Golden State Warriors News

It looks like Draymond Green won’t have to worry about finding money to pay off his fine the next time he’s hit with a technical foul.

Despite calling James Harden’s travel an “embarrassment”, Steve Kerr will not be fined by the NBA for his accidental tweet.

If the NBA playoffs started Saturday night, the Warriors would find themselves pitched against a young and hungry Denver Nuggets team in the one-eight matchup. It would take an alignment of the stars for the Nuggets to knock the champions off their perch, but Saturday showed it’s not out of the realm of possibility.

Late in the third quarter, Kevon Looney grabbed his own offensive board after missing a shot, went up again and got hit in the face. The broadcast team quickly realized that Looney had one of his teeth knocked out.

Coming off their worst loss in recent years, the Warriors bested the Sacramento Kings 119-104 on Friday night.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr had the first Twitter gaffe of his career on Thursday evening, when he sent out a tweet commenting on a James Harden highlight, calling what he saw as an uncalled traveling violation an “embarrassment.” Kerr quickly deleted the tweet, but not before a screenshot was taken.

Ayesha Curry used an Instagram post on Friday morning to announce that they are expecting their third child.

In case you’re unaware, Red Panda, whose real name is Rong Niu, often performs an incredible routine at halftime at Oracle Arena, and throughout the country, where she rides a seven-foot tall unicycle while flipping bowls from her feet to her head. It’s pretty incredible.

After reading the report that connected him to the Warriors this upcoming offseason, LeBron James called out the report as nothing short of “nonsense.”

We know how much Steve Kerr hates traveling, but a particular play on Thursday night annoyed the Warriors head coach enough to voice his displeasure on Twitter…and then subsequently delete the post.