Golden State Warriors News and Rumors
The Golden State Warriors? Gone till NovemberKelly Dwyer, yahoo.com With every season that ends, for the playoff teams at least, we felt it right to take a look ahead. TNT already has the rights to "Gone Fishin'," and because we're sure that someone, somewhere, still likes that Wyclef song, we're going with &q… |
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Warriors GM: 'Sense of desperation has passed'22 hours ago
The turnaround has taken place. The total transformation might not be far away. |
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San Antonio strikes first and strikes soundly, destroying the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 1May 19 (yesterday)
Kelly Dwyer, yahoo.com The San Antonio Spurs won their second round series with the Golden State Warriors last Thursday, the night after it learned it would be playing the Memphis Grizzlies in the Western Conference finals. By the looks of San Antonio’s 105-83 Game 1 win on S… |
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Building Block: The Warriors' playoff run showed that Stephen Cur…May 17 (4 days ago)
The Warriors' playoff run showed that Stephen Curry can carry Golden State a long way. But improving his supporting cast this summer won't be easy, writes Rob Mahoney. |
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Captivating season gives Warriors hope for futureMay 17 (4 days ago)
Rookie forward Draymond Green walked out of Golden State's practice facility Friday holding a yellow "We Are Warriors" shirt, taking home the small souvenir to savor the team's captivating playoff run. |
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Parker continues to drive Spurs toward titleMay 17 (4 days ago)
Danny Green failed to step up quickly enough on a pick, allowing Golden State's Stephen Curry to hit an open 3-pointer. The roar of the Oracle Arena crowd Thursday night was nothing compared to Tony Parker's tirade at Green over the defensive lapse. |
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Kawhi Leonard's growth opening up a wealth of possibilities for the SpursMay 17 (4 days ago)
The Big Three get all the credit in San Antonio, but it was Kawhi Leonard that pushed the Spurs past the Warriors. Rob Mahoney looks at the young star's understated leap forward. |
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Stephen Curry and the Warriors Address their Fans After Being Eliminated From the NBA PlayoffsMay 17 (4 days ago)
Patrick Cassidy, dimemag.com Did you catch this after the San Antonio Spurs eliminated the Golden State Warriors last night in Oakland? The Warriors players remained on the floor after the final buzzer to thank their fans, with Stephen Curry taking the mic to address the home crowd… |
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After disposing of Warriors, Spurs look to MemphisMay 17 (4 days ago)
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and the San Antonio Spurs are back in the Western Conference finals for the second straight season with the same style that has carried them to four NBA titles. |
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Warriors come back onto court to thank Oracle Arena fans after losing to Spurs (Video)May 17 (4 days ago)
Dan Devine, yahoo.com The Golden State Warriors' season came to an end Thursday, as the San Antonio Spurs scored a 94-82 Game 6 win behind a balanced attack that saw all five Spurs starters finish in double-figures, led by Tim Duncan's 19 points, with Manu Ginobili (11 assis… |
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The Kings Are Staying In SacramentoMay 17 (5 days ago)
Greg Howard, deadspin.com The Maloofs are out. According to the Sacramento Bee, the brothers came out of hiding long enough to to sell the Kings to a group for $535 million. The group, led by Silicon Valley billionaire and Golden State Warriors minority owner Vivek Ranadive, wil… |
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Warriors' Barnes gets six stitches after scary fallMay 17 (5 days ago)
Warriors' Barnes gets six stitches after scary fall |
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Warriors must get Steph Curry, Klay Thompson going to win, no matter what Mark Jackson saysMay 16 (5 days ago)
Dan Devine, yahoo.com The Golden State Warriors will fight to stave off elimination on Thursday when they welcome the San Antonio Spurs to Oracle Arena for Game 6 of their Western Conference semifinals series. After a 109-91 Game 5 rout that saw Stephen Curry and Klay Thomps… |
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CourtVision: The Other WarriorsMay 16 (6 days ago)
The other night in San Antonio, the Spurs regained control of their series with the upstart Golden State Warriors. Their winning formula was familia... |
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For the Spurs, Parker Is the Steady Hand (Again)May 15 (6 days ago)
Jim Cavan, nytimes.com Stephen Curry of the Warriors has been in the spotlight this round, but Tony Parker personifies the consistently efficient Spurs. |
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The Top 10 Point Guards In The NBA This Season; Everyone Is Now Gunning For Russell WestbrookMay 15 (6 days ago)
Jaimie Canterbury, dimemag.com The point guard position in the NBA has quickly become one of the most competitive spots in all of sports. There are so many good lead guards in the NBA that it’s impossible for any player at the position to take a night off. The position has seen a maj… |
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Stephen Curry’s Wild Behind-The-Back Dime To Harrison BarnesMay 15 (6 days ago)
Sean Sweeney, dimemag.com The Warriors were beaten thoroughly by the Spurs in Game 5, and Harrison Barnes might’ve been on the wrong side of the best highlight of the night. But the rook is stepping up. He had 25 points last night, single-handedly keep Golden State close when Sa… |
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Spurs in Control: Spurs 109 Warriors 91 — Game 5May 15 (7 days ago)
feltbot, feltbot.com David Lee just might be the healthiest star on the court. That’s a joke of course. But Bogut and Curry are working on one leg. Manu Ginobili is working on no legs. His legs are so bad that he can’t even hit a free throw. Tim Duncan looked like he turn… |
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Veteran Know-How: Stung repeatedly by Golden State's backcourt, the…May 15 (7 days ago)
Stung repeatedly by Golden State's backcourt, the Spurs struck back in a 109-91 Game 5 win by clamping down on the upstart Warriors like few teams have, writes Ben Golliver. |
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Tracy McGrady Blocked Two Shots, And The Spurs Won, TooMay 15 (7 days ago)
Greg Howard, deadspin.com So, the San Antonio Spurs smacked the Golden State Warriors 109-91. The Spurs are up 3-2, and have a chance to close out the most exciting series of the NBA Conference semifinals when they travel to Golden State on Thursday. Fine. Great. That's not why … |
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Kawhi Leonard’s Sick Statue Of Liberty Dunk On Harrison Barnes’ FaceMay 15 (7 days ago)
Dime Magazine, dimemag.com Charles Barkley called it. Kawhi Leonard was going to have a big night, needed to have a big night for San Antonio to win. He delivered, going for 17 points and seven boards and this nasty Statue Of Liberty dunk on Harrison Barnes‘ face. Who would you r… |
