Golden State Warriors News

Monday’s brilliance from Thompson will stack up right against his 41-point performance against OKC in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, and his 37-point third quarter in January of 2015 against the Kings.

There are lots of alley oop passes in the NBA and many of them land in nice, highlight-reel worthy plays. Then there was this alley oop.

Derek Carr and Latavius Murray decided to buy the the offensive line courtside tickets to the Warriors game. And they picked a good game, as the crew was there to watch Klay Thompson pour in 40 points in the first half.

Thompson’s 30th point came on one of the most ridiculous heat-check, turnaround three’s you’ll ever see — and he buried it.

The Giants are reportedly very close to getting a deal done with closer Mark Melancon according to Alex Pavlovic of CSN Bay Area, but are also looking at former Royals closer Greg Holland as a serviceable backup plan.

Let’s hope this little moment of showboating continues from the back-to-back MVP. It’s part of what makes watching the Warriors entertaining as hell.

Kevin Durant swatted Alex Len underneath the basket, stared him down, and then raced to the other end to hit a gorgeous tip-toeing runner in the lane. Draymond Green stood up from his seat on the bench and clapped.

OAKLAND — The more JaVale McGee plays, the more the Warriors continue to benefit from his play. The 7-footer was excellent again on Saturday, scoring 11 points in 12 minutes, finishing two lobs underneath the basket. His importance could become a major factor in an eventual playoff series against Los Angeles Clipper big man DeAndre […]

OAKLAND, CA – The Golden State Warriors announced tonight that the organization will donate $50,000 in an effort to support families affected by the Oakland fire. The donation will be made to the Unity Council in the Fruitvale district of Oakland, a nonprofit organization devoted to improving the quality of life, economic and educational opportunity, […]

After Draymond Green, Klay Thompson and other Warriors came out in support of head coach Steve Kerr’s admission that he used marijuana for chronic back pain, the league office decided it was their turn to chime in.