As the NBA awaits the very soonish return of greatest point guard alive Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors are doing musical chairs with their 10-day contracts.
Tonight the Dubs will trot out another skeleton roster, but this time they’ll be put through an even deeper endurance test. They are on the road playing the Denver Nuggets in one of the hardest arenas to survive in the NBA. Forbes reported on the difficulties of playing in Denver:
“A recent study on randomness in North American sports using betting market odds data (read the full manuscript here and a blog post with a partial summary here)… found that the two NBA teams with the strongest home court advantages – and significantly so – were indeed those at the league’s two highest elevations: the Denver Nuggets, followed by the Utah Jazz.”
Can the Warriors steal a win tonight? Will Steph descend from the rafters like former WCW wrestler Sting? We’ll find out tonight!
Gamethread: Warriors visit Denver's altitude with another skeleton crew
As the NBA awaits the very soonish return of greatest point guard alive Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors are doing musical chairs with their 10-day contracts.
Bobby Marks @BobbyMarks42
Golden State makes it official with the 10-Day contract of guard Chasson Randle. 🏀$91,557 cap/tax hit on Randle 🏀$740,272 below the tax 🏀Dragan Bender 10-Day expires today, Mychal Mulder on Mar. 7 and Randle on Mar. 12.March 3rd 2020
2 Retweets22 LikesTonight the Dubs will trot out another skeleton roster, but this time they’ll be put through an even deeper endurance test. They are on the road playing the Denver Nuggets in one of the hardest arenas to survive in the NBA. Forbes reported on the difficulties of playing in Denver:
Can the Warriors steal a win tonight? Will Steph descend from the rafters like former WCW wrestler Sting? We’ll find out tonight!
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