Golden State Warriors News

With the Warriors’ first preseason game coming up on Saturday, Assistant GM Larry Harris spoke with Gary & Larry Friday afternoon about how he sees Nick Young fitting in with their plan and how they are encouraging him to shoot more often.

Playing and studying under coaches like Phil Jackson and Gregg Popovitch you’re going to pick up some masters-level tips of the trade, and one of those was knowing how to work younger players into the team and help them grow.

Klay Thompson comes from an athletic family.

OAKLAND–It’s a poorly kept secret that college basketball is laced with bribes and corruption, and now the Federal Bureau of Investigation is stepping in. This week the FBI arrested ten people – from college coaches to apparel employees – related to corruption and bribery in the NCAA. Of these ten people four were assistant coaches […]

OAKLAND–The most recent issue of Sports Illustrated is centered around athletes protesting racial inequality, police brutality, and Donald Trump. The cover photoshops LeBron James, Steph Curry and Roger Goodell locking arms in a show of unity.

That’s exactly what they did shortly after the Chicago Bulls bought out Dwyane Wade’s contract on Sunday, giving the future Hall of Fame shooting guard a call according to Alex Kennedy of USA Today.

LeBron James doubled down strongly on his criticism of President Donald Trump during Cleveland Cavaliers media day on Monday, saying he didn’t regret calling Trump a bum in the wake of the president uninviting the Warriors and Steph Curry to the White House.

In a move that was surprising to approximately nobody, Charles Barkley came out in opposition to the NBA moving up the start of the schedule for the 2017-18 season, in order to decrease the number of back-to-back games and eliminate any teams playing four games in five nights.

To view a potential White House visit through the lens the Warriors do is to see that an issue that could easily be perceived as black and white –or better yet, blue vs. red– is anything but. Their criticism is not politically motivated, because equality doesn’t take sides.

Just when it looked like the wheeling and dealing of a wild NBA offseason was coming to an end, two significant moves took place last weekend that will likely affect contenders in both conferences.