Golden State Warriors News

Multiple times during the first two games, the two wily veterans bumped egos and got into some extra-curricular posturing after a play went dead.

One of the big topics of conversation before Game 3 of the Warriors-Pelicans series was how Steve Kerr would tweak Golden State’s starting lineup with Stephen Curry returning to the fold.

After two relatively routine wins in Oakland, the Warriors were smashed by the Pelicans 119-100 on Friday night in New Orleans, behind a 33 point, 18 rebound performance by Anthony Davis.

The Golden State Warriors had media availability in New Orleans on Thursday evening, for the first time since Charles Barkley apologized for saying he wanted to punch Draymond Green in the face on Inside the NBA.

The Warriors released the following update on Patrick McCaw Thursday afternoon, who has been out of action since sustaining a lumbar spine contusion during a scary fall against the Sacramento Kings on April 1.

Curry and Kerr compromised when discussing the plan for Curry’s return in Game 2.

During the Inside the NBA halftime show of the Warriors-Pelicans game on Tuesday, Charles Barkley seemed to be really annoyed after seeing a clip of Draymond Green and Rajon Rondo in each other’s faces right after the half time buzzer.

With a well-rounded offensive approach and smothering defense, Green has been the best player in the Western Conference Semifinals through two games.

Stephen Curry said it felt like an eternity to check into the game. When he did, Oracle Arena showered him in Cheers, and the two-time MVP delivered.

Barry Bonds sat courtside for fellow Bay Area sports legend Stephen Curry’s postseason return on Tuesday night.