> Sitting atop the NBA with a 14-2 record, Golden State appears to be primed for another title run in the 2021-22 season. > > The Ringer's Bill Simmons sat down with The Athletic's Marcus Thompson on the latest episode of the Bill Simmons Podcast, where he discussed the Warriors' success this season, and when exactly he knew Golden State was back to their elite form. > > “Here’s when I knew. The end of the Brooklyn game," Simmons told Thompson. "Not the Brooklyn game, because you can go in and beat anybody. Their ‘f--k you' came back in the Brooklyn game. They kept [Steph] Curry in for the extra two minutes so that he can get the ninth three, and I was like ‘oh, we’re at this stage already. The ‘f--k you’ Warriors are back.’ I just thought they were good. > > Having missed the playoffs the previous two seasons, the Warriors' fall from grace after winning three titles in five straight NBA Finals appearances was out of character for any Golden State team led by Steph Curry, and opposing teams took advantage. > > “This happens, where the teams kind of remember ‘oh, I remember that game during that season where we finished second in the lottery where that one team kind of poured it on.’ " Simmons added. "They start filing that s---t away, and they’re going to go through -- and I guarantee Draymond [Green] and Steph remember every moment from the last two years where somebody poured it on, somebody said something. I do think this is what’s going to happen if this team stays healthy. It’s going to be the Denzel [Washington] Man on Fire settling your scores portion of the season. I felt it in that Brooklyn game.”
> Warriors coach Steve Kerr joined 95.7 The Game's "Damon & Ratto" on Wednesday, where he discussed Lee's progress on the court and when he believes the fifth-year guard turned the corner in his career. > > “I thought he turned the corner last year," Kerr said. "He had some really good games for us a year ago. The season didn’t end well for him, he got COVID late in the year and was not able to play in the two play-in games. He didn’t really have a complete season health-wise, but he really helped us win some games. This was a great summer for him, he got healthy, was able to work on his body. I think he came into camp in the best shape of his life, but also with the most knowledge that he’s ever had and the most confidence." > > > > “He and Sydel, his wife, are having a baby, too," Kerr said. "There’s just a lot of great things going on in Damion’s life. He’s just right at that sweet spot where he’s ready to help (I think) a good team win a lot of games. You saw that last night, and you saw that in all four of these wins that we’ve had to start the year.” > > “They are directly related, there’s no question. I’ve long felt that’s one of Steph [Curry’s] secrets to his success, he loves his life. He loves his family, he loves his hobbies, his daily existence on the Earth, he just enjoys it so much. He’s got so much going for him that it makes everything smoother and more fun for him on the court. I think that’s true for everybody. If you can get things in order and you’re in a comfortable place, you’re going to have more success.”
> “On the court, I think there’s going to be some surprises," Iguodala said. "I found some things in Miami that was a totally different approach that I will be forever grateful for. Did some things with the shooting that was really helpful, some things with the game planning that I can take with me. > > "I stored a lot of things in the (tool belt) that I thought was full," Iguodala said with a laugh. "I thought I've seen everything but being there I saw some things where I was like ‘I’m stealing that, I’m stealing that, I’m stealing that,’ and ‘thank you' on the way out … Those things are going to translate to a lot of success and a lot of wins here, along with what was already put in place." > > Signing with the Warriors for the veteran minimum back in August, Iguodala is motivated to play well above expectations and provide general manager Bob Myers and the Warriors with some found money. > > “I’m going to make sure Bob [Myers] gets executive of the year with vastly underpaying me.”
Anyone have seen this? The other day while collecting the leg Wirth next to his usual small gold drop dropped me a rune. Now it was only a shael but still. Normally I am so fast in collecting it I am out of there before all the gold has dropped now I tend to wait it out.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Filing date/time | 8 December 2021 20:56 |
| Transaction date | 8 December 2021 |
| Company | Zai Lab Limited - |
| Ticker | $ZLAB |
| Transaction | Buy (open market) |
| By | PETER WIRTH |
| Total amount | $285.44K |
| Shares | 4000 |
| Security | Ordinary Shares |
| Price per share | $71.36 |
| 10b5-1 | No |
| Officer/director | Yes |
| Direct or indirect | Direct |
Is there some sort of a mountain bike rally or something this weekend at Theodore Wirth? I went for a ride last night and no exaggeration, probably encountered 100+ bikers in several groups, both adults and kids. I wondered if there was some sort of a program through the Loppet Foundation, but I couldn't find anything specific going on other than their general program overviews.
