Golden State Warriors News

The last time the Warriors and Timberwolves squared off in Oracle Arena, the flow of the game and most importantly the result, were much different than the Warriors’ () victory on Saturday night.

We’re all used to Stephen Curry draining uncomfortably deep three pointers while red lights are buzzing around him. Warriors fans are not, however, used to someone seven-feet tall accomplishing the same feat.

According to the Warriors public relations department, both Draymond Green (ankle) and Ian Clark (throat) are listed as questionable for tonight’s game at Oracle against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

It was anything but a repeat of the last meeting between the Warriors and Lakers inside the Staples Center as Golden State shared the ball well en route to 31 team assists, a 109-85 win over the Lakers and a tenth straight victory.

It was a scary moment for Warriors fans as the heart beat of their defense and team Draymond Green left in the third quarter following a nasty-looking fall on top of Ian Clark.

Stephen Curry’s dunk attempt in the second quarter of Friday night’s game against the Lakers ended up near the three-point line. We can’t make out what coach Kerr said afterward with complete certainty, but we’re pretty sure it was NSFW.

Warriors superstar finally responds to two of his many social media critics

OAKLAND – The Warriors used a barrage of threes and dunks to dismantle the Lakers at home en route to a 149-106 victory at home Wednesday night.

There is nothing cheesier than a Thanksgiving-themed “What I’m Thankful For in Sports” column. So, let’s dive in with a Thanksgiving-themed “What I’m Thankful For in Sports” column. I like cheese.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr joined Tolbert and Lund on Tuesday afternoon and praised Draymond Green for his maturity on and off the court this season.