Golden State Warriors look Hungry | Nasser Erakat

Most teams after they win a championship usually start slow and take it easy, since they are the defending champs. Then when we got closer to the beginning of the NBA season, I started to hear things, like Stephen Curry didn't deserve the MVP and the Warriors got lucky to win the Championship. "What!". Stephen Curry last season didn't 

play in 17 games in the 4th quarter. You can double check that if you like, not sure of the games. The Warriors were number 1 in offense and number 1 in defense, and they were the best team with their 67 wins in the NBA.  James Harden had to play all the games in the 4th quarter. When the Warriors met the Rockets in the Western Conference Finals, what happened to James Harden. Oh yeah, he lost, just like King James. For the Clippers who said that the Warriors got lucky that they didn't face the San Antonio Spurs or the Clippers, I laugh at that statement because those teams didn't take care of business. Especially the Clippers who were up big in the series, so please don't open your mouth. Last night in Oracle the Clippers came to the Town. When the Warriors took a 17 point lead in the first half, I thought it was over. Give credit to the Clippers for coming back and even going up by 10 late in the fourth quarter. Step Curry magic, does it again. 31 points for Curry. The Warriors come back and win by 4. Great game.

Golden State Warriors look Hungry | Nasser Erakat

A 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit? No sweat for these Warriors

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Golden State Warriors were struggling, down 10 in the fourth quarter of their much-hyped hosting of the Clippers. Then, in a flash, they ripped the game away, surging ahead for the eventual 112-108 victory. That's what tends to happen at Oracle Arena, where Stephen Curry's Warriors can put the game on fast-forward and quickly out of reach. To use Doc Rivers' parlance, Golden State is quite lucky to employ a man who destroys defenses on shots that go the distance of touchdown passes.

"We don't really get concerned. Ten points? We cover 10 points in a couple minutes," a grinning Draymond Green said. Green played center during the comeback, a furious sequence in which scrambling defense stoked a wide-open offensive attack. Green might not have been concerned, but he conceded being "pissed off" about the deficit. All the Warriors were; even normally relaxed interim coach Luke Walton was screaming and cursing in the huddle. A fire was lighted and the Clippers' lead turned to ash. Full Article

Golden State Warriors look Hungry | Nasser Erakat

The Warriors look hungrier than last year. It seems that they didn't win the championship and are looking for their first since their last one 40 years ago but they did win it and that is scary. As Stephen Curry said last night, " We're better then we were last year." I think he is right. I also do think that the Clippers and the Warriors will face each other in the Western Conference Finals this year and the winner of that game will win the Finals. Nothing against the Spurs or the Cavilers but those are the two best teams I think right now. It is early and things can change real fast but for now I am enjoying this runs by the Warriors, I think they will be able to keep it up.Thanks for taking the time to read this article I hope you enjoyed it.