Much like a serious eye for younger women, it leads to bad things.

I’m as excited as anyone at Morrow’s game, and we all hope it continues, but it was one game. Let’s hope he produces with some consistency and makes us forget our guard problems completely … not trying to be “doom & gloom” just cautious before getting hopes unrealistically high

The flip side of the masters’ eye for talent is that our un-drafted starting PG is headed for D-league now w/ Hendrix, who was also touted as the steal of the draft and potential early contributor. At least until Turiaf came into the fold. Meanwhile CJ is back in the starting role. How long til Monta gets back? Can we hold out that long for a PG while we play the flavor of the day/week? Hope so.

  and our 07 playoff team was broken up before it got to play a whole healthy season together.

Morrow started with some pressure since it was his first NBA start. However, no one had any expectations from him. He caught 99.997% of people off-guard. The next game, there’s going to be sooo much pressure on this dude to perform almost as good as he did against the Clips. It should be an interesting test.

I really like both Buikes and CJ. They both seem like real cool people too.

we can decide if he’s legit by the game he plays coming off the 37 points. people are gonna expect more from him and all eyes will be on him tuesday. so how will he respond? obviously another 37 points is ridiculous to ask from him, but a good game should be enough to know if he’s for real

first of all
Warriors needed player who is capable shoot from perimeter constantly -because it’s not good when only 3pt shooter on the floor is Jax -when he’s got off night then opponents need just fill the paint and then they are playing ‘good D’

Morrow will be good -i mean he will be OK (though not 37ppg OK) player -he is what W’s need right now -he gives more space for inside players

actually i m his fan now

his name is stephen jackson. zing!!!

Didn’t the warriors draft Patrick O’Bryant?

I think it’s more of luck (that we happen to be in that situation) than eye for talent.

Looking at the fanpost I made not too long ago about the Warriors’ recent draft history:

http://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2008/11/13/661021/a-look-back-at-the-2002-20

We missed alot of chances of drafting all-stars. The guys you mentioned above are more likely to max out as a solid starter nothing more.

Azubuike, if I recall correctly, was just picked up because we had a bunch of injuries and he was the best player in the DLeague at the time. If we were not shorthanded, I doubt they would have looked at bringing him.

Watson, not sure if this was the case with Watson but I think it’s the same as Buike and the Warriors trying to test their luck. I think they did bring Renaldo Major first but it didn’t work out. Again, he was one of the best players in the DLeague playing a position the Warriors needed.

Morrow – the kid played his way into the lineup. Doubt the Warriors knew he’d make the team (he was actually supposed to go overseas already) otherwise, they would’ve picked him in the 2nd round and not risk him getting picked by another team. The Warriors just happened to let go of 3 of our not-so deadly, not-so 3pt threats. Surely doubt it’s because they were making space for Morrow. The kid gets an invite to get looked at and happens to play exceptionally well to warrant a spot.