New Orleans Pelicans

Rajon Rondo has spent much of the Warriors-Pelicans series trying to mix things up with Draymond Green, but it’s what he did to Stephen Curry in Game 3 that has Golden State considering alerting the league office.

After two relatively routine wins in Oakland, the Warriors were smashed by the Pelicans 119-100 on Friday night in New Orleans, behind a 33 point, 18 rebound performance by Anthony Davis.

Barry Bonds sat courtside for fellow Bay Area sports legend Stephen Curry’s postseason return on Tuesday night.

During the Inside the NBA halftime show of the Warriors-Pelicans game on Tuesday, Charles Barkley seemed to be really annoyed after seeing a clip of Draymond Green and Rajon Rondo in each other’s faces right after the half time buzzer.

OAKLAND – We really wish they were mic’d up for this one.

As expected, Stephen Curry will make his 2018 postseason debut Tuesday night in Game 2 vs. the Pelicans, Chris Haynes of ESPN is reporting.

Oh, wait — Steph Curry might very well play basketball on Saturday?

Fitz is impressed with the Pelicans’ play against the Blazers, and thinks they may be better off without DeMarcus Cousins.

The Warriors continue to suffer from injuries, as at least three players will miss Friday’s game in Detroit due to injury.

Scott Cacciola wrote a tremendous profile in Friday’s New York Times about Warriors director of team operations Eric Housen. The entire piece is worth a read, but an especially interesting anecdote opens the story, revealing that DeMarcus Cousins was searching the hallways of the Smoothie King Center for Kevin Durant, shortly after the two were […]