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Klay Thompson is crazy. At least, he is according to Draymond Green, who witnessed Thompson try to play through a hamstring injury in Game 3, which he said, “No one,” would try to play through, and to play through a knee injury in Game 6.

The final two games of the 2019 NBA Finals included two of the most shocking injuries to two of the NBA’s best players. In Game 5, Kevin Durant tore his right Achilles, and in Game 6, Klay Thompson went down in the third quarter on a dunk attempt.

The Warriors have a lot of question to answer this summer. Kevin Durant can opt out of his player option and become a free agent. Klay Thompson is a free agent. DeMarcus Cousins is a free agent.

Everyone around sports has had a take on Kevin Durant’s Achilles injury. Warriors play-by-play announce, Bob Fitzgerald, joined Murph & Mac on KNBR 680 to discuss his thoughts on the criticism regarding the injury.

When Kevin Durant went down injured in the second quarter of Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the home crowd of the Toronto Raptors cheered.

Marquise Goodwin is set to get back on the track. Goodwin, who left the University of Texas as a long jump star, in addition to being a highly-touted receiving prospect, hasn’t run in a track and field event since 2016, when he was with the Buffalo Bills.

If there’s anyone who knows what it’s like to suffer an Achilles tear and go from their athletic peak, as one of the best players in the league, to a year-plus long recovery, it’s Richard Sherman.

Monday night will likely go down as one of the most infamous and ugly nights in Toronto sports history. Not only did the Raptors let a 6-point lead slip in the final three minutes, but fans cheered as Kevin Durant went down on the court injured.

For all the drama and hype about rapper Drake and his friendly beef with the Warriors, the reality is that Drake is friends with many on the Warriors’ roster.

After the game, Raptors head coach Nick Nurse shared his appreciation for Durant.