If you were coach, how would you approach the potential GSW series?

[tholdren]

We whipped their ass in the first game this season, they killed us when old sports weren't clicking and in a major slump. GSW does not worry me but they get away with a lot of fn hacking

Yes - This would be the series that Diaw and Splitter show up big and its lights out

[aal04]

fooken simple.

Show them the existence of a quarter between the 2nd and 4th

[baseline bum]

Sweep the leg

[lefty]

Manu will frustrate those bishes with subtle elbows and obvious flops

[MI21]

Manu will frustrate those bishes with subtle elbows and obvious flops

Honestly, that is something that can work again these over sensitive gots. Manu is a master at that.

[Uriel]

It's too early to be talking about this.

[BillMc]

Show up. Don't coast.

This.

[Chinook]

Draymond can't guard Diaw. That should be obvious to everyone who's been watching. Start Boris and make GS adjust. Duncan will need to be able to hit from outside.

[ezau]

I remember how Diaw abused Draymond in the post back in 2013.

[apalisoc_9]

This is probably the one series that Pop should play a Diaw and Splitter more...

Splitter is great at defending the PnR and Diaw is going to be a match up nightmare for Golden State..

Pop has sat TD multiple times against GSW..Let's see if he does the same in a potential series.

[AaronY]

Hack a Bogut is key.

[cd021]

Wonder how will Pop play the backup PG

Ginobili
Mills
Joseph

GSW will probably go with Livingston-Thompson-Iguadala as their second unit with either Barnes or Lee at the 4 and Speights or even Green at the 5.

Mills or Cojo could get exploited in the post and the Warriors "bigs" can give them enough spacing to allow for their guards to attack mismatches in the post.

Playing Ginobili at the 1 allows for the Spurs to match their size on the wings with any two of (or all 3 in small ball) Belinelli Green and Leonard.