Warriors: Golden State of Mind
Recap: Recap #11: Charlotte Bobcats 112, Golden State Warriors 100 - An Ugly Loss To Remain Winless On The Road
Game thread: GameThread #11: Golden State @ Charlotte Bobcats - A must win for both teams! (316+ comments)
Bobcats: Rufus on Fire
Recap: Bobcats Shake Things Up, Get Win Over Warriors 112-100
Game thread: Golden State Warriors at Charlotte Bobcats Game Thread
Preview: Charlotte Bobcats vs. Golden State Warriors preview -- Game 13
Associated Press: Walker scores 23 as Bobcats beat Warriors 112-100 | Photo Gallery
Sports Network: Bobcats get spark from Walker, down Warriors
Matt Steinmetz: Monta struggles in Warriors' loss to Bobcats
Adam Lauridsen: You Didn’t Miss Anything (Warriors 100, Bobcats 112)
Marcus Thompson II: Golden State Warriors blasted on the road by Charlotte Bobcats
- Previews of the game.
Matt Steinmetz: Warriors-Bobcats: What to watch for
Marcus Thompson II: “Kwame Brown Isn’t Walking Through That Door”
- Stephen Curry says he thinks he'll be back on the Cavaliers game.
Matt Steinmetz: Curry wants to return on Tuesday
Mark Jackson keeping Stephen Curry from not playing.
Stephen Curry on watching the game from home.
Before the game, Stephen Curry gave an update to his ankle.
- No postgame news found.
Mark Jackson in the hallway.
CSN highlights, recap.
Recap and highlights from nba.com's game page:
Warriors vs. Bobcats: First half
David Lee Follow Dunk
Facial
Warriors vs. Bobcats
Audio
2:18 min: Mark Jackson Postgame - 1/14
Mark Jackson
On tonight's game:
"We jumped on them early and then we took our foot off the gas because we thought it was going to be easy. The good news is that we play again tomorrow. Ultimately this is the NBA, and when you think you can just walk into someone's home and beat them, it's not going to happen. We made them comfortable and they picked us apart. It was a disappointing loss across the board."
On the fourth-quarter comeback:
"It wasn't until the group came off the bench, hustled and played Warrior defense, which got us back into the game. They did a great job of fighting back."
Dorell Wright
On tonight's game:
"We shot 41%, and if we don't have it going we need to get stops on the other end, that's what's going to win games. We can't outscore teams anymore, we don't play that type of basketball anymore. We have to get stops on the defensive end and continue to play hard all 48 minutes."
On bouncing back after a loss:
"The best thing about the season this year is that there is a game every other day so it's a great chance for us to get our record back to where we need it to be instead of losing a game like this, a tough one, and waiting three or four days to play again. We have to show up, each and every one of us, and play hard, stop talking about it and doing it. We have the team to go out there and beat anybody, you've seen how we've played against the top teams, but we need to play like that against everybody."
Dominic McGuire
On tonight's game:
"We just didn't come out ready. You give a team like that confidence in getting shots and they just ran with it from there. We came out early and looked like we were ready, but they scored 38 points in the first quarter so obviously we need to do something different."
On the team's mindset:
"I think we took it for granted. We came out thinking this was an automatic win, but this is the NBA so you have to bring it every night. Even if on paper you think it's going be a win, you still have to come out and get the win."
(before the game)
gswscribe: Steph Curry's likely return: Tuesday vs. Kyrie Irving and the Cleveland Cavaliers
gswscribe: Remember the functionality test Curry had to pass? It was scoring on his coach. Jackson joked: "For a desperate coach, that's all it takes"
gswscribe: Earl Barron will be in uniform tonight. But, Jackson warns, "We're not going to find another Kwame Brown right now."
Rusty_SFChron: Earl Barron is here for his first Warriors shootaround, but his practice jersey doesn't have a number yet.
Rusty_SFChron: Warriors say Steph Curry (right ankle) won't play tonight or tomorrow. Tuesday's game at Cleveland is the best chance for his return.
(after the game)
gswscribe: David Lee: “There’s no way we should have lost this game. We played like (expletive). You can put that (expletive) in quotes.”
- Earl Barron made his Warriors debut in this game.
- The next game is less than 24 hours after this game, at Detroit (3-9). I feel an 0 for 2 coming.
| Day | Date | Time | Opponent | TV | Radio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | Jan 15 | 3:00pm | @Pistons | CSNBayHD | KTCT 1050 |
| Tue | Jan 17 | 4:00pm | @Cavaliers | CSNBayHD | KTCT 1050 |
| Wed | Jan 18 | 4:30pm | @Nets | CSNBayHD | KTCT 1050 |
| Thu | Jan 20 | 7:30pm | Pacers | CSNBayHD | KNBR 680 |
| Mon | Jan 23 | 7:30pm | Grizzlies | CSNBayHD | KNBR 680 |
0 recs | 34 comments
I've never seen a player get hit as much as Monta without getting calls
You can say he sometimes avoids contact all you want but that doesn’t change the fact he still is getting smacked around. He was missing layups he often makes as well and we are burning him out again with these minutes. I’m giving him a mulligan. DW needs to keep shooting, does he not realize without Curry he needs to take more then 6 shots?
Lee had some nice numbers but I didn’t really notice him having a big effect on the game, and even though Beans had 4 fouls there is no way you leave him out as much as we did. You let him play that whole 4th if you are going for the win
dubzfan - January 14, 2012
+1
gswarriors12 - January 14, 2012
Forgot about the game tonight after going batshit insane during and after the Niners win. The play-by-play and box score already look ugly, so I’m not gonna bother downloading and watching this garbage. Did we really give up over 90 points in the first 3 quarters of play? 112 by the end of the game? And to the Bobcats at that? That alone should’ve qualified for an automatic loss. “Improved defense” my ass.
I’ve come to accept the poor shooting. I actually expect it coming into every game this season whenever Monta runs the offense; if he’s not chucking and bricking a ton of shots, chances are everyone else is out of rhythm because pretty much all ball movement goes to the crapper whenever Monta “does Monta.” What pisses me off is the fact that after consistently seeing the same crappy performance, ownership and the front office will still absolutely refuse to commit to a complete rebuild. This team sucks, and they’re in denial about it.
WYK - January 14, 2012
Ownership would call it "hoping" for internal development.
It ain’t comin’ from within.
kenntoe - January 14, 2012
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nba.com highlights, recap.
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
Forgot about the game tonight after going batshit insane during and after the Niners win
haha, That’s funny cause I forgot they were playing football today.
Skeptic con Urquell - January 14, 2012
Was thinking of you as I watched the game...you do well with footbal prognostication...
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
Who woulda thought the Niners would score 36.
I would’ve taken the under. Thankfully I didn’t bet.
kenntoe - January 14, 2012
Yep, the way they did it was captivating; sheer NFL paydirt!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
Was thinking of you as I watched the game...you do well with footbal prognostication...
?? Haha, You must have me confused with someone else? Last time I watched any football was when Kurt warner was with the Cards IIRC. The office pool that year looked big enough to make it worth spending the time to win it. As a fan I find it hard to connect with a game that has so many players wearing so much body armor but I was a pretty good wide receiver in my day.
Skeptic con Urquell - January 14, 2012
Asoo! Discovered! A hidden former wide receiver in an NBA blog!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
Mmmmomma said I was as good a water boy as Bobby Boucher.
kenntoe - January 14, 2012
It most be your impressive ability to remember things.....
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
:)
49ers were awesome!!!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
I was hard to watch anything after the emotional high of the Niners game.....
….but I did and regretted it.
Only In Fairfax - January 15, 2012
Oof
Well, that was pretty bad.
Beans picked up hs 3rd foul and it was all downhill from there
Man, I really hope our boys get a win tomorrow, they probably need one so bad right now
Duby Dub Dubs - January 14, 2012 via mobile
Hope ain't going to do it any more, Duby, and Monta is showing his wear and tear of the last 6 games, or, so....
Other tha Lee, underneath, there simply is no one else there!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
Wait...there's Greg Monroe and Markieff Morris.....oops.
Only In Fairfax - January 15, 2012
time to ship everyone out
and i mean EVERYONE…..this franchise if freaking horrible, 33 years of my life now minus we believe and run tmc, 2 years..
sorry excuse for a sports franchise…best place in the world to live and we can’t land a superstar…step up lacob or step out
GO NINERS
Regulus - January 14, 2012
Spoken like a true, loyal, GSW fan. You are right on, totally correct, Sir!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
The only people worth keeping are the guards
But when they are together they might keep us out of the top 7 sadly. I’d just sit Curry most of the season and there is no reason to burn out Monta like this . Right now we are 4th, knowing our luck that will be 6 or 7 but in this draft that should be fine
Fire Riley, get someone who is willing to dump Lee and Biedrins, problem is is that Lacob thinks like Riley
dubzfan - January 14, 2012
Got stuff to do
be back in an hour or so
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
I love the headline and its conclusion, IQ! Spot on!
I think in this thin team, and depleted roster, you can safely put every bad Monta game on the loss column, in the future! There is simply no one else there to pickup the slack!
dinohealth - January 14, 2012
There is simply no one else there to pickup the slack!
In this shortened season the opportunity is there to make a learning experience out of it. I’d be trying things with Udon and the new kids and playing Klank more to get him as much experience as possible in a situation where we really don’t want to win games due to the strong draft and our #7 protected pick. More time on the court with strict orders to smile and enjoy the game seems like a good investment now that I’ve seen him play a little. A learning season with a young team can be as interesting as a mediocre season with a static team and can payoff better in the long run.
Skeptic con Urquell - January 14, 2012
missed the game
what happened?
bigkino217 - January 14, 2012
same script as the last 18 years.
kenntoe - January 14, 2012
box score looks pretty ugly
monta 6-26? was he taking bad shots or just missing?
bigkino217 - January 14, 2012
some of both
He was forcing it a bit at times, but got no love from the refs when he drove to the basket and was hit…
T-m0ney - January 14, 2012
Got 0 love from the refs
Missed some easy layups afterwards (Monta easy, not just easy easy). No one else but Lee could score and Lee’s were a lot of garbage cleanups and play set up by Monta
He shot bad, but honestly ,it was just a bad night by everyone
dubzfan - January 14, 2012
A lot of shots were contested with the clock winding down but that’s because dudes were passing to him with less then 5 sec on the clock.
We just have no one to create a shot.
qin - January 15, 2012
Added
warriors.com audio and quotes. gswscribe tweet quoting Lee. Adam Lauridsen recap.
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
Added
CSN highlights, recap. MT2 recap.
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
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gameflow.
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
I'm done for this game
I have a feeling gumby isn’t going to spend his time making highlights for this dung heap of a game. Besides, we have another game tomorrow midafternoon.
IQofaWarrior - January 14, 2012
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