SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors re-assigned rookie Moses Moody to G League affiliate Santa Cruz, the team announced Monday. After suffering a shoulder injury in a loss to the Boston Celtics March 16, Moody has fallen out of the Warriors’ rotation in recent weeks as coach Steve Kerr works to solidify his nine-man group for…
Warriors rookie Moses Moody assigned to Santa Cruz ahead of G League playoffs — East Bay Times
With their 111-107 victory over the Utah Jazz on Saturday night, the Golden State Warriors clinched a playoff berth for the first time in three years and have an opportunity to gain some much-needed momentum as the regular season winds down. Stephen Curry was ruled out for the remainder of the regular season on Friday…
How the Warriors can pick up momentum without Curry heading into playoffs — Monterey Herald
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — One night after an exciting comeback win against the Utah Jazz, the Warriors are resting the bulk of their stars for Sunday’s road game against the Kings. As expected, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala and Otto Porter Jr. were listed as out on the team’s injury report Saturday afternoon for injury management. Draymond…
Warriors injury report: Thompson, Iguodala and Porter out vs. Kings, but one star will play — East Bay Times
The Warriors’ initial timeline on Stephen Curry’s foot injury allowed him to return around now.
Warriors: Stephen Curry to miss rest of regular season — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
SAN FRANCISCO — Favorable playoff seeding on the line, the Warriors can’t afford to lose winnable games. In Sunday night’s 110-108 loss to the San Antonio, a few questionable calls from the officiating crew nudged the game out of the Warriors’ control. In his first start since returning from injury, Draymond Green drew two technicals…
Warriors on controversial foul calls in Spurs loss: ‘The two fouls at the end were bizarre’ — Red Bluff Daily News
SAN FRANCISCO — James Wiseman’s return to the Warriors has been delayed after the 7-foot center experienced swelling in his right knee, a source confirmed Saturday to the Bay Area News Group. Wiseman has been temporarily shut down and won’t play for the Santa Cruz Warriors Sunday. The news, which was first reported by The…
James Wiseman temporarily shutdown after experiencing setback — Monterey Herald
There was reportedly optimism Warriors star Stephen Curry would return for the playoffs, but there was still more to assess after he injured his foot Wednesday.
Warriors: Stephen Curry out at least two weeks with foot injury — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Draymond Green returned to the Warriors to help them fulfill his championship guarantee, of course.
Draymond Green argues he can still win Defensive Player of the Year — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Unhappy with how the NBA rescheduled its game against the Nuggets, the Warriors didn’t send their top players to Denver on Monday.
Stephen Curry overjoys young fan who cried when Curry missed previous Warriors-Nuggets game — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
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STOCKTON — Warriors sophomore center James Wiseman was expected to be rusty in his first live game action in 11 months. But as a recent No. 2 overall, he was also expected to show some flashes of top-flight talent, too. Expectations were, indeed, reality in the center’s return to the court Thursday. There was some rust,…
The good, the bad from James Wiseman’s return to the court — Monterey Herald
It was another chill effort from the Clippers on Tuesday night, and not in the good way. They shot a season-worst 35.5% from the field en route to a 112-97 loss to the Golden State Warriors before 18,064 fans at Chase Center. Still shorthanded with injured All-Stars Kawhi Leonard and Paul George watching in street…
Clippers’ shooting remains icy in loss to Warriors — Daily Breeze
LOS ANGELES — The post-practice action at American Airlines Center this week should give Warriors fans a bit of hope about the team’s injured players. 855 more words
Andre Iguodala’s return could be nearing, and the Warriors need him — East Bay Times
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