Steph and the Warriors Just Made a STATEMENT!

Sons vs Warriors was a statement at Chase Center. The Warriors came out like they were protecting their home court with their lives. Curry was out here looking like he found a buffet of open threes. Back to seed. While Booker's midrange remained as smooth as butter. Going in close, get to that baseline jumper. The following is a full breakdown of this absolute cinema of a game. Are you tired of finding the perfect game, only to get to checkout and realizing there's like $60 of mystery fees waiting for you? That's why I've permanently switched to using TickPick, where I'm finding hands down the best prices on games I've ever found, with no hidden fees. $298 for amazing seats to watch Lakers vs Wolves. Budget deals of $48 to watch Wemby vs the Warriors. With TickPick, what you see is what you pay. So if you're going to a game, concert, or festival, use my code HMA for $20 off your first order over $100. That's $20 off any tickets. Just click the link in the description, and the code will be added automatically to your account so you can use it later. Trust me. I wouldn't be putting you guys on this if I wasn't absolutely blown away by the deals I've been able to finesse myself on TickPick. Kendrick Lamar, Kevin Hart, heck, even Disney on ice. If you can think it, TickPick has it. Thank you, TickPick, for blessing my goats with $20 off their tickets. To start the game out in San Francisco, both teams struggled in the early minutes. Finally getting the scoring going, a short roll from Williams forced a weak side tag, which left Allen all alone in the corner. Returning the favor was Post, who popped when Kuminga refused the screen. He's letting it fly. When Dre impacted the Williams lay, Butler leaked, and Grayson just took it from Butler on the other end. And Draymond changed that shot. Butler in transition to lay it up and in. In early attack, high school coaches squirmed in their seats as Curry wasted no time for a step back. But one of 11 hit it. After Book got Kuminga up in the air, neither Post nor Kuminga committed back to guarding him. Draws the double team in the face of Post and knocks down the mid-range. Yet again, Post popped off a screen, and it seemed like he walked into a buffet of threes. With Post, all he can order. In transition, Allen attacked the back-pedaling, dancing bear. Allen goes, you're pedaling, and got it up and in. Off the drive, Curry hit the corner and immediately relocated. Using Draymond's chest screen to get his space, just like every game in the past decade. Back to Stepney. Then Booker found himself matched with the larger Jackson Davis. But he leaned his shoulder in and floated it right over the contest. When Gillespie shaded too far toward Curry, pods got the kick and went reverse at the rim. With Curry getting the steal, Dunn chased him down for the block, but Moody assumed a miss and backed up the chef. Really solid defensively, athletic big. And Step gets a steal. Never assume anything. Slipping off the ball screen was Collin. And because Dray lost vision of the ball, it was effortless at the rim. Beautiful cut by Gillespie off the sweet feed from Oselt. Newton Warriors a dose of their own medicine. Off the slob, Moody set the step-up screen for Butler, which drew two defenders. Then TJD rewarded Moody with a down screen, opening up the three attempt. When TJD ran the court, Heald had to reward his big. While this was happening, this family was having a blast. And this could be you or your family with $20 off your tickets with Tick Pick. Even though Jimmy and Buddy act like they hate each other, fans could feel the love on the court. Jackson Davis was doing everything for the Warriors early. Coming off two straight losses, the Warriors returned home and started strong, leading the quarter 33 to 19. To start the second, Gillespie did his best Steph impersonation and went on a flurry by drilling back-to-back threes with no hesitation. Following the timeout, Dray caught Iguodaro sleeping and showed off his first step. The dubs kept riding the three-point wave and off the cross-court feed, Moody kept it splashing. After another stop by the Warriors' defense, the Suns were late to find Moody and Moses made them pay again. Then, with multiple efforts by Williams, the rock-found O'Neal left all alone on the wing and he drilled it. The Warriors were playing unselfish team basketball. And when Spencer drew, he left it for Jackson Davis to do the rest. But upon getting the high post iso, Book made easy work of Kuminga using a subtle bump before elevating over J.K. Then, after ripping it from Book, Kuminga had a clear runway to lay it over the Suns' transition defense. The dubs' defense was making life frustrating for Book and in transition, Buddy kept things clicking for Golden State. But after forcing the J.K. turnover, Book got the easiest points of the night. It was more of the same for Golden State as Dre pulled out some shades of Kevin Love with the full court dime to Heald. The Warriors started to blitz, Book, but Dre was late recovering to Williams. Royce had his hands full trying to stay with the human torch and he got burned. The Warriors were firing on all cylinders, dominating both ends and taking a commanding 68 to 49 lead into halftime. Starting the half, Booker was in full deny against Curry. The early steal from Moody started the break for the dubs and a trailing Curry won't be that open many times in his career. For the trail three, the Moody steal. Trying to keep his team afloat, Book hit one of his patented fadeaways. Off the slob, the Suns ran a Spain action for Williams who finished through contact. With the Warriors blitzing the Book screen, Dunn got the kick and saw the open lane. It was two shots, but only two points. The classic Dre and Curry screen game was back in rhythm. And when Williams came too high to the level, Curry sliced right past him. The dubs came with an early blitz on Allen and with no rotation behind it, Williams slipped to the rim all alone. Then the leaking Kuminga attacked and finished strong. Missing the three, Kuminga the pass, but the catch is amazing too. As the shot clock ran down, Curry used his handles to get by Oso and kissed it off the glass. How difficult is that? You're on and on. You made a bobbled step, he's not taking no for an answer. On the attack, it looked like a travel, but no call from the ref meant bucket good. Using the quick screen, Post was no match for D-Book who got to his spot on the baseline. Booker going to Post, get to that baseline jumper. Off the stop, Dunn turned on his jets and the ageless Warriors appeared to be aging. Right down the lane. Jordan always said they want to play fast. Isaiah cut hard from the wing as the clock ran down and delivered the jab. Off the line and delivers down the line. He is bouncing. The Suns weren't done yet. Isaiah snagged the offensive rebound and mistled it out to Book who took advantage of no more Butler for the night. Cutting the lead to 12, it was radio silence from the Warriors offense as the Suns closed the gap to single digits. Lesby, touch pass. Three ball one away. Down by Jordan Goodwin. When Goodwin stepped in the gap against TJD, it allowed Spencer to ignite energy into the chase center. That's Spencer. With pods dying on the Oso screen, Booker blew by Moses and parted the sea of arms at the rim. Booker on the drive right at Jackson Davis. As the shot clock got low, D. Book used strength to get position and space over Kuminga. As he got right back to his baseline fade, Kobe would be proud. Even with Booker giving his Suns 13 and life in the third, the Warriors held onto a lead up 92 to 83. To begin the fourth, Phoenix had no answers for Steph. As the baby-faced assassin changed speeds to freeze the Iguodaro mismatch. On the other end, Gillespie lost pods and got a paint touch before spraying it to Allen, who made the scrambling Dubs defense pay. But following the Allen-O'Neal miscommunication, pods was left all alone and he got the three points back. Moody was having himself a ball game, cooling the Suns with another one from deep. With no one boxing out, Goodwin took full advantage before kicking it out to Allen. But every time the Suns tried to make a run, the Dubs had an answer. This time, posts splashed it. ...yield long misses, they weren't able to get the circle of honor covered. Oh, but a stroke there! Book kept cooking, exploiting the heeled matchup and drilling another silky mid-range jumper. He's gonna play a lot of years in the... However, once Book got the switch on post, he went full playmaker mode, putting it on the seams for Dunn, who knocked it down. On a broken play, Allen pulled it back. He lowered his shoulder, bumped pods off his spot and trimmed the Dubs lead to single digits. Again, oh my goodness. He did that runaway step back. That is so tough to do. Off the sideline, out of bounds, Dre hit pods on the short roll. And whatever goes up must come down, as Kuminga punched it. Different type of step back. But he made the technical free throw. Kajemski, lob, Kuminga! How about Draymond? Drawing two defenders as the ball handler up top. That's what set that up. But Mark used his size to bully the glass, erasing pods and cleaning up the miss. Jumper, Williams, trying to tap it, he just says. The Suns went back to their franchise player and Deebook kept them on his back. Harmon, got 38. Then Golden State went to their signature split action, losing both Goodwin and Book as Moody sealed it. At the final horn, the Dubs pulled away with a convincing 118 to 107 win, staying perfect at chase center and reminding everyone why they're unbeaten at home.