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Nick Young forgets how many free throws are left, plays it cool
Heading into the playoffs Nick Young was getting significant playing time for the Golden State Warriors. For the final 18 games of the regular season the 10-year veteran played at least 20 minutes.
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Warriors provide update on Stephen Curry
Curry is making progress with his sprained MCL injury, but is still expected to be out for a little while longer.
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Warriors blow out Spurs in Game 1 of opening round
The Warriors coasted to a 113-92 win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the opening round.
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Spurs players voted for Kerr’s son to leave film room ahead of Warriors matchup
Steve Kerr’s son, Nick, works for the Spurs as a video assistant. Gregg Popovich jokingly conducted a team mock vote deciding whether Nick could stay in the film room ahead of the first-round matchup.
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Road to Larry O’ Podcast: Warriors-Spurs first round preview
Ryan Covay and Medium Impact Brian Banifatemi of the Road to Larry O’ Podcast break down everything you need to know for the Warriors’ first round matchup against the Spurs.
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Handing out Warriors end of season awards
After what seems like an eternity, the playoffs are finally here. Before we hop into the postseason, however, let’s take one look back and hand out some regular season awards.
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Mandatory Credit: Chris Nicoll-USA TODAY SportsJordan Bell explains rationale behind backboard dunk against Mavericks
Bell explained his rationale for the dunk in an interview with Bleacher Report’s Howard Beck.
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Bob Myers on Curry’s health: ‘No team has won a title with a real injury’
Warriors general manager Bob Myers joined KNBR’s Gary & Larry Friday morning. He reflected on the difficulty of Golden State’s playoff run without Stephen Curry.
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Curry targeting return ‘at some point’ during Western Conference Semifinals [report]
On Thursday, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr told Tolbert & Lund that Stephen Curry “isn’t anywhere close to playing,” two days before Golden State’s first playoff game.
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Kerr: Stephen Curry ‘isn’t anywhere close to playing’
On his weekly KNBR appearance Thursday evening, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reiterated that Stephen Curry still has a long way to go before playing.
