Asking DNHQ: Where do you expect Golden State to finish in seeding?

They're only six games back from 1st place!

After a shorthanded Golden State Warriors team fell to the Philadelphia 76ers 118-106, a reality as cold as the December win is whipping through Dub Nation.

Dalton Johnson @DaltonJ_Johnson

Warriors lose 118-106 to the 76ers --Jordan Poole with 29 points --Klay with 12 points on 4-for-17 shooting --Looney with a near triple-double: 14/11/9 with 2 blocks and 2 steals

Steve Berman @BASportsGuy

This game went as expected, but Kevon Looney is such a professional. 12/11/9, 2 steals, 2 blocks. Without him the Warriors lose this game by 25+.

Stephen Curry (shoulder injury), Andrew Wiggins (adductor strain), and Draymond Green (right quad contusion) missed last night’s defeat, three All-Stars who are absolutely integral to the team’s success. Their absences put GSW in the tough spot of shuffling lineups and developing youngsters on the fly without their big guns to keep things steady.

The defending champions are currently 14-16 on the season, with a 2-14 (!) record on the road. With Curry slated to be out for weeks, it’s important that Wiggins and Green get back on the court ASAP to keep the Dubs in the fight for Western Conference seeding.

Monte Poole @MontePooleNBCS

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These are my favorite times to get a snapshot of what Dub Nation is feeling as both a cathartic space for sharing frustrations and a way for us to compare notes down the road when suddenly the Warriors are in the playoffs wreaking havoc.

Where do you think the Dubs will finish in the standings?