Both Jaylen Brown And Jayson Tatum Completely Iced Out Steve Kerr After Dismantling The Warriors By 40

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For 28 other teams in the NBA, playing in Golden State is a daunting task. Ever since this whole Warriors Dynasty started, one thing you could pretty much always bank on was them being great at home. No matter who they faced, they seemed to always find a way to win.

That is of course, when they're not playing the Boston Celtics

Celts are 7-4 in GS over their last 11 games in the Bay. Their building is essentially the Garden West. At the same time, Steph Curry also owns the Boston Garden including during the NBA Finals, so really it's a fascinating matchup. Nobody can win at home, very odd.

But this blog is less about the Celts 40 point win which just so happened to be the worst loss of the Steve Kerr era 

and more about what took place following the final buzzer

Perfection. Between the Jaylen Brown Team USA drama and then the benching with Tatum, if you think what took place in that clip is an accident then you are not paying attention. That was as clear as a fuck you as you're ever going to see from both guys and especially Tatum. I love the move of icing Kerr out like that, making it seem like he doesn't even exist. Not worth the time or the effort to fake an interaction. Get lost bozo, this is the NBA season. And here in the NBA, champion Jayson Tatum is king. If you remember, Tatum played great in the meeting in November, and then he backed that up with a nearly triple double on the road in a 40 point ass whooping. That was enough.

Listen, I know most people are over the whole Team USA stuff. At the end of the day, they won Gold, which is all that matters. But at the same time, it was still fucked what Kerr did and it's also well within reason to understand why Brown and Tatum might not be the biggest fan of the guy at the moment. Seeing Kerr squirm like that was both very awkward and very funny. One of those situations here he probably wanted the moment for the PR and instead was just completely ignored. That's tough. The very rare double L. You almost never see it.