Colin Cowherd Reveals Brutal Take On Golden State Warriors’ Future

The first set of NBA Play-In Tournament games in the Western Conference could have been a memorable one. The Los Angeles Lakers and New Orleans Pelicans played a very competitive game, but the second one between the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings was pivotal.

The game wasn’t close as the Warriors lost by 24 points. But it could be a turning point in the landscape of the NBA as we likely witnessed the end of an era. Golden State, who has been the gold standard in the league for so long saw their dynasty end on Tuesday.

At least, in the opinion of radio host and analyst Colin Cowherd, that is what occurred. The Warriors got off to a slow start and were able to climb back into the game, trailing by only four points at halftime.

But Sacramento came out in the second half looking like they had something to prove and brought it to the Warriors. It culminated in a 64-44 thrashing in the second half as Sacramento ran away with the game.

While speaking on The Volume sports, Cowherd gave his opinion on the Warriors’ dynasty seemingly coming to a close. Some roster upheaval could be on the horizon, as the current version of the team isn’t a contender.

“This is the way dynasties need to end. I mean, it’s over,” Cowherd said. “I think you keep Steph Curry, you keep Draymond Green, you keep Podz (Brandin Podziemski), and if you have to move a lot of your length, I don’t care if it’s Kuminga, Looney, Davis, etc.” (H/T The Spun)