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Warriors: Golden State of Mind
Recap: RECAP: Golden State Warriors 124 Toronto Raptors 112 -- Birth of a Backcourt?
Game thread: Gamethread #65: Golden State Warriors v. Toronto Raptors -- D-League meets the Euroleague (615+ comments)

Raptors: Raptors HQ
Recap: Raptors Rapid Recap: Toronto 112 Golden State 124
Game thread: Game Day Thread: Toronto vs. Golden State
Preview: 3 In the Key: Toronto Raptors Game Day Preview vs. Golden State

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Other Recaps

Associated Press recap: Warriors hand reeling Raptors fourth straight loss
Sports Network recap: Curry and Ellis lift Warriors over spiraling Raptors
Marcus Thompson II recap: Stephen Curry, Monta Ellis sparkle as Golden State Warriors snap losing streak
Rusty Simmons recap: Ellis sets long-range mark
Mike Massa recap: Curry, Ellis help undersized Warriors shoot down Raptors


Pregame News

- No pregame news found.

Pregame Videos

Leftover practice interview from Friday: Monta.


Postgame News

- With a lack of size up front, Warriors live and die by the 3.
Rusty Simmons: Three-point shot now in vogue

- Chris Bosh wasn't very happy after losing to the Warriors.
Marcus Thompson II: Chris Bosh Vents After Loss to Warriors

Postgame Videos

Don Nelson at the podium.

Highlights by orangino.

Postgame Quotes from warriors.com recap

Don Nelson
On tonight's game:
"You guys know what the two guards did, but I thought Tolliver played a heck of a game, guarded, rebounded and had a chance really to have a pretty good night, and he couldn’t get any shots to go down. Of course, he’s one of my few big guys left, so I thought it was important that he not foul out, and he stayed out of foul trouble and did a lot of good things. I thought Hunter came in and gave us a nice lift with the offensive rebounds, especially the big dunk at the quarter. Team effort, I thought we continued to play hard and try, and that’s all a coach can ask for at this point."

On adjustmenting after falling behind:
"Yeah, we opened the court up. It's good to do that when you’re not very big. And then we had one of our plays that worked, and we just nursed it, ran it all night, changed the catch man a few times, and it was all good. We just basically went with one offensive set the whole second half and a good portion of the first half. We didn’t need to change, they hadn’t stopped it. So we stayed with it."

On Curry and Ellis:
"Oh, it’s great to see. They’ve played some really good games together and of course they’ve played some not-so-good games together. It’s great to see when they share the ball and take care of each other when they’re open. I thought Monta defensively wasn’t very good in portions of the game, but down the stretch, when we put him on the point guard . . . I thought he did a really good job putting the lights out on their point guards. They were hurting us with their open shots and he did a really good job down the stretch."
Anthony Morrow
On tonight's game:
"It felt great man, got that monkey off our back. Guys really stepped up and played well, played a lot of good defense, got a lot of deflections, a lot of rebounds when we really needed them. We held Chris Bosh down a little bit, so it was a good win."

On the 16 made threes:
"Guys making shots makes it a lot easier on Monta (Ellis) and Stephen (Curry). They are doing so well in the pick and roll and they are making that pocket jump shot most of the time. Guys start coming up and helping out and they can find, me, C.J. (Watson) and Reggie (Williams). It’s really just on us to make shots and help them out defensively."
Stephen Curry
On the 16 made threes:
"The fact that there is usually four guys that can comfortably shoot threes on the floor makes it hard for a defense to guard all of them, especially when the same guys can put it on the floor and get to the basket. It’s tough to defend when we are knocking them down."

On the 41-point third quarter:
"We felt like we were still in the game, and we had to scrap to stay in it and get the lead, and especially late in the 3rd quarter you don’t want to let them get a run going. We just dug down defensively, made them take tough shots and got rebounds and pushed it in transition."
Monta Ellis
On tonight's game:
"We just had to get a win. Before the game we said we had to just go out there and have fun and try and get a win. We made plays for other guys, and got everyone involved. It really stated on the defensive end, got a lot of stops, rebounded. They went inside at the beginning of the game and pounded on us, but we got ourselves together and became a scrappy team and got out and ran."

Twitter Fun

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Bosh rips Raps: "Its like if you look at the schedule right now and see Toronto, I'm sure people are checking something in the win box. ..."

More Bosh ripping Raps: "... I can understand if we lose the game going down fighting. But we're not fighting at all."
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Got my first win as a warrior !!!!! Gotta a feelin it's gonna be a good night.

My Notebook

- No interesting notes to add tonight.

What's next?

- No practice tomorrow. Lakers will be here on Monday at 7:30pm (ESPN/CSN), dragging along Faker fans to fill the Oracle.
- Spring Forward time. Don't forget to set your clocks FORWARD 1 hour. That's 1 hour closer to the Lakers game on Monday. Oh wait, that doesn't sound so good after all.

Poll
NIce to finally get a win in March. Cast your vote.
Monta Ellis
42 votes
Stephen Curry
232 votes
Anthony Morrow
2 votes
Corey Maggette
1 votes
Anthony Tolliver
6 votes
Reggie Williams
8 votes
Chris Hunter
1 votes
CJ Watson
1 votes
Multiple players (specify in comments)
29 votes
Happy to break the losing streak
13 votes
I'm gonna float like a butterfly, and shoot the 3.
24 votes

359 votes | Poll has closed

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Is Monta and Curry. We don’t win without Steph or Monta in this game.

We all love the Warriors..
We all hate Cohan as an owner of this franchise…

by dubzfan on Mar 13, 2010 11:54 PM PST reply actions  

Naa, we win without Monta.
Curry….was sooo good.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 12:31 AM PST up reply actions  

How so?

The guy had huge role in tonights win. Even Monta haters admitted that tonight in the game thread

We all love the Warriors..
We all hate Cohan as an owner of this franchise…

by dubzfan on Mar 14, 2010 12:47 AM PST up reply actions  

I’m saying Curry had the better night….. much better night.
Ellis helped us win. He was very good. Curry was excellent. I think it’s possible we win without Monta tonite because we have done it before. Do we win without Curry? No chance….thats just my opinion. Good game all around.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 12:58 AM PST up reply actions  

Well we just went 0-6 without Monta against good teams and teams around .500

So I guess we can only beat teams as bad as us without Monta. We haven’t beaten anyone good without him

We all love the Warriors..
We all hate Cohan as an owner of this franchise…

by dubzfan on Mar 14, 2010 1:22 AM PST up reply actions  

yeah, but we were getting blown out with Monta against those teams… and while we lost all those games, it was a really competitive stretch of ball i haven’t seen since the Suns, Celtics, and Lakers loss 3 gamer.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 1:38 AM PST up reply actions  

Losing by 50 is the same as losing by 1

You still end up losing. We played hard sure, but couldn’t beat a good team

We all love the Warriors..
We all hate Cohan as an owner of this franchise…

by dubzfan on Mar 14, 2010 3:39 PM PDT up reply actions  

No, it doesn’t mean it is the same thing. If you almost win without Monta on the road, but you get blown out with Monta on the road, don’t you think that is pretty telling.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 5:42 PM PDT up reply actions  

No cause you lose either way

A loss means the same regardless of score. If your 0-10 and lose each game by 1 and someone else is 0-10 and lost all there games by 20 it would mean the same thing, it’d mean you haven’t won a game. It doesn’t matter how you lose cause it all means the same thing in the end

We all love the Warriors..
We all hate Cohan as an owner of this franchise…

by dubzfan on Mar 14, 2010 7:02 PM PDT up reply actions  

Like i said you are a monta apologist. Somehow you can defend losing by 20 is the same is losing by one. Its not. Point differential tells you how well you played.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 11:25 PM PDT up reply actions  

I do think we needed Monta this game. I picked him as WW, because he switched roles and the result was a win. In other games, he tried to dominate the ball, and we lost. I want him to keep playing like last night, deferring to Curry as the PG. If he does that, we will have the backcourt of death.

Welcome to the Pit of Despair! Don't even think about trying to escape.

by Naticus2 on Mar 14, 2010 9:34 AM PST up reply actions  

I’m saying Curry had the better night….. much better night.

 Devean George had probably the best night? I can’t recall him ding anything to hurt our lotto balls?? , Curr-bury and Montay should both be smart enough to know a win is the last thing we want right now? Where’s this famous BBIQ I keep hearing about :>)

Lights please, lights please, turn off the lights.

by Skeptic con Urquell on Mar 14, 2010 3:00 PM PDT up reply actions  

It felt great man, got that monkey off our back

by Cpt. Jack in the Box on Mar 14, 2010 12:38 AM PST reply actions  

Hightlights

I just wet myself wathing that highlight reel. Gold.

by EGC3 on Mar 14, 2010 1:23 AM PST reply actions  

Just wondering…. what comments did Fitz make about Marco during the telecast, because he had been making some disparaging remarks since last summer whenever he is mentioned by JB. Was at game, and before the game started, JB and Fitz were on the court before their pre-game thing, and Marco went up to them and said hi. Fitz ignored him, but Marco and JB exchanged hugs and talked a bit… IS Fitzgerald just immature? And again (not to my surprise), on the post game show, he made another remark about Marco being ‘terrible’ and theres a reason he never plays (even though he played every game up until 3 weeks ago).
Also, another thing i noticed:
Before game, Marco said hi to all the Warriors staff like the trainer, and etc, but he never went up to Smart or Nellie. Monta didn’t say hi to him, but guys like Curry (who he didn’t even play with) and Morrow came up to him and talked?
Is Monta still Captain material, when he can’t even say hi to an ex-teammate of 2 years?

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 1:47 AM PST reply actions  

I wouldn’t make too much out of Monta not saying hi. Maybe they didn’t get along great, and perhaps they were competitive back in the day. Maybe Monta talked to him after the game? Or perhaps Monta was just focused on winning and not socializing. You’re reading into this too much.

Welcome to the Pit of Despair! Don't even think about trying to escape.

by Naticus2 on Mar 14, 2010 9:40 AM PST up reply actions  

Yeah, it just seemed odd Marco would say hi to the red-haired guy who sits behind the bench, and does the stretching before the game, and all the security guys, and most of the players from last years roster that were there, but not Monta.

Nellie needs to go! but while we suffer....John Wall or Evan Turner please!

by MDB on Mar 14, 2010 11:16 AM PDT up reply actions  

There’s reasonable Monta hate and then there is this.

by belilaugh on Mar 14, 2010 12:41 PM PDT up reply actions  

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