Golden State Warriors

It appears as if Briante Weber is going to be a member of the Golden State Warriors for at least a little while longer. The Warriors are planning on singing Weber to a second 10-day-contract when his initial deal ends Monday, according to Shams Charania of The Vertical.

Upon his return to Oklahoma City for the first time since leaving for the Warriors, Kevin Durant and his business manager, Rich Kleiman, have hired a heightened armed security team to travel with the team sources have told ESPN’s Chris Haynes.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was ejected for the first time in his career in Saturday’s loss to the Kings, after he subjected referees to a profanity laced-tired following a number of questionable calls.

OAKLAND – JaVale McGee had another productive performance Wednesday night against Chicago, scoring 13 points and 6 rebounds as a starter in wake of Zaza Pachulia’s injury. However, he also took a nasty spill after contesting a Robin Lopez lay-up and went into the locker room following the play.

When JaVale McGee shares the floor with his four All-Star teammates, the Warriors have played their best basketball in 2016-17.

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.

“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.”

For the second time in public, Draymond Green and Kevin Durant shouted in each other’s faces for no less than a few minutes. And Matt Kolsky says that’s a good thing.