Golden State Warriors News

Wednesday night the Golden State Warriors cruised to a 123-92 victory of the Chicago Bulls, shooting 55.8 percent from the field on 48-of-86 field goals. The team was so hot, in fact, that they set the fire alarm off before Kevin Durant’s postgame press conference.

Draymond Green had 19 points in the Warrior’s win over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night, capped by his 5-for-6 performance shooting the ball from behind the 3-point line.

According to Steph Curry, his comments on Under Armour CEO and President Trump made Wednesday an interesting day.

OAKLAND — He may have been sharing the floor with four All-Stars, but JaVale McGee was easily the most entertaining aspect of the Warriors 123-92 victory over the Chicago Bulls Wednesday night.

McGee seems to have found a home with the Warriors. Golden State is his fifth team in his nine years in the NBA, but as long as he can catch lob passes thrown three feet above the rim and finish with a dunk it seems he’ll have a place in a Warriors uniform.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr began his media session before Wednesday’s game by poking fun at Steph Curry’s comments regarding President Donald Trump, when asked his opinion on players speaking about political issues.

The two-time MVP said he would consider leaving the giant sporting apparel if their values did not match his own.

“Maybe it’s because it’s a bunch of light-skinned guys out there they thinking we ain’t as tough, I don’t know. Whatever the appearance may be…you got to get over that, because the proof is in the pudding.”

“He was always around,” Thompson said at shootaround Wednesday morning. “When my father was gone for two years working in the Midwest he was always there for us.”

The Warriors have not lost back-to-back regular season games since April of 2015 and Kerr told reporters the main reason why: We have the talent to win when we still have an off night.