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We know if Young Glove probable tomorrow yet?
Crazy theory here, but is it possible that Steve Kerr holds back a key / explosive player from the regular season to add a spark / surprise in the post season?
Like could this be a strategy of his, to avoid predictability, and to make it harder for teams to plan for or foresee. I’m thinking Poole last year, Moody this year! I just can’t fathom why Moody wasn’t featured much all year.
I’m excited for Game 4. It’s time to tie up the series and have the momentum heading into Game 5!!!
Hoping for Klay to finally get his shots falling.
The way Zach Lowe talks about Klay is so funny, like he’s a little nuclear weapon just hibernating and about to go off at any point
Klay used to be so consistent with his 20 ppg 4 3s a game in the playoffs but now it’s more the once-a-series-big-game threat of him…still extremely useful tho
I’ve been seeing a lot of ppl saying that Kerr doesn’t know how to coach or Mike Brown was the brains behind Kerr or he was carried by good players. When did this narrative start