Golden State Warriors News

Zaza Pachulia has been back to normal in practices the last few days, and will reportedly be good to go when the Warriors begin the finals on Thursday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Pachulia missed the last two games of the conference finals with a heel injury.

When Bob Myers hosts a dinner party, he is the guy who once it’s all over has a pretty good read on the entire evening: who had a great time, who held something back, which couples are getting along, who might be dealing with a life challenge but chose to keep it private.

On Friday afternoon at BottleRock in Napa Ayesha Curry took to the Culinary Stage with E-40 to teach the crowd how to cook chicken and waffles. While they were on stage, Steph Curry made a guest appearance to the delight of the BottleRock crowd.

Kevin Durant’s former teammate has been trolling him ever since his departure last summer. That continued on Friday, when the veteran forward gave his reasoning for rooting for the Cavaliers over the Warriors in the NBA Finals.

To sign Paul, the Spurs would likely have to either move on from LaMarcus Aldridge or free-agent-to-be Johnathan Simmons — both would be excruciating losses. Also keep in mind Gregg Popovich will turn 69 next January. He can’t coach forever and could persuade San Antonio’s front office to make an all-in type of move for Paul.

With the NBA Finals still six days way, Cavaliers star LeBron James isn’t quite ready to start thinking about attempting to take down the juggernaut Warriors for the third consecutive season.

After both teams rampaged through their respective competition en route to a third straight NBA Finals matchup, Vegas has the Golden State Warriors as heavy favorites to win it all for the second year in a row.

ESPN talking head and professional hot taker Stephen A. Smith has gotten every NBA Finals prediction wrong since 2011, as shown in a video compilation put together by Twitter user @BieIik.

After traveling with the team to San Antonio for Games 3 and 4 of the Western Conference Finals, many were optimistic that Warriors head coach Steve Kerr would be ready to rejoin the team for the NBA Finals come June 1.

With Steve Kerr missing the majority of the playoffs do to complications arising from back surgery he received back in 2017, there has been a measure of uncertainty when it comes to the head-coach position for the Warriors. It is possible that Kerr will be unable to coach again in these playoffs, yet the Warriors may not be too concerned about that. Kerr has been awarded the luxury of relatively care-free rest due to assistant Mike Brown leading the Warriors to a perfect 12-0 record so far this postseason.