3 Golden State Warriors that disappointed in the play-in tournament

Golden State Warriors that disappointed: Mychal Mulder

Coming into the play-in tournament, Mychal Mulder was red hot. The sniper had been crushing it as one of the Warriors’ main threats off the bench. Sadly, his fire was quenched in the play-in tournament.

Mulder got the time he needed to keep his rhythm going too. He was given 22 minutes against the Lakers and then 9 minutes against the Griz. With Curry playing 47 minutes against Memphis, Mulder’s time was cut short.

But, in those minutes, he did little, scoring just four points. He was 2-for-4 from the field, missing both his threes. His game against LA wasn’t much better as he notched just five points and hit one of his four attempts from deep.

Mulder averaged 12.9 points per game over the Warriors’ last 13. If he had drilled a few of his triples, Golden State could’ve been the ones taking on the Jazz last night. While Mulder should be back, it was disappointing that he couldn’t produce more in the two biggest games of his career.

All three should be back next season, but the Warriors craved their production and weren’t given it when it mattered most.