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Surprise, Surprise: Steve Kerr is back on the sidelines for the Golden State Warriors. He explained his decision with the media prior to Game 2.

With Game 2 set to tip-off on Sunday, Ryan Covay, Josh Lander, and Medium Impact Brian Banifatemi recap the Warriors’ blowout win in Game 1, Durant’s monster night, Klay Thompson’s shooting struggles, which celebrity they would like to see at Oracle, and more.

So the Giants are very close to “sell” mode even if they aren’t saying so right now. The draft is coming up June 12th, Hunter Pence is about to return to the lineup and I think the front office wants to see what happens in the next couple of weeks before pulling the plug.

Even though there have been positives, as well as negatives for San Jose as of late, the team has never won at Providence Park since the Timbers entered the league in 2011.

During the 49ers’ annual “State of the Franchise” event for season ticket holders on Wednesday night, longtime San Francisco tackle Joe Staley shared a funny story of him accidentally punching Navorro Bowman from earlier in the day, as reported by 49ers Webzone.

The last time KD was in the Finals, it was alongside former teammate Russell Westbrook, who must’ve had a hard time watching Durant dominate while sitting at home after being eliminated in the first round.

After experiencing a setback midweek, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr may return as acting head coach for Game 2 of the NBA Finals, sources have told ESPN.

OAKLAND-Thursday night the Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in a stellar 113-91 win. The Warriors impressive 22 point win in Game 1 of the NBA finals came on the back of a strong offensive performance by Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry. “This is Game 1 so we feel like we have an opportunity […]

Rihanna was one of the many celebrity’s in attendance at Oracle Arena for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and the noted Cavs fan was in rare form.

If the Cavs figured the Warriors out in last year’s Finals, they had no answer for the new look version on Thursday night. Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Golden State Warriors blasted Cleveland in Game 1 of the NBA Finals (), and showed everyone why they were touted as heavy favorites heading into this series.