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Culver didn't score 30 points on 50% shooting. He's garbage.

(Am i doing this right?)

He did miss an uncontested 3 by about 2 feet in the 4th. It's understandable to be concerned considering this teams history of finding shooters. Wally is the last one I can remember panning out.

PorkChop wrote:He did miss an uncontested 3 by about 2 feet in the 4th. It's understandable to be concerned considering this teams history of finding shooters. Wally is the last one I can remember panning out.

Kevin Love says hi.

PorkChop wrote:He did miss an uncontested 3 by about 2 feet in the 4th. It's understandable to be concerned considering this teams history of finding shooters. Wally is the last one I can remember panning out.

It's not the team's history I worry about when it comes to Culver. It's Culver's history as a shooter as a college sophomore - both free throws and 3-point shots.

lipoli390 wrote:

PorkChop wrote:He did miss an uncontested 3 by about 2 feet in the 4th. It's understandable to be concerned considering this teams history of finding shooters. Wally is the last one I can remember panning out.

It's not the team's history I worry about when it comes to Culver. It's Culver's history as a shooter as a college sophomore - both free throws and 3-point shots.

I mean he might not develop into a 3pt shooter in the NBA but you never bring up his 38% from 3 his freshman year

The warriors are going to be a lottery team.

crazy-canuck wrote:The warriors are going to be a lottery team.

They will be a lottery team, win the lottery, and then win the title again next season with Dray, Klay, and Steph plus a sparkling #1 pick that instantly makes an impact.

In the meantime, D'Angelo Russell gets traded to the Wolves for a pick and players just before this year's trade deadline, then proceeds to tear his ACL in his second game with us.

Is this even an overreaction? I could actually see this happening.

Q12543 wrote:

crazy-canuck wrote:The warriors are going to be a lottery team.

They will be a lottery team, win the lottery, and then win the title again next season with Dray, Klay, and Steph plus a sparkling #1 pick that instantly makes an impact.

In the meantime, D'Angelo Russell gets traded to the Wolves for a pick and players just before this year's trade deadline, then proceeds to tear his ACL in his second game with us.

Is this even an overreaction? I could actually see this happening.

Do they win another lottery with the Wolves pick?

Q12543 wrote:

crazy-canuck wrote:The warriors are going to be a lottery team.

They will be a lottery team, win the lottery, and then win the title again next season with Dray, Klay, and Steph plus a sparkling #1 pick that instantly makes an impact.

In the meantime, D'Angelo Russell gets traded to the Wolves for a pick and players just before this year's trade deadline, then proceeds to tear his ACL in his second game with us.

Is this even an overreaction? I could actually see this happening.

Don't forget they fill the Durant / Russell salary slot with Giannis.

AbeVigodaLive wrote:

Q12543 wrote:

crazy-canuck wrote:The warriors are going to be a lottery team.

They will be a lottery team, win the lottery, and then win the title again next season with Dray, Klay, and Steph plus a sparkling #1 pick that instantly makes an impact.

In the meantime, D'Angelo Russell gets traded to the Wolves for a pick and players just before this year's trade deadline, then proceeds to tear his ACL in his second game with us.

Is this even an overreaction? I could actually see this happening.

Do they win another lottery with the Wolves pick?

Good point. Actually, they win the #1 pick with the pick we traded to them and they win the #2 pick with their own.

Add Giannis to the mix as Cool mentions.

Finally, they decide that rather than visit the White House after they win said title (and whoever resides there at the time), they decide to go to Beijing for an official State Visit and celebration with Xi Jinping.