With Melton Warriors were a dominant team.
Without Melton the Warriors have been losing.
It was just strength in numbers. With Melton Warriors had the depth advantage.
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Melton for MVP
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Thought this might be tongue-in-cheek. I think a couple of things happened that makes Melton's loss look so devastating - his being injured and a steady scorer/defender....but also Buddy Hield just absolutely sucking after shooting out of his mind for that stretch.
Pinning the change in record on a journey man two guard doesn't speak too well for Curry and Draymond huh? I mean if 12-3 vs 3-13 is based on Melton, Curry can't be that great can he???
Pinning the change in record on a journey man two guard doesn't speak too well for Curry and Draymond huh? I mean if 12-3 vs 3-13 is based on Melton, Curry can't be that great can he???
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ILOVEIT wrote:Pinning the change in record on a journey man two guard doesn't speak too well for Curry and Draymond huh? I mean if 12-3 vs 3-13 is based on Melton, Curry can't be that great can he???
Still good enough for #9 EPM in the league, with a bad cast around him at 36.
I also remember you disparaging Curry before the '22 championship
(not that we about to go get one, but you seem to have a running theme).Return to Golden State Warriors