Golden State Warriors News

Shots are falling, the defense has rediscovered it’s intensity, Kerr has tinkered with the rotations to get Curry going again at the end of quarters. Tuesday the Warriors recorded their 43rd 30-assist game of the season, tying their mark from last season.

Steve Kerr and the medical staff will have to decide if Durant is ready for a full work load. They also could decide it serves he and the team best to come incrementally off the bench until he returns to full strength. Kerr may even opt to hold him out entirely until the playoffs.

It appears as if we’ve found out our answer on Instagram Monday night. This is a budding friendship and mocking each other has now gone public.

Silver has been a very progressive commissioner. He swiftly removed Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the NBA after racist comments and he moved All-Star weekend away from Charlotte after their primitive bathroom segregation law.

The brief road trip extends on Tuesday in Dallas. It’ll be the Warriors’ second to last back-to-back road trip of the regular season.

With Kevin Durant resting his leg on the bench, the Warriors are up 20 at halftime. Klay Thompson is leading the way with 18 points, but Steph Curry is right behind him with 17 — including this dagger right as time expired in the second quarter

Kevin Durant isn’t on the court Monday night, but emotions are still running high in the Warriors’ second trip back to Oklahoma City this weekend. Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Russell Westbrook and Semoj Christon were issued for technical fouls after this dust-up in the second quarter. We’ll let the video below tell this story. defpensports: […]

Less than 12 hours before the Golden State Warriors head to Chesapeake Arena in Oklahoma City for the second time since Kevin Durant’s departure, sources have informed ESPN’s Chris Haynes that the Warriors were ‘furious’ that the Thunder organization did nothing to acknowledge Durant’s return on Feb. 11.

OAKLAND—- After several months with lots of rain and cold weather, the sun has finally begun to show its face once again in the Bay Area as spring rapidly approaches.

OAKLAND—- Former Cavaliers and St. Mary’s Gaels guard Matthew Dellavedova was booed mercilessly by fans everytime he touched the ball Saturday night. The former Cleveland Cavalier is infamous for playing physical defense in each of the previous two NBA Finals series the Warriors have been in against Cleveland.