course had Steph never seen the floor (removing this "neutral performance" as you see it out of the equation) they would have lost by 40.

I know you don't like him, and that's fine. I'm not one of the windbags who's going to write a 6 page essay to try to "get you" on this. Have at it. I don't care.

[Neal Romer]

Yeah, he was mostly neutral... until he exploded for 21 in the 4th and OT and became an overall positive. It wasn't a great game for him, but it was good... and he was not the "damage" at all. A bad call on a Harden lob attempt that wasn't a shot attempt and a missed layup from Draymond was the damage. Not to mention you wouldn't be saying any of this if the Warriors pulled out the win. And of course had Steph never seen the floor (removing this "neutral performance" as you see it out of the equation) they would have lost by 40.

I know you don't like him, and that's fine. I'm not one of the windbags who's going to write a 6 page essay to try to "get you" on this. Have at it. I don't care.


He hit a string of baskets late and also had some coinciding turnovers. If thats clutch, so be it.

But this was a big game on a big stage where they needed a win. Did Curry show up big today for the game overall?

Guess thats up to each person's own perspective.

[1987_Lakers]

I thought he played very well after his slow start, but damn those turnovers were killers.

Btw, I haven't looked at the stats, but is it just me or did it seem like the Clippers were grabbing a shit ton of offensive rebounds? Warriors really need some size, Looney is nice, but he's just a role player who you can't give a ton of minutes to.

[Mask the Embiid]

Whatever happened to that team that kawhi use to play for in the East?

[SouBeachTalents]

Whatever happened to that team that kawhi use to play for in the East?
They've made as many conference finals since he's left as Embiid.

[k0kakw0rld]

Whatever happened to that team that kawhi use to play for in the East?




Immanuel Quickley
Scottie Barnes
RJ Barrett
Brandon Ingram
Jakob Poetl

Not in a rush to win another one.
What happened to the process? It's been 8 years lmao no conference final appearance. You should be ashamed of the guy you have in your avy.

[Full Court]

Curry definitely pulled a Lebron there.