This is great. Would love if someone could go back and follow up with Ron, Draymond, or Kerr about that now that it's pretty much ancient history. That Rockets series feels like eons ago now that we've been through 2018's laughable finals, another whole season, yet another playoff series against the Rockets, and last season's finals.
Actually, I'd love to get more insight into how the Warriors viewed last year's playoffs against Houston and Portland strategically, too. Was Monster Point-Draymond pushing the pace in transition a planned thing or did it just happen naturally? How did the bench mob hold up so well even after the team lost KD?
This is great. Would love if someone could go back and follow up with Ron, Draymond, or Kerr about that now that it's pretty much ancient history. That Rockets series feels like eons ago now that we've been through 2018's laughable finals, another whole season, yet another playoff series against the Rockets, and last season's finals.
Actually, I'd love to get more insight into how the Warriors viewed last year's playoffs against Houston and Portland strategically, too. Was Monster Point-Draymond pushing the pace in transition a planned thing or did it just happen naturally? How did the bench mob hold up so well even after the team lost KD?
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