Warriors’ finish-line view: The 30-win mark and other semi-realistic benchmarks [Talking Points]
It's pretty unbelievable how far we've fallen from We Believe to the "realistic benchmarks" Tim laid out in this piece. Only a true genius could've seen this all coming and predicted 30 wins at the beginning of this season- just kidding.
Thank you Chris "Clueless" Cohan, Robert "BUY TICKETS!!" Rowell, Chris Mullin (keeping Foyle still on the books, blowing draft picks, assembling the NBDL Warriors), and the injury bug. What a mess.
about 3 years ago
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How is this unbelievable?
The writing has been on the wall since the JRich trade/Battle for KG fiasco. The Warriors may have won 48 games last year, but it was clearly unsustainable. Signs that it wouldn’t happen again, even if the roster had stayed in tact: (1) BD played all 82 games (contract year) — that was never going to happen again, (2) unsustainable minutes played by the 7 rotation players, (3) the collapse from exhaustion at the end of the season.
The cracks have been showing up in the foundation, it’s just that everyone was ignoring it. Instead of building for the present in 2007, Mulson decided to rip it down and start over. That was the beginning of the end.
by chacabuco on Jan 28, 2009 9:58 AM PST reply actions 1 recs
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* INDIVIDUAL PLUS/MINUS/
-Currently: Stephen Jackson is -98, Andris Biedrins is -122, Jamal Crawford is -177, Corey Maggette is -68, Kelenna Azubuike is -97.
the stop calling him "beans" movement
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