Kelly Oubre Jr. scored 24 points and Jordan Poole added 19 but the Warriors’ comeback fell short in their 108-98 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers Tuesday night at Chase Center. Poor shooting in the first and fourth quarters ultimately doomed Golden State (22-22) despite a 40-point third quarter that helped erase a 24-point deficit. The…
Warriors’ comeback falls short against 76ers Tuesday — East Bay Times
Three takeaways from the Warriors’ 116-103 win over the Memphis Grizzlies (18-20) Friday night. Without Stephen Curry, Golden State improved to 22-20 and have now won three of their last four:
Three takeaways from the Warriors’ win over the Grizzlies, including Andrew Wiggins’ recent surge — Chico Enterprise-Record
After another G League player called him “coronavirus” on the court, Lin, who is Taiwanese American, has been speaking out against the racism and bigotry that numerous Asian Americans have faced since former President Donald Trump began referring to the coronavirus as the “China virus” last year.
Jeremy Lin talks embracing Linsanity, denouncing racism and staying hungry — The Denver Post
Warriors center James Wiseman and forward Eric Paschall have entered the NBA health and safety protocols and will not play Wednesday night in Houston, a team source told the Bay Area News Group.
Warriors’ Wiseman, Paschall out vs. Rockets due to COVID contact tracing — East Bay Times
Jeremy Lin proved to himself he’s still an NBA-caliber player while playing for the Santa Cruz Warriors in the G League’s bubble. He’s just waiting for an NBA team to agree with him. 584 more words
Jeremy Lin fights racism while battling to return to the NBA — East Bay Times
Three takeaways from the Warriors’ 131-119 win over the Utah Jazz (28-10) Sunday afternoon at Chase Center. The Warriors (20-19) get back to over .500 and snap their four-game losing streak: 983 more words
Takeaways from the Warriors’ win over the Jazz, including James Wiseman’s impact on the 2nd unit — East Bay Times
Can the Warriors win a championship with a big man as their best player? Plus, should Golden State trade for Zach LaVine, and who it should target in the 2021 NBA draft.
Warriors Mailbag: Do bigs win championships, and is Alen Smailagic’s career over? — Monterey Herald
Entering the second half of the season, the Warriors have more questions than answers. But one question supersedes all the others: Who do the Warriors want to be this season? After a first half that provided the full spectrum of performances, the Warriors currently lie firmly in the realm of mediocrity — ninth place in…
Kurtenbach: It’s referendum time for the middling Warriors — Monterey Herald
By STEVE REED AP Sports Writer CHARLOTTE (AP) — Draymond Green lost his cool and the Golden State Warriors lost another game. After Green picked up two technical fouls and was ejected with 9.3 seconds left for arguing the outcome of a jump ball, Terry Rozier hit an off-balance jumper from the left corner as […]
Rozier hits game-winner as Hornets capitalize on Draymond Green’s blow up — Salisbury Post
Despite Draymond Green being a late scratch and a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter, the Warriors fought, forced overtime and beat the Miami Heat, 120-112, Wednesday night at Chase Center. Shorthanded, the Warriors trailed most of the game. But they hung around and outscored Miami 21-9 in the final 8:40 of regulation as Kent…
Steph Curry, Kent Bazemore lead Warriors to comeback win over Heat — East Bay Times
In the midst of playing their best basketball of the season, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green extended personal streaks and the Warriors blew out the Cleveland Cavaliers, 129-98, Monday night at Chase Center. With 36 points on 13-of-19 shooting (7-of-11 from 3-point range), Curry has scored at least 25 points and shot 50% or better…
Steph Curry, Draymond Green roll in Warriors win over Cavaliers — Monterey Herald
In an upside-down NBA season, it isn’t easy to pick a frontrunner in the East. Milwaukee, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston all have cases that can be made and concerning flaws to cover up. Miami has yet to be able to put it together and look like the team from the bubble. The smart bet would be […]
Draymond Green on Brooklyn: ‘They’re the team to beat in the East’ — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
The view from left field 