Man... I don't know what's more surprising, the Warriors' loss or how quickly they fell behind! 
It's a tough pill to swallow, especially when you're used to being one of the top teams in the league. But you know what? Losses happen, and it's how we respond that matters. Coach Kerr might be feeling the pressure, but he can't change the game on his own. He needs to pick himself up, dust himself off, and get back to work with his team. And that's what I love about sports - it's a constant reminder that setbacks are temporary and that every great team goes through ups and downs. We just gotta learn from our mistakes and keep moving forward 
It's a tough pill to swallow, especially when you're used to being one of the top teams in the league. But you know what? Losses happen, and it's how we respond that matters. Coach Kerr might be feeling the pressure, but he can't change the game on his own. He needs to pick himself up, dust himself off, and get back to work with his team. And that's what I love about sports - it's a constant reminder that setbacks are temporary and that every great team goes through ups and downs. We just gotta learn from our mistakes and keep moving forward 
But at the same time, maybe this is an opportunity for them to regroup and come back stronger 
On the other hand, it's not like the Hawks were that good either... they're just a team trying to make a comeback themselves 
. And what's with Steve Kerr saying all that stuff after the game? Is he really that confident in his team's abilities or is he just trying to cover up their weaknesses 
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