Seven things we learned about Warriors during first half
When the Warriors opened camp in December, Klay Thompson was a week out of surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles tendon, Draymond Green and James Wiseman were sidelined with illness and continuity was a thing of the distant past.Two active players -- Stephen Curry and Kevon Looney -- had been under standard contract with the team for more than one year.From that rose a team that spent the first half of the season performing about as expected, a maddening mix of competence and ineptitude that yielded a lukewarm soup of mediocre. They’re 19-18, winning a couple games they probably should have lost and losing four of five they definitely should have won.With the front side of the schedule ending Thursday in Phoenix, what did we learn over the first 37 games?Here are seven things that come to mind: