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Takeaways after Curry’s streak ends abruptly, Warriors suffer deja vu loss to Wizards
It was bad, then good, then bad again.
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Juan Toscano-Anderson tweets response after Warriors announce he suffered concussion
Saturday night provided a brilliant game. The 119-114 Warriors loss featured 47 points from Stephen Curry and 44 from Jayson Tatum, with both teams trading blows into the final seconds.
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Steve Kerr provides update on James Wiseman after season-ending surgery
The Warriors are without James Wiseman for the remainder of the year. Wiseman underwent season-ending surgery to repair a right meniscal tear on Thursday, ending his rookie campaign prematurely.
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Observations after Warriors win fourth-straight after stellar night from someone not named Curry
It’s a win streak, folks. With a 119-101 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Warriors, who seemed hapless so recently, have now rattled off four-straight wins are back to .500 at 28-28.
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Warriors announce James Wiseman’s season is over after undergoing surgery on right meniscus
That was not at all how the Warriors or James Wiseman had hoped the No. 2 overall pick’s rookie season would go.
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Steph’s scores 42 in three quarters as Warriors start to roll
If the Warriors didn’t score a single point in the fourth quarter, they still would’ve blown out the Thunder on Wednesday night in Oklahoma City.
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Warriors announce new team President and Chief Operating Officer to replace Rick Welts
The team announced Rick Welts’ replacement on Tuesday.
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Don Nelson on how Curry has changed the game: ‘It’s eliminated a lot of the boring players’
Don Nelson has always liked a lot about Stephen Curry.
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Takeaways as Curry breaks record, then Nuggets in ridiculous 50-point performance
On the heels of and one of the most demoralizing losses of the year, the Golden State Warriors came out firing in a surprising 116-107 win over the red hot Nuggets at Chase Center on Monday.
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James Wiseman suffered torn meniscus in right knee, could miss remainder of season [report]
That’s the absolute last thing the Warriors wanted to hear. Just as rookie center James Wiseman seemed to really be finding his groove and using a simplified game to create confidence for himself, it all comes to a brutal, screeching halt.
