After Monday's contest between the Golden State Warriors and Indiana Pacers, Dubs head coach Steve Kerr was asked about some of the team's shenanigans during the game. Particularly the one moment where Klay Thompson had a poster dunk that got Stephen Curry jumping and slipping on a wet surface in a very funny moment.

Kerr, when asked about the moment, just laughed.

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The Warriors have had a roller coaster of a season. At first, they started out a bit slow. Klay Thompson and Draymond Gren have both had their worst seasons since barging into stardom.

Thompson's shooting percentages overall have dipped. Green has had the worst shooting percentages of his entire career, and his athleticism seems to have started to decline. These two underperforming put the weight on the shoulders of Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant to carry the team. The offense had slightly suffered because of this. They needed a spark, something new.

Thankfully, the return of DeMarcus Cousins has added so much more depth to the team. Without him, they have nearly no depth down-low. Plus, his presence allows for Steve Kerr to stagger his stars and rest them even more so coming into the playoff run.

The Warriors are now 36-14 and are currently sitting first in the NBA's Western Conference, just a game and a half above the Denver Nuggets. They will face off next against the Philadelphia 76ers at home.