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Apr4
Game 76 (Warriors 111, Hornets 103): The Warriors’ Serenity Prayer gets answered
Filed under: News; Tagged as: Anthony Randolph, Brandan Wright, Chris Duhon, Chris Mullin, Chris Paul, David West, Jamal Crawford, James Posey, Peja Stojakovic, Pete D'Alessandro, Robert Rowell, Steve Nash, Tim Kawakami, Tyson Chandler35 CommentsBy Geoff Lepper
48minutes.netFor more than a half century, the Serenity Prayer has been a cornerstone of the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-step program:
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
courage to change the things I can,
and wisdom to know the difference.The Warriors accepted the things they cannot change about themselves Friday night, and in doing so become something greater than they previously had been.
By forcing Chris Paul to shoot, shoot and shoot some more, the Warriors were able to control the Hornets’ All-Star point guard in a 111-103 victory.
At first blush, the fact that Paul went off for 43 points and nine assists doesn’t look like a victory. But seven of Paul’s nine dimes went to David West, who finished with 31 points. That’s a nice number, but what the Hornets need from Paul is to get the rest of the roster involved with some spoon-fed buckets, especially since Peja Stojakovic is battling through a bad back and James Posey and Tyson Chandler are on the bench with injuries.
Instead, Hornets not named Paul or West shot 10-for-38 on Friday.
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