Warriors Breakdown

Warriors Breakdown

@warriorsbreakdown · 15K subscribers · 252 videos · English

Born and raised in the Bay Area, I wanted to create some of my own content that breaks down the X's and O's in the Warriors offense and defense that you migh…

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6:58

Yaxel Lendeborg Just Played Like a Number One Option

18K views · 21h ago · 6:58

The Warriors' season might have turned around in one week. After starting 0-3, Golden State has found a spark in rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, who's been scorching hot. With Steph and Draymond sitting out and Jimmy still sidelined, Lendeborg took over with a career-high 37 points, scoring at all three levels. He's showing the confidence, footwork, and versatility of someone who could develop into a legitimate number one scoring option.

8:05

How the Warriors' Bench Erased a 25-Point Deficit Against the Lakers

50K views · 2d ago · 8:05

The Warriors avenged their first loss of the season against the Los Angeles Lakers, but it did not come easy. After falling behind 40-15 in the first quarter, Golden State bounced back with the help of their bench players. Everyone from Melton to Podz to Richard stepped up, flipped the momentum, and helped Steph chip away at the lead. The Warriors outscored the Lakers' bench 50-7, bringing defensive energy and hustle throughout the game.

7:04

Steph Curry Continues to Haunt the Minnesota Timberwolves

15K views · 4d ago · 7:04

The Warriors picked up their second straight win against an Anthony Edwards-less Timberwolves team, as Steph Curry reminded Minnesota why they regret passing on him twice for two other point guards in 2009. Steph went off in the second quarter on his way to 44 points, knocking down heat-check threes off ball screens while sneaking backdoor for easy layups whenever defenders overplayed him.

8:19

Yaxel Lendeborg is Already the Warriors' Second Best Player

39K views · 6d ago · 8:19

This season is gonna be wild. After three embarrassing losses, the Warriors marched into Denver and obliterated Jokic and co. But once again, rookie Yaxel Lendeborg stole the show, getting better every game, flirting with a triple-double, and leading the Dubs to a huge win on both ends. I wanted to break down his game and explain why I'm already coming to the way-too-early conclusion that he's the second-best player on this team, so let's get to it.

8:54

Yaxel Lendeborg Poked Luka Dončić...But The Film Tells A Different Story

28K views · 1w ago · 8:54

What's up everyone, I'm back for another season of Warriors basketball, and man, what a start to the season. I'm excited to be breaking down film again this year, and if you're new to the channel, that's pretty much what I do here. Normally, I don't make videos on losses, but despite getting absolutely blown out by the Lakers, everyone's been talking about how the Dubs' new rookie, Yaxel Lendeborg, poked the bear in Luka Dončić.

8:48

How Steph Curry Trusted His Bigs to Stun the Clippers

38K views · 6mo ago · 8:48

That was insane play-in drama. After trailing most of the game, the Warriors and Steph Curry caught fire in the second half with a Curry Flurry and an offensive explosion from the Warriors bigs. I wanted to focus on how the Dubs stuck to their game plan and trusted the trio of Draymond, Porzingis, and Horford in actions with Steph to create high-quality looks that completely sucked the soul out of the Clippers in a clutch comeback — so let’s get to it.

7:28

Charles Bassey Might’ve Just Played Himself Into a Warriors Contract

61K views · 6mo ago · 7:28

With the recent return of Stephen Curry from injury, the Warriors got both a roster and emotional boost, capturing a clutch win against the tanking Kings. With three centers out, the Dubs signed Santa Cruz Warrior Charles Bassey to a 10-day contract—and he made an immediate impact by grabbing rebounds, protecting the rim, and finishing plays. I want to break down his impressive showing and how he might’ve played himself into a Warriors contract, so let’s get to it.

8:03

The Warriors Are Maximizing Kristaps Porziņģis Off Screens

19K views · 7mo ago · 8:03

The Warriors finally got to a three-game win streak after beating another tanking team. Kristaps Porzingis played against another one of his former teams, the Washington Wizards, and came out blazing hot, putting together one of his best performances as a Warrior so far. I wanted to break down how he’s gained confidence in the motion offense by using on-ball screens and off-ball pin downs from his guard teammates to create open shots, so let’s get to it.

8:50

Gui Santos Has Quietly Become the Warriors’ Best Shot Creator

28K views · 7mo ago · 8:50

This team barely beat the G League Nets. After throwing the ball away on what felt like every other possession, the Warriors avoided embarrassment behind newly extended Gui Santos’ career-high 31 points. Santos showed near three-level scoring—knocking down open threes, getting to the paint at will in isolation, and even creating looks out of post-ups. I wanted to break down how he’s become the Warriors’ best shot creator at this point in the season, so let’s get into it.

7:09

The Warriors Just Exposed Reed Sheppard’s Biggest Weakness

18K views · 8mo ago · 7:09

That might have been the season's best win. On a night where only 10 Warriors were available — with half of them being current or former two-way players — the Dubs pulled out an overtime win in a competitive game from start to finish. Reed Sheppard, who loves putting up big scoring numbers against the Warriors, was exposed the entire night by a lackluster Warriors offense. I wanted to break down how they exposed his biggest weakness on the defensive end, so let’s get to it.

7:09

Without Draymond, The Warriors Leaned Into the Extra Pass

20K views · 8mo ago · 7:09

On the second night of a back-to-back, the Warriors overwhelmed the tanking Grizzlies with 37 assists on 49 made field goals. With Steve Kerr deciding to sit Draymond Green, I wanted to highlight how well the ball was moving and how it was generating high-quality shots through teammates making the extra pass. Without a ball-stopper or non-shooter on the floor, Golden State’s motion offense collapsed the Memphis defense. So let’s get to it.

7:37

Why Golden State Targeted Nikola Jokić & Denver’s Bigs Late

19K views · 8mo ago · 7:37

The depleted Warriors bounced back against the Denver Nuggets in what felt like a reverse trap game. With Podziemski and Melton handling the ball, Golden State countered Denver’s size by pairing Horford and GP2 against the Nuggets’ bigs. After a brutal third quarter slump, the Warriors attacked Jokic and Valančiūnas in space, generating clean threes down the stretch. I wanted to break down how those adjustments flipped the game in the fourth, so let's get to it.

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