>Like I said...bet they don't do this $hit vs elite teams

No, they don't. Kerr is trying to find a way to keep his players engaged against inferior competition, and it's smart. And if Phoenix had played better and made the game interesting, maybe Kerr would've regretted it. But they didn't.

>You think PHX needs to be reminded they're terrible?

If they can't beat a team whose coach is letting the players draw up plays, then maybe they do need that reminder. They lost earlier this month to Charlotte at home, got beat by the Lakers by 20. Spurs beat them in Phoenix by 48. They'd won 2 of their last 15 heading into last night's game.

Why did they deserve Golden State's "respect"? Elfrid Payton was the only one out there fighting last night, and he's brand new to the team. Everyone else willingly rolled over.

And frankly, if Phoenix was *really* mad about it, they could've gone Gilooly on someone on the Warriors. Hard foul their asses. Show a little fight, show them you won't go away.

But they clearly weren't that mad about it. No fight was found last night. So I don't know why people who weren't even watching the game are getting mad about this.