Golden State Warriors News

Without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Kelly Oubre, it was no surprise that the Warriors got blown out by the Suns on Thursday, falling 120-98 in Phoenix on the back end of a back-to-back. Still, there were a few notable takeaways from the contest:

This should be fun.

Scoring has been a problem for the Warriors second unit this season, and they may be sniffing around for a solution.

The Warriors dropped one they could’ve won on Wednesday, and now the outlook for Thursday isn’t very promising.

Well, that was fun.

The NBA trade deadline is now a little more than three weeks away, and the Warriors will have to decide if now’s the time to try and improve.

The Golden State Warriors, now 19-16, have a Draymond Green injury to worry about, but also have just two games remaining before the All-Star Break.

If you’re a Warriors fan, well, there were better ways to spend your Sunday night. It was nothing short of a bludgeoning.

Draymond Green isn’t LeBron James. Maybe only one player in the history of the NBA is truly comparable. But when it comes to the unique combination of skills that Green possesses, there is no other comparison according to Steve Kerr.

After eight tries, the Warriors (19-15) have finally won three games in a row.