Golden State Warriors News

The Warriors are focused on getting healthy, but they are still emphasizing the importance of winning. Golden State enters Wednesday night’s game against the visiting Los Angeles Lakers without five players, including three All-Stars.

Klay Thompson could be the third Warriors All-Star to be hit with the injury bug as it was reported by The Athletic that his thumb injury could be worse than initially believed.

After Stephen Curry injured his ankle on March 8, the Warriors announced he will miss at leas the next four games and be re-evaluated on March 20.

After going out to celebrate Stephen Curry’s 30th birthday on Monday night, the Warriors opted to cancel practice and let those in attendance recover.

With Stephen Curry, Andre Iguodala, David West and Jordan Bell among the players unavailable, the Warriors lost their second straight game on Sunday, falling to the Timberwolves 109-103.

Kevin Durant went 11-for-32 from the floor, taking the most shot attempts he ever has in a Warriors uniform.

Sometimes, you just gotta prioritize what is most important in your life and cut out all the other noise.

At the end of the night the collectively hot hands of the Trail Blazers were too much for the Warriors who lost 125-108 in Portland, a night after “emptying the clip” against the San Antonio Spurs.

We’re not sure what was said, but at one point in the second quarter the game was stopped and security removed a fan sitting courtside. As he left, Kevin Durant decided to give the fan a parting gift.

At the beginning of the second quarter Zaza Pachulia called his own number from the elbow, clanking a miss off the rim. The rebound came back to the center who called his own number again, driving to the bucket to take a tough shot in the paint. Only problem was he completely passed up a wide-open Klay Thompson for a corner 3-pointer.