Golden State Warriors

[Mspitz]

Good run recently but still issues with tip teams like last night's Denver match-up. 1st half had them looking like its championship caliber. 2nd half was sad. Hope they can fix it before playoffs.

[allymd78]

8th seed still within reach. No home Court advantage is safe when you have Steph curry on the team, humblest christian player ever

[benjack1128]

Just got destroyed by the celtics

[Suichiro]

Nanalo din sa lakers hahaha

[Cabahit]

Keep Klay

[UncleJones]

Currently on a tight spot, hard to see Lakers, Kings and Suns fumbling their playoff positions. We’ll see 🤞 

[brazzerboy]

Is it just me or this Warriors teams is simply not interested or even motivated to be competitive anymore?

[Cabahit]

Will they make the play-in?

[brazzerboy]

On 4/2/2024 at 6:05 PM, Cabahit said:

Will they make the play-in?

 The box score of their final game says it all. They just want this season to be over.

[m1stersag1ng]

kailngan nila ng toung blood saka solid sa center..

si Steph masyado attached sa big 3 nila - he needs to let go lung gusto pa nila ulit magchampion

[Suichiro]

Gsw, binawi na tayo ng denver state nuggets hehe.

[Coycoy24]

Bawi tayo next season!

[neilgayuman]

With Klay rumored to be leaving, and Draymond acting like a fool, it's safe to say that the Golden Dynasty is dead.

Can't believe it's been 9 years na since their first title. Will miss their era. The Splash brothers were fucking magical. 

[Jordan24]

I’m feeling kinda sad about Klay Thompson leaving the Golden State Warriors. It’s not just about him being a great player; it feels personal because Klay has been a big part of my life, especially growing up.

Klay Thompson has been with the Warriors for so long that he’s become a symbol of the team for me. Watching him play, with his amazing shooting skills and calm presence on the court, has been such a joy. He’s not just another player; he’s a legend, and seeing him leave feels like the end of an era.

Growing up, some of my best memories are tied to watching Warriors games with my family and friends. Klay was always there, hitting those crucial three-pointers and making incredible plays. I remember cheering so loud during those games, feeling so proud when the Warriors won, and even when they lost, it felt like Klay gave his all. Those moments are a big part of my childhood, and Klay was at the heart of it all.

Klay Thompson’s dedication and hard work have been inspiring. Seeing him come back strong after his injuries showed me what it means to be resilient and never give up. His journey has been a lesson in perseverance, and it’s been amazing to watch him overcome challenges and continue to excel. That’s something I’ll always admire about him.

The chemistry between Klay and his teammates, especially with Stephen Curry, has been magical. The “Splash Brothers” duo brought so much excitement and energy to the game. Their teamwork and understanding on the court were unmatched, and it’s hard to imagine the Warriors without that dynamic. It’s sad to think that we won’t get to see them play together like they used to.

Klay leaving the Warriors feels like losing a piece of my own history. It’s like saying goodbye to a friend who has been with you through thick and thin. The Warriors won’t be the same without him, and it’s tough to think about the future of the team without one of its key players.

But even though I’m sad about Klay leaving, I’m also grateful for all the amazing memories. He has given so much to the team and to the fans, and those moments will always be special to me. Watching Klay play was a huge part of my childhood, and I’ll always cherish those memories.
 

[Cabahit]

I couldn't agree more. @Jordan24