I think without Steve Kerr, The Warriors Will Count the Gamedays of Oakland Arena

I feel that with Steve Kerr being done for the Playoffs, I feel it would not only cut the Golden State Warriors 2017 Postseason Short, but, it would begin the gameday countdown like Minnesota of the Roarcle, the last commissioned Second 6 Active NHL Facilities.

And, earlier on, being played "Bay Area" like E40 after the Dallas Upset in 2007 and with Mark Cuban trying to go for his unicorn like his Ford Truck like other North Texans. But, sadly, it was the energy that broke past the 21 Means 21 of Boston and their New Big Three in 2015 and Draymond's Syntax being telltale.

And, Winning 7388NO, 73 Wins in the Regular Season, 88 Wins, 1 More than the 1995-1996 Bulls, and NO Title rubbed the Bay Area the wrong way to the rest of America. Knowing had that been Boston, the go juices would have been returning their record home for the forseeable future.  And, I feel with the 6 of the Golden State Warriors spiritually, being done for the year, it is troubling.

The relentless pursuit of more championships has put Golden State on the Bubble. We know we have one or more than one firesales in the NBA and we don't have an Expansion Draft this Summer. I wonder if the breaking of the hex is easier in hindsight than actually perennially becoming legendary along the way and I don't want to snowball their neighbors, but, a Berkeley Transfer will only heat up the Trade Market.

What if we really did a Russell Westbrook for Draymond Green Trade?

I always get mad at ESPN's NBA Trade Machine in not letting a Russell Westbrook for a Draymond Green trade happen. I think a lot of Basketball People would have lost their cool if a Bob Probertian Reunion was to be.

I think the root of this would have been Russell Westbrook not having another Triple Double in a soccerized analytic stat that never ever existed when Jordan played. But, on the other end, is Golden State pushed as militantly to trade Draymond like they splash landed Harrison Barnes to Dallas?

I'd think reuniting 0 and 35 in the East Bay would have recreated an edgier Ernie and Bernie who would turn Steph Curry into Allen Iverson. But, in Oklahoma, it'd be a chillier winter than when Calgary fell out the good side of the Western Conference Standings.

"Highway 30", the Frontcourt would have looked foolish and great at the same time. The nemesises would have been true expansion, which is who, not when, and the Houston Rockets would have cooked an upset to the point we'd talk their rock up until Opening Night.

Meanwhile, back in the future, "Highway 30" would turn into 40 for 40 after the Thunder not know how to keep a good thing runnin' and and even though trades are overdue to happen vs. decisions, but, in the end, we wouldn't know how great or pitiful those trades would be until the ink dried and expectations crashed to the point no one made erroneous NBA Champion Tattoos.