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Durant claps back at Barkley after he calls Draymond ‘annoying’
Barkley’s comments come three weeks after he said he wanted to punch Draymond Green in the face.
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Fitz: You don’t play small against the Warriors
Houston’s Game 2 success with the once in a lifetime scoring effort from PJ Tucker, Trevor Ariza and Eric Gordon fooled the Rockets into thinking they were better with less Clint Capela. They are not.
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Curry explains F-bomb slip: ‘I blacked out’
We are accustomed to Stephen Curry’s scoring explosions. As for his profane celebrations, not so much.
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Thompson says he hopes Riley didn’t see Steph swear on camera
Klay hopes Riley didn’t see Steph’s potty mouth ?? pic.twitter.com/VjN69THD4d — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) May 21, 2018 Stephen Curry is back. The Warriors point guard finally erupted in the third quarter on Sunday evening, scoring 18 points in a flurry of 3-point shots and impressive drives to the rim. During the stretch, a weight…
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Behind Curry’s offensive explosion, Warriors cruise to Game 3 victory
The two-time NBA MVP poured in 35 points in the victory.
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Warriors’ stars make confident statements ahead of Game 3
Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson all had performances to forget in Wednesday night’s Game 2 loss.
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May 17, 2018; San Francisco, CA, USA; San Francisco Giants right fielder Andrew McCutchen (22) reacts after a call third strike during the eighth inning against the Colorado Rockies at AT&T Park. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY SportsGiants erase early deficit, but fall to Rockies in 12th inning
The Giants put up a fight, but were unable to secure a lead.
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Steve Kerr pinpoints two factors that ‘set the tone’ early in Game 2 loss to Rockets
After a convincing win in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, the Rockets delivered a potent counter punch to the Warriors in Game 2, blowing out Golden State 127-105 to even the series at a game apiece.
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Murph: Two games into the Western Conference Finals, Stephen Curry isn’t playing premium-level basketball
Since the Warriors championship run began in spring/summer 2015, Curry’s playoff numbers have never been so low.
