When looking at draft prospects, ask yourself if they could really survive and contribute against the speed, length and athleticism of the Warriors. That's obviously the new standard. Guys like Mack, Diaw, Ingles, etc. who have average or below average athleticism struggled with the speed of the game last night. It's not related to the number of possessions the game had, but how fast the Warriors switched and corrected on defense to close the seams. A guy has to be quick and shifty in order to attack that defense. I was impressed by how well Hood adapted to the defense to create for himself, and I get the feeling that Exum has the potential to do that as well.
Also, after watching JJ Redick repeatedly get his shot blocked by Joe Ingles in the last series, I'm starting to question whether Luke Kennard will be able to get his shot off in a playoff environment without the team manufacturing a ton of space for him. Even Bradley Beal struggles against longer defenders. I'm not sure how well Luke will translate to this level.