Golden State Warriors News

Rockets head coach Mike D’Antoni provided an update on Chris Paul’s right hamstring strain that kept him on the bench during Saturday’s Game 6 loss to the Warriors.

The Warriors could be without two of their rotation mainstays for an all-important Game 7.

After a truly forgettable performance in Game 5, Stephen Curry was back to his normally excellent self in Game 6, finishing with 29 points on 12-of-23 shooting, while going a game high +33.

The Warriors didn’t do enough to gain home court advantage due to injuries and complacency in the regular season. They can fix it all Monday night.

“He seems to thrive in these situations,” Steve Kerr said about Klay Thompson. “He was fantastic.”

Swaggy P says Dennis Rodman came to him in a dream and told him to play defense in game 6….What? pic.twitter.com/vyqQ8kdDCv — gifdsports (@gifdsports) May 27, 2018 Nick Young scored just five points in the 16-plus minutes he was on the floor during Sunday’s Game 6. Normally that would mean the oft-chucking Young had an […]

It took until the third quarter for the Warriors to fully wake up. Once they did, they stepped on Houston’s throat, forcing the Game 7 the NBA world has long awaited.

The Warriors guard will return to the lineup Saturday night for the first time in nearly two months.

Andre Iguodala will miss Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed on Saturday afternoon. It will be the third consecutive game Iguodala has missed after sustaining a bone bruise in his left leg in the fourth quarter during Game 3, while defending a James Harden drive. Here’s the play in question.

For the first time since sustaining a scary spine injury on March 31, Patrick McCaw will be on the bench in a Warriors uniform for Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals Saturday evening, Shams Charania of Yahoo Sports is reporting.