Stephen Curry joined an elite list in Wednesday's win over the Clippers, becoming sixth rookie to post a 35-point, 10-rebound, 10-assist performance in NBA history.

A few months ago, I lamented the drafting of Stephen Curry by the Warriors. I thought he was just another undersized guard who dominated a weak conference in college and would create a log jam for an already guard heavy team. Fast forward 8 months later and I'm eating my words. Curry started slow but with the injuries to many key players (including Monta Ellis), he's stepped up his game as of late. Right now, it's a 1-2 race between him and Tyreke Evans for Rookie of the Year. Given tonight's performance against Sacramento, I'd say he's made up a ton of ground. I still think Evans will end up winning unless he really stinks it up the final few months of the season. But I wouldn't trade him for Brandon Jennings given his recent free fall and inconsistencies. Curry seems like he can only get better with experience and a good coach (not Nellie). Here's hoping Avery Johnson follows Nelson again like in Dallas...

It’s the Warriors. The only ones who stay are the fools, the corrupt and those with no other choice.

Just read this on Tim Kawakami's blog. If this is true, the Warriors have pretty much sunk to a new low. I was never a Nelson lover but I didn't really hate what he did for the team either. That is until now. He's looking more and more like the old man yelling at kids to get off his lawn. The team needs to be sold... now... to anyone. Nothing can be worse than the combination of Cohan-Rowell-Nelson. The fans deserve so much more yet I get the impression that until they stop buying season tickets en masse, management will never change. They're making money while the team/fans suffer.

I guess this was bound to happen when you have been associated with the NBA for 45+ years.