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Kelly Oubre was acquired by the Warriors to replace Klay Thompson. But nine games into Golden State’s campaign, coach Steve Kerr should be looking to replace Oubre in the team’s starting lineup. The move to acquire Oubre had a price tag of $80 million for the season, prodigious luxury taxes included. It’s fair to say…
Kurtenbach: The Warriors have an $80 million problem — Monterey Herald
Can James Wiseman be Golden State’s No. 2 option, and does Kelly Oubre Jr. have a future with the Warriors?
Mailbag: Should the Warriors feature James Wiseman more? — East Bay Times
The insurrection by supporters of President Donald Trump at the U.S. Capitol weighed heavily on the minds of members of the Golden State Warriors, coming just hours before the team tipped-off against the Los Angeles Clippers Wednesday night.
Steve Kerr, Draymond Green Rail Against Trump-Fueled Insurrection Before Warriors-Clippers Game — CBS San Francisco
Kawhi Leonard and Paul George score 21 points apiece, and Patrick Beverley and Nicolas Batum combine for a trio of late 3-pointers as the Clippers top Golden State and a cold-shooting Steph Curry, 108-101.
Clippers outlast Warriors in ragged game after day of turmoil — Orange County Register
When rookie center James Wiseman curled around a screen and drilled an open jumper with near-textbook form on the first play of Friday’s loss to the Portland Trail Blazers, he impressed more than just Warriors coaches and teammates. “Everybody can see that he’s a very talented young man,” said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts…
Warriors’ Steve Kerr tempering expectations for James Wiseman: ‘You can’t rush it’ — East Bay Times
Draymond Green’s long-awaited return was not expected to be a quick fix, and that was made clear in the Warriors’ 123-98 home-opening loss to the Portland Trail Blazers Friday at Chase Center. After Green’s season debut was delayed four games because of foot and conditioning issues, he went scoreless on 0-for-2 shooting and had four…
Warriors fall to Trail Blazers, 123-98, despite Draymond Green’s return — East Bay Times
Former Warrior teases ex-teammate Damion Lee after his last-second, game-winning shot that beat Bulls.
Iguodala’s hilarious reaction to Damion Lee’s game-winner for Warriors — Red Bluff Daily News
The Warriors are feeling the pain of playing without Klay Thompson. And Thompson is feeling the pain of not playing for the second consecutive season. Last Tuesday, before the Warriors opened their season against the Brooklyn Nets, Thompson shared his pain in an Instagram post. A photo of him running the floor hard and strong…
NBA stars, former teammates respond to Klay Thompson’s painful post — East Bay Times
Eleven years after the Golden State Warriors made Steph Curry the seventh overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, the greatest shooter in NBA history is continuing to add to his legacy. In the first half of the Warriors’ Christmas Day matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks, Curry surpassed Rick Barry to become the all-time leading…
Steph Curry passes Rick Barry, Wilt Chamberlain up next on Warriors’ all-time scoring list — East Bay Times
The Nets looked like the championship Warriors for a night with impressive ball movement and scoring.
Durant, Nets look every bit a contender in 125-99 blowout of Warriors — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
The Warriors will start rookie James Wiseman at center in Tuesday night’s season opener at Brooklyn, a league source confirmed with the Bay Area News Group. This move signals just how much confidence the Warriors have in Wiseman, who has not played an organized game in 13 months and missed all of preseason after testing…
Warriors’ James Wiseman to start at center in season opener vs. Nets — East Bay Times
When Stephen Curry sees Kevin Durant make his regular-season debut for the Brooklyn Nets Tuesday night, he doesn’t anticipate a rush of adrenaline because he will be playing his former Warriors teammate. “At the end of the day, it’s just another game,” Curry said Monday. “It’s our first regular-season game, so there’s (already) a lot…
Warriors’ Steph Curry says he looks forward to playing Nets’ Kevin Durant in season opener — Monterey Herald
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