There Is A New Feeling In Oakland, A Fanatical Town Crazy For NBA. The Warriors Have Been On A Winning Streak Since Last February, When They Finished Last Season With 18 Wins In 28 Games. If They Keep Up The Strong Play Behind Their 12-6 Start To This Season, Baron Davis And His New Teammates Just Might Us Something To Celebrate In April.Even After Dropping Three Of Their Last Four Games, The Warriors Began A Five-game Road Trip This Weekend With Their Best 22-game Start Since 1991. They Briefly Reached First Place In The Pacific Division For The First Time Since 1992.The Warriors Haven't Been A Team Worth Watching This Last Few Years But Coach Mike Montgomery Has Turned The Declining Warriors Into A Team That You Want To See In Action. The Team Has Produced A Lot Of Great Moments In Every Game With No-look Passes And Impossibly Tough Lay-ups, While Two-time Dunk Contest Champion Richardson Is Polishing His Skills.Sometimes It Doesn't Work: Though The Warriors Set Season Highs With 15 3-pointers On 37 Attempts In Wednesday's Game Against Houston, They Lost In Overtime When They Couldn't Protect An 11-point Lead In The Final 4 Minutes Of Regulation. Clearly, This Transformation Won't Happen Overnight -- But In Oakland, Patience Is Part Of The Game.
