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The Golden State Warriors put on a riveting show in a loss to the Boston Celtics last night, and there is a lot of praise to go around for this young team.
Who was your Warrior Wonder from last night?
Alec Burks
The veteran has been a beacon of strong play during a season of turmoil. His 20 points were manufactured in part by a steady diet of free throws, as he knocked down 11-of-12 shots from the charity stripe. He was a +3 plus/minus off of the bench and was a steadying hand in his 31 minutes.
It has to be said that Alec Burks is looking like a steal at the minimum. Providing much needed scoring to this team. Imagined if last season's Warriors had someone like him coming off the bench, especially in the finals.
— r/Warriors (@GSWReddit) November 10, 2019
Eric Paschall
The rookie Paschall scored 16 points on a team high 14 field goal attempts. After D’Angelo Russell left with a thumb injury, Paschall was the clear number one option on offense, and he took on the challenge with zeal. He also added 8 rebounds.
Eric Paschall letting the Celtics know they can't guard him. pic.twitter.com/nV1X0YH6Rt
— Chris Montano (@gswchris) November 16, 2019
Willie Cauley-Stein
This was probably the big man’s best showing as a Warrior, knocking down 5-of-6 of his shots and adding 8 boards and a block. He competed against the Celtics front line with vigor and showed signs that he’s getting more comfortable as a Dub. His alley-oop conversion late in the fourth got the Chase Center pumped up.
Willie Cauley-Stein with the heads up tip-in!
— NBA (@NBA) November 16, 2019
1:41 to play on @ESPNNBA pic.twitter.com/3FaHwQC0my
D’Angelo Russell
Russell had an active night until his injury, tallying up 12 points, 7 assists, and a whopping 9 turnovers. Everybody was catching passes from DLo last night, no matter whether they be wearing yellow or green. His scoring wizardy would have been a nice weapon to have in crunch time, when the Warriors were desperate to locate consistent offense.
Omari Spellman
The young big man played only 12 minutes, but racked up 8 points and 8 rebounds and a block. When he was on the floor, his impact was felt, and that bodes well for future roles as a Warrior.
Poll
Who was your Warrior Wonder in the loss to the Celtics?
This poll is closed
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48%
Alec Burks
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26%
Eric Paschall
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5%
Willie Cauley-Stein
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2%
D’Angelo Russell
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14%
Omari Spellman
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2%
Other (speak on it in the comments)