Warriors Falter in First Game Back from All-Star Break
It was not all doom-and-gloom for the Dubs though as they found a spark of energy in the fourth quarter. Rookie James Wiseman did not enter the game until the fourth quarter got started, and he made his presence felt in limited playing time: the center posted 14 points and seven rebounds in 12 minutes. His activity fueled a 36-point fourth quarter for the Dubs. Also joining him for extended playing time were fellow rookie Nico Mannion and sophomore Jordan Poole, who also had double-digit scoring nights off the bench. Mannion had 10 points, three rebounds and two assists, while Poole added 14 ...