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Kevin Durant’s MVP candidacy continues in 135-90 romping over Portland
Kevin Durant’s MVP candidacy is growing right alongside the young season.
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Steve Kerr leads Oracle Arena in a Moment of Joy to honor Craig Sager
The Warriors honored the passing of legendary NBA broadcaster Craig Sager in a manner best suited to his contagious, jovial personality on Thursday evening.
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Murph: Resting players becoming an ‘epidemic in modern NBA’
Resting players is the NBA’s equivalent of the “safe space”, and it’s got to stop. It’s an insult to the paying customer, and in today’s NBA, that means paying a *lot*.And on top of everything else, it’s a bad look. Nobody likes bad looks.
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![Under new CBA, Curry to earn richest contract in NBA history [report]](https://cdn.socast.io/6616/sites/82/2016/12/20134042/Stephen-Curry.jpg)
Under new CBA, Curry to earn richest contract in NBA history [report]
Stephen Curry may be in line to earn the richest contract in NBA history.
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Kevin Durant takes ‘full credit’ for Porzingis’ unicorn nickname
On Thursday Kevin Durant went into detail as for why the name fits the young Latvian.
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Kerr: Draymond reminds me of Dennis Rodman in ‘so many ways’
Golden State head coach Steve Kerr joined Tolbert and Lund on Wednesday afternoon and said that Draymond’s fierce competitiveness and versatility reminds him of one of his former teammates now in the Basketball Hall of Fame.
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![No definitive timetable for Pachulia’s return following MRI [report]](https://cdn.socast.io/6616/sites/82/2016/12/20134045/Zaza-Pachulia.jpg)
No definitive timetable for Pachulia’s return following MRI [report]
An MRI on Thursday provided some clarity as to what exactly is going on with Pachulia’s wrist, but not when he might be ready to return to the lineup.
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Draymond Green delivers another game winning play on defense
But this is Draymond Green: The risk is almost always worth the reward. And he was willing to bet on his knowledge of Davis.
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Warriors come up with clutch plays late in 113-109 win over New Orleans
Steph Curry blew past Anthony Davis on a lay-in at the rim, Kevin Durant had a monster block on Davis, and Draymond Green stole the ball from Davis with 2.3 seconds left
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Kevin Durant reveals true height on KNBR interview with Fitz
Durant is officially listed as 6’9″ according to almost every basketball-related website including NBA.com and has been ever since his days at Texas. Thank God Fitz managed to squeeze in one final question so we can lay this 10-year-long discussion to rest and move on with satisfaction.
