With Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins sidelined, the Golden State Warriors were unable to ride into the All-Star break on a winning streak. Playing in their final game before a February 23 contest against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Dubs blew a first half lead, and lost 134-124 to the Los Angeles Clippers to enter the break at .500.
Let’s grade the players who got them there. As always, grades are weighted based on expectations. A “B” grade represents the average performance for that player.
Note: True-shooting percentage (TS) is a scoring efficiency metric that accounts for threes and free throws.