Golden State Warriors

Andre Iguodala will miss Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr confirmed on Saturday afternoon. It will be the third consecutive game Iguodala has missed after sustaining a bone bruise in his left leg in the fourth quarter during Game 3, while defending a James Harden drive. Here’s the play in question.

For the first time since sustaining a scary spine injury on March 31, Patrick McCaw will be on the bench in a Warriors uniform for Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals Saturday evening, Shams Charania of Yahoo Sports is reporting.

Kerr explained Iguodala’s importance to the Warriors Friday with Tolbert & Lund, and also delved into what the Warriors will need to fix to win the series.

A lot of things have been said about Draymond Green. One that has probably not been said, however, is that he lacks confidence.

After dropping 18 of his 20 points in the second half, Rockets star guard Chris Paul exited Thursday’s Game 6 with a right hamstring injury after missing a runner in the lane with 51.7 seconds remaining.

During the third quarter of Games 3 & 4, Stephen Curry was shimmying all over the Oracle Arena floor while dropping 35 combined points. During Thursday’s Game 5, Chris Paul returned the favor, shimmying in Curry’s face after hitting a ridiculous 3-point shot.

After both being listed as questionable on Thursday afternoon, Klay Thompson will play in Game 5 while Andre Iguodala will not, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced before the game. “Day-to-day,” Kerr said of Iguodala. “He’s dying to play, but he’s not healthy enough to play.” Iguodala missed Game 4 after sustaining a left leg […]

It represents the fourth-straight season the Warriors have had multiple players on the All-NBA team and 11th time overall.

Though both players are still officially listed as questionable, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr provided a more detailed update on the injury status of Klay Thompson (knee) and Andre Iguodala (leg) ahead of Thursday night’s Game 5 in Houston.

The Western Conference Finals are tied up at two games apiece after the Warriors’ brutal Game 4 collapse against the Rockets. Game 5 is set for Thursday night in Houston in what might be the most anticipated game of the NBA season so far.