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The Best of the Warriors in 11 Years
There is a new feeling in Oakland, a fanatical town crazy for
NBA. The Warriors have been on a winning streak since last
February, when they finished last season with 18 wins in 28
games. If they keep up the strong play behind their 12-6 start
to this season, Baron Davis and his new teammates just might us
something to celebrate in April. Even after dropping three of
their last four games, the Warriors began a five-game road trip
this weekend with their best 22-game start since 1991. They
briefly reached first place in the Pacific Division for the
first time since 1992. The Warriors haven't been a team worth
watching this last few years but Coach Mike Montgomery has
turned the declining Warriors into a team that you want to see
in action. The team has produced a lot of great moments in every
game with no-look passes and
impossibly tough lay-ups, while
two-time dunk contest champion Richardson is polishing his
skills. Sometimes it doesn't work: Though the Warriors set
season highs with 15 3-pointers on 37 attempts in Wednesday's
game against Houston, they lost in overtime when they couldn't
protect an 11-point lead in the final 4 minutes of regulation.
Clearly, this transformation won't happen overnight -- but in
Oakland, patience is part of the game.
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