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Notes after Warriors open season-ending homestand with easy win over Thunder
After a less than stellar four-game road trip, the Golden State Warriors returned home and mostly coasted into a win they both needed, and would have been embarrassed not to have.
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© Stephen Brashear-USA TODAY SportsTakeaways as Warriors run out of gas in final road game of season
It was almost a win that would’ve put the Pelicans’ playoff hopes to bed. Instead it was a loss that keeps them mathematically able to spoil the Warriors’ playoff hopes in the near future.
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Takeaways as Warriors play-in odds rise with complete win over Pelicans
The Warriors took it to the Pelicans in New Orleans on Monday, putting together a 123-108 victory in the first matchup between the two teams this season.
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Notes after Warriors get demolished by Mavericks, waste prime playoff opportunity
I mean, good grief. You can sometimes make the argument that the first half of basketball games don’t matter much.
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Observations after Warriors eke out late, sloppy win over Kings
Regardless of your opinion on Sacramento’s geography, Sunday provided a fun night of Bay Area basketball.
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Notes after Warriors fans return, and a red-hot Curry leads impressive win over Nuggets
The Warriors and their fans are back home. With a 118-97 win over the Denver Nuggets, they’re back to an even .500 at 30-30 and firmly in contention to climb up the standings.
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Warriors have COVID-19 issues as Lee, Bazemore enter health and safety protocols
While vaccinations continue to increase and positivity rates decrease, especially in California, Friday morning provided a reminder of the perils that professional athletes and staffs are facing on road trips.
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Murph: MVP voters should do the right thing and vote for Steph… but they won’t
Maybe the MVP voters can buck history, and do the right thing. Just don’t get your hopes up.
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Stephen Curry: ‘I gotta be’ the MVP
We’ve seen the Warriors with Stephen Curry this season. And… we’ve seen the Warriors without Stephen Curry this season.
