They won 2 this week, which puts them one ball further away in the draft.
I'm convinced in the NBA the best move is tank seasons; I'm convinced the Cavs did it get LeBron and they're in a better spot because of it. I would have done it too. No other sport can 1 guy change a team like the NBA.
For the last 20 years, no team has frustrated me more than the Warriors. During the small period when they looked like contenders (Mullin, Hardaway, Spree, Webber) the wheels would fall out.
Their draft picks aren't necessarily bad, so much as they don't have the picks when the stars are still there. I don't think they did bad drafting Curry, Jennings was a pure crapshoot as he did nothing in Europe but ride the pine.
Which leads me to this year; I thought a top 3 pick would put them out of the perennial cellar, but I'm not sure if there's an all star front man there; Wall seems to be the only lock out there. Favors and Davis have potential, but that's about it.
Thoughts?
I'm convinced in the NBA the best move is tank seasons; I'm convinced the Cavs did it get LeBron and they're in a better spot because of it. I would have done it too. No other sport can 1 guy change a team like the NBA.
For the last 20 years, no team has frustrated me more than the Warriors. During the small period when they looked like contenders (Mullin, Hardaway, Spree, Webber) the wheels would fall out.
Their draft picks aren't necessarily bad, so much as they don't have the picks when the stars are still there. I don't think they did bad drafting Curry, Jennings was a pure crapshoot as he did nothing in Europe but ride the pine.
Which leads me to this year; I thought a top 3 pick would put them out of the perennial cellar, but I'm not sure if there's an all star front man there; Wall seems to be the only lock out there. Favors and Davis have potential, but that's about it.
Thoughts?