Warriors' Lessons: Size, Length, and Rookies' Energy Crucial in Loss and Win
The Golden State Warriors suffered a 115-104 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, highlighting their struggle against opponents with greater size and length. The Warriors shot poorly from the field, particularly inside the arc and in the paint, while also missing several free throws. Cleveland's combination of imposing length and defensive activity proved decisive. The Warriors' relative lack of size and length was a liability in this matchup. Coach Steve Kerr emphasized the need for more aggression and attacking the paint. The article suggests that while adjustments can be made, the Warriors' roster may face more challenges against teams with size and length.