[twinkeelitoo]

The Golden State Warriors has now a total of 4 losses against 4 mid average teams. But the aftershock is what i noticed. Lets breaks this down.

Their first loss was against the Bucks where the next day the Bucks lost to the Lakers.

The second was against the Mavericks, where the Mavs lost their next game againts the heat.

The third was against the Nuggets who lost their next game against the Heat.

The last was against the Pistons where they lost by double digits now the Detroit Pistons are against the Bulls. Will it have the same outcomes againts the first three teams?
Lets find out if this streak still continues.

Did you know that Last year January 17 the Warriors also lost by a double digit lead and the Sixers also won by double digit all happend the very same day last year and yesterday.

@twinkeescool

[dmitean]

It's beyond that... teams play poorly all season before and after they are playing the Warriors. It's not just the teams that beat them and not just the game after, the game before as well...

[IBetYou]

Everyone likes hard and fast rules. The nba is complicated. Lots of moving parts. Whether the Bulls cover/ win tonight in Detroit has a lot more to do with their own play imo.

[IBetYou]

I'm not a big fan of Hoiberg. First saw him in one of the Bulls summer league games. They were melting away a big lead and he was very stoic the whole time. On any team the coach should be the leader -should be prepared to rally the troops! (SL or not)

[twinkeelitoo]

Now that makes sense.