What Kevin Durant's injury means for game six against Rockets
00:00 - Intro 1:00 - No one does it better than Draymond Green in the fourth quarter 02:00 - Kevin Durant’s calf strain injury 04:25 - The Warriors template to win without Durant 05:40 - Green and Looney’s “inspired” defense 08:15 - Rockets normalizing pass interference 10:50 - Rockets are ready to win game six 11:30 - Kevon Looney, Jonas Jerebko and the bench will have to carry the load with Durant out 13:45 - Jacob Evans can wash away a season of bad basketball in game six 16:00 - Warriors have to throw the kitchen sink at the Rockets 20:15 - Steph’s ramped up aggression, Kevon’s “most important game” he’s played as a Warrior 21:30 - Offensive rebounds have changed the tone of the series 24:45 - Warriors tapped into “ineffable” qualities Draymond brings when Green made that three-point shot 31:50 - Firebrand Dieter and Bay Area media ruffles Houston’s feathers
Warriors HQ · Dieter Kurtenbach
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Show Notes
00:00 - Intro
1:00 - No one does it better than Draymond Green in the fourth quarter
02:00 - Kevin Durant’s calf strain injury
04:25 - The Warriors template to win without Durant
05:40 - Green and Looney’s “inspired” defense
08:15 - Rockets normalizing pass interference
10:50 - Rockets are ready to win game six
11:30 - Kevon Looney, Jonas Jerebko and the bench will have to carry the load with Durant out
13:45 - Jacob Evans can wash away a season of bad basketball in game six
16:00 - Warriors have to throw the kitchen sink at the Rockets
20:15 - Steph’s ramped up aggression, Kevon’s “most important game” he’s played as a Warrior
21:30 - Offensive rebounds have changed the tone of the series
24:45 - Warriors tapped into “ineffable” qualities Draymond brings when Green made that three-point shot
31:50 - Firebrand Dieter and Bay Area media ruffles Houston’s feathers