Thread by @klaytheist11

Throwing out some clips from the Dubs' blowout against the Orlando Magic last night, as we got a big dose of the whole roster.

With Kevon coming to screen Cole Anthony's left, Mo Bamba follows him, and Steph spins in the opposite direction to get the open three. Nasty stuff

Jordan Poole's start/stop ability is just incredible. With Gary Harris not anticipating the Draymond screen, there's no chance for Orlando to stop this bucket

Great slow-mo shot of Jordan Poole using the eye/head fake to get Gary Harris up in the air before dropping the pass off to Gary Payton II

A quick behind-the-back dribble into Draymond’s screen forces the switch onto Franz Wagner (more on him later), but the important part is Dray switching on to RJ Hampton. Backs down deep position and Poole drops in the entry pass, then Dray goes up strong on the mismatch

A beautiful read by Juan Toscano-Anderson off the split screen action to find the brief window Gary Payton II has, who drops it off to Nemanja Bjelica around the defense for the easy layup

Tidy little gravity play by Steph, who immediately draws both defenders on the handoff while Bjelica leaks to the strong corner. Too easy of a look

Look how much space is between Steph and RJ Hampton after he plants his foot to relocate to the break. Chuma Okeke is forced into a panic contest and clips Steph’s hand

Again Jordan Poole’s start/stop skills are causing problems for Orlando. Uses a great secondary Draymond hip screen to get the space he needs from Cole Anthony and pulls up in front of Wendell Carter Jr.’s drop

As @samesfandiari brought up last night, the Dubs are 11-0 when Poole has 4+ assists. So many of them come on dump-offs when he bends the defense drastically to allow room for cuts. Look how quickly the defense collapses on his drive, and Damion Lee’s great cut makes it easy

I love watching Andrew Wiggins’ defensive intensity on his hot scoring nights. He plays with so much energy when confident. Stunts here to deter Wendell Carter Jr. from the drive and recovers to contest Chuma Okeke’s three

Look how Steph uses his eyes and body to fake the defense and prevent anyone from seeing how open the lane is, aside from Draymond Green. Beautiful weight on this pass to drop it in the bucket for the layup

Looney pump fake alert @GSWReddit!!!

Really pretty pass from Jordan Poole to find Loon in stride over the defense, who manages to get both Franz Wagner and Mo Bamba in the air to secure the free throws

Man, what a touch pass by Draymond to find the open Steph, using his reload dribble to get through the flying closeout before sticking the three

I love watching Steph split doubles. So instinctive and an incredible user of small spaces given to him. Though the Draymond floater is a bit short

Filthy skip pass from Steph across the tilted defense to find Andrew Wiggins, who was absolutely scorching in the third quarter

I like this version of the elevator through the middle of the defense, with Jordan Poole setting the initial down screen to free up Wiggins to move before Draymond's screen walls off Franz Wagner, allowing Wiggs to dribble into another easy three

Yes, that’s 6’3” Gary Payton sneaking underneath the 6’10” Wendell Carter Jr. before snatching the rebound out of his 7’5” wingspan. A few swings throw the defense out of whack, and finds Wiggins for yet another clean look from three

Poor Mo Wagner never really stood a chance here, body-bumping Jonathan Kuminga on the drive who floats up a shot for the and-one. His body control after absorbing contact, on the whole, is very, very impressive

Steph tries to get the steal on an unsuspecting Mo Wagner, which leaves the defense at a disadvantage when he’s unsuccessful. Chuma Okeke recognizes the mismatch and tries to take Otto Porter Jr to the rack. A surprisingly emphatic block on the floater from OPJ.

What a beautiful outlet pass from Jordan Poole to find Jonathan Kuminga streaking down the floor for the open dunk

Getting the switch onto Mo Wagner, Poole goes to work. The backward hesitation step at the elbow creates a moment to get downhill, forcing Wagner to commit with him. Spins out into a beautiful fadeaway shot that Wagner has no chance of contesting

Kuminga gets his turn on Mo Wagner now, exploding by him to his right on the baseline before Wagner can flip his hips. Jumps around the far side of the rim to protect the shot after securing the contact to get the and-one layup

Jeff Dowtin sighting!!! Takes on Chuma Okeke in isolation, uses the nice push off to get separation at the elbow, and rises for the pull-up jump shot

It wouldn’t be a blowout thread without some Moses Moody flashes. Drives hard on Mychal Mulder, using the hard shoulder bump to create separation and faking high to extend out and get his layup through the defense