Golden State Warriors News

There was Draymond Green’s shoulder injury. There was Steph Curry’s sprained ankle. There was the end of a long road trip that took the Warriors to cities on opposite sides of the country.

As the Warriors prepare for their third meeting against the Mavericks this season, Omri Casspi and Andre Igoudala were ruled out for Wednesday night’s game.

The Warriors waited three weeks for point guard Steph Curry to return to action after an ankle injury, and now, Golden State could be forced to play without another star after forward Draymond Green tweaked his ankle on Tuesday.

As the year begins, we’ve created a list of the most intriguing narratives to keep an eye on over the next 12 months.

After a fascinating year in Bay Area sports that featured a Warriors’ championship, a Giants’ last-place finish, a Raiders’ relocation announcement and a 49ers’ trade for a franchise quarterback, the calendar has turned over.

The Warriors went 9-2 in Steph Curry’s absence, but that doesn’t mean Curry’s presence wasn’t missed.

For any doubters, any naysayers and anyone who doesn’t believe Steph Curry is the heart and soul of the best team in basketball, flip on the tape from December 30, 2017.

It appeared as though the whistles came quickly for Green, who’s on the record as being frustrated with the way NBA officials have treated him due to his reputation.

Steph Curry is officially back, and no one is happier about his return to the Warriors than the point guard himself.

The Giants lost 98 games, the 49ers acquired Jimmy Garoppolo and the Warriors won it all. See how these stories stack up against one another.