Post Game 2 Links (Round 2)

by Fantasy Junkie on May 10, 2007 5:20 PM PDT in Links Comment 5 comments

Oh so close. Why is it that Biedrins came through in the clutch from the line but Pietrus and Baron didn't? The good thing is that after the collapse in Dallas in Game 5, the Warriors came out at home in Game 6 and blew them out. I'm looking for a similar showing tomorrow. The Jazz are playing very well right now, but the Warriors are great at home. Dubs fans will help get this series tied 2-2 going back to Utah for Game 5. Friday and Sunday at the Oracle Arena will be louder than the Jazz have ever heard.

Things just got away from the Warriors last night

True Hoop: Pure Hollywood [ESPN]
If you didn't watch Golden State vs. Utah, shame on you.
ESPN's Daily Dime [ESPN]
Dee Brown is OK [True Hoop]
The Story of Tatum Fisher's Treatment [True Hoop]
Gilbert Arenas: Baron Davis Predicted Beating Dallas [True Hoop]
He (Baron) was like, "Once they get a taste of these fans, they're not going to win here. So all we have to do is steal a game out there, because they're not winning here."
And he was right. There's no winning over there.
Utah 127, Warriors 117: Save Monta Ellis, save the Warriors' world [Talking Points with Tim Kawakami]
But there are points to be made about reviving the Warriors, and I'm here to make them...
* It does come down to Monta Ellis doing something beneficial to the team from here on out, starting in Game 3 tomorrow before the warm folks of Oracle Arena.
I hate to put it on the kid, who looks and sounds so confused (and is playing so scared). But you wonder why Davis, Jason Richardson and Barnes looked so tired at the end of Game 2 last night?
My Game 2 column, which disappeared for some reason [Talking Points with Tim Kawakami]
Not Gonna Happen [Hoops Junkie - Marcus Thompson II]
Thoughts From Game 2 [Hoops Junkie - Marcus Thompson II]
Charity Stripe [Hoops Junkie - Marcus Thompson II]
Andrei Will Break You [Hoops Junkie - Marcus Thompson II]
Warriors Luck Running out? [Bob's Blog - Live from Lewisville]

Time to go practice free throws fellas
Welcome to the Playoffs, Warriors Fans [SacTown Royalty]
The Nine Most Poignant Minutes in the This NBA Season [The Big Lead]
Golden State Loses Game 2... [Stop Mike Lupica]
Warriors-Jazz updates... [Stop Mike Lupica]
Game 2 recap: Jazz 127, Warriors 117, OT [Utah Jazz Blog]
Next Time I'll Just Kick You In The Nuts [The Musings of GMoney]
This is all Tracy McGrady's fault [100% Injury Rate]
Golden State at Utah: Game 2 Notes [SLAM Online]
Dee Brown out of the hospital [AOL Fanhouse]
The Basketball Diaries - The Jazz Make Me Emotional [Foul Balls]
The Utah Jazz: Playoff chameleons [Basketbawlful]
Jazz Bandwagon Starts ... Now [The Hype Guy]
Wild Nights In Salt Lake City [Deadspin]
Somewhere, Nick Anderson is Smiling [the Blowtorch]
Matt Barnes: Mo Cheeks is the 'Biggest A--hole in the World' [AOL Fanhouse]
What Teams Will Want Matt Barnes? [AOL Fanhouse]
Wasted (Warriors 117, Jazz 127) [Fast Break: A Warriors Fan Blog]
Sometimes in life you get what you deserve. The Warriors certainly did Wednesday night. Given endless opportunities to put the Jazz away, they kept giving them hope. The Jazz answered with clutch play after clutch play. The Ws have made it this far based upon their hunger. Right now, they don't look like the team that wants it more. The bandwagon may have hit a bump and thrown out a few fans, but there's no reason to panic yet. We'll learn what this team is made of Friday night in Oakland. Until then, put all the sharp objects in another room and follow the jump.

Down but definitely not out.

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Warriors vs Utah Series

Game 1: Preview | Recap | Post Game Links
Game 2: Preview | Recap

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Warriors can do this!

The Warriors have a great chance of turning this series around with the next two at home. I don't think people realize how bad the Warriors were on the road this year and how good the Jazz are at home. The Warriors should have one Game 2, but even if they did, it would have been one of the ugliest wins of the year.

With that said, they still had a chance in TWO consecutive road games until they fell apart at the end of both. They have to correct the non-existent rebounding and sloppy turnovers. And a few less threes wouldn't hurt either. I have all of the confidence in the world that the Warriors can come back, and I know that they do to.

by manutefor3 on May 10, 2007 7:06 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs

not referring to

these links, but if most of the media fall off the wagon, we're right back to pre-The Series. And we all know that weird things happen when underdog magic and Oracle mojo collide...

by Caught Backcourt on May 10, 2007 7:59 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs

I don't like Marcus Thompson

at first i thought he was tight, but their are two articles that stick out in my mind everytime i see his name. The article up here that is saying the warriors are done and an article way back during the playoff push where he basically says Baron davis or jason richardson will be gone next year.

wtf?!?!?! i hate that foo

by travisl212 on May 10, 2007 10:19 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs

i can't wait for tomorrow.

i don't have the coin, so the cats that get to the game better bring it big time.
Dubs in fewer than 8.

by justin on May 11, 2007 12:06 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

The Warriors have got to play better.

Nellie said it's not the strategy. Monta has got to break out of his shell. Mickael Pietrus and Andris Biedrins have got to step up. Everybody has got to play better down the stretch.

In other words, they need a FIRE lit under their ass*s. Let's give it to them tonight fans. Go Warriors!!!