NBA fans can’t get enough of the new look warriors today and thank goodness for that.
Since each Warriors game has three things seriously with today’s NBA, and I am here to suggest some simple corrections.
The addition of Jimmy Butler III has done more than just Rocket Golden State on the position. It has introduced the motorway robbery for guys who previously did not even know how to charge a syringe pistol.
Butler is good at failing. In his 16 matches since joining Warriors he has come to the free throw line 116 times.
Since February 6, Warriors have averaged 24.8 foul shots per match. It is fourth most in the NBA.
Before the deal they came an average of 20.4 times. It was a third fee in the league.
Credit Butler. He has been the leader of examples, and several warriors have become really good students.
Unfortunately, they learn to cheat, and it is bad for the game.
For several years, warriors and fans have regretted the rough treatment that their Pillsbury dough boys have received from opponents. Lebron James was the poster boy for crashing into a Golden State defender, designed a whistle and sent to the line, drew Boos from the home crowd and judges criticism from the team’s voices.
We are often reminded: when Amtrak and Caltrain lose parallel roads, and Amtrak jumps its track and crashes in Caltrain, you cannot sue Caltrain.
But the NBA puts Caltrain out of business, and Butler is wrong as much as anyone. Even Lebron.
More times than not, Butler has no intention to get to the bow undamaged on their units through the color. He seeks to contact first, often that we turn out to create it, before throwing the ball near backboard to ensure two foul shots.
It is a trick that cannot be tolerated, even less popularized.
Forget this nonsense of legal defensive position. Who caused the contact? It is who deserves the foul.
Call it properly and real basketball will result.
If Butler is Warrior’s version of Earl Campbell, Stephen is Curry Deion Sanders.
Deion never did a tackle in his life. If an offensive lineman blew on him, he tumbled into the bench.
For all its greatness, curry has a little prime time in its prime time. No one falls anymore in an NBA game.
Want fun the next time you look at a Warriors game?
First predict how many times curry will fall that night.
Then Currys counts close and staff with the wood.
And finally, admit that you really don’t know much about the NBA 2025 when you realize that 11 was far too small to guess.
In order to have shouted loudly, he falls six times a game on the run to the bow and five after 3-point attempts alone. None of them, by the way, draw a foul call.
Then it is the wrestling when he tries to get open, the screening both on crime and defense, and … he even goes on the floor twice a night and house after a loose ball. Imagine it.
He is Frisco Flop, even after he has smiling half the time.
It must end. You fall on a car ride to the bow when no one touches you, or when you try to graze an official to believe that you were touched on a 3-point attempt, you get a technical foul.
It will stop flopping and also helps to put Swiffer out of the business.
It is not to say that curry has not been hacked much. Oh, he does. In fact, he can lead the league in fouls that are absorbed without getting to the line.
I’ll take it back. Low -mail centers are basically fouled on each possession. But don’t get started with it.
Look at the curry from the ball.
First and foremost, he is often a facial measure. Bad breath is not a foul, but to bump him just to let him know you are on the face is.
Then, the first movement he makes, the defender puts a hand on each of his hips, as if he gives dance lessons. Uh, it’s a foul.
When the world’s largest shooter comes around a choice (the judges generally do a good job there), he has been beaten, robbed or flat attacked more than the three-strike program was designed to deter.
Still, an estimated 911 fouls into their season, Curry has shot 247 free throw, the 42nd most in the league.
It is fewer than Tyler Herro, who has not been touched in his life.
So the judges have to call more fouls. Wait, they have to call fewer fouls.
It is staggering. Maybe I should just fall down.
