When the NBA and its television partners released the schedule of games at the start of this season, ratings-obsessed executives had reason to be excited about Saturday night. Warriors. Lakers. Steph. LeBron. A viewership bonanza, right? Well, not quite. The game is sure to draw eyeballs, but the air has been sucked out of the…
Amid skid, Warriors can learn from Lakers — it could be worse — Red Bluff Daily News
After the worst fourth-quarter collapse in the NBA this season and the first 20-plus point lead blown by the Warriors in a regular-season game since 2007, Golden State is heading on the road for a brutal stretch of games to start off what appears to be a ruthless March. 1,133 more words
Kurtenbach: Warriors losing the benefit of the doubt in title push — East Bay Times
“I was dominating when I got hurt, and I plan on coming back and dominating. I don’t want to limp out there.”
Draymond Green returns to Warriors practices, inches closer to return — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
SAN FRANCISCO — Klay Thompson is listed as out with an illness for the Warriors’ game Sunday against the Dallas Mavericks at Chase Center. Thompson is not in the NBA’s COVID health and safety protocols, but is listed as having a general illness. He was listed as questionable on the injury report on Saturday. Thompson,…
Warriors’ Klay Thompson listed as out with illness against Dallas — East Bay Times
Warriors rookie Jonathan Kuminga is a perfect example of why I want only rookies in Rising Stars at All-Star Weekend.
Warriors rookie Jonathan Kuminga replacing Pacers’ Chris Duarte in Rising Stars — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
LOS ANGELES — The Warriors will play their final two games before the All-Star break without Andre Iguodala, the same as they have for all but six minutes of their previous 12. With Iguodala nursing a tight lower back, coach Steve Kerr relented that it wouldn’t be until next Thursday, at the earliest, that Golden…
Warriors will hold out Andre Iguodala through All-Star break — Monterey Herald
Almost 10 months since tearing his meniscus, the Warriors’ former No. 2 pick participated in contact drills for the first time Tuesday inside Utah’s Vivint Arena.
Contact, at last: James Wiseman takes momentous step in rehab — Daily Democrat
The last month has been terribly tumultuous for the Golden State Warriors. Klay Thompson’s return and Draymond Green’s injury coincided on Jan. 9. Steph Curry’s shooting slump never seemed to break. 605 more words
Kurtenbach: There’s no need to worry about the Warriors — Monterey Herald
SAN ANTONIO — With the majority of starters sitting out, a skeleton crew of Golden State Warriors will face the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday. On the back-end of a back-to-back, Steph Curry (toe), Klay Thompson (knee, achilles management), Andrew Wiggins (knee), Otto Porter Jr. (foot) and Nemanja Bjelica (back) join Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala…
Warriors’ Curry, Thompson, Wiggins to sit out against San Antonio Spurs — Red Bluff Daily News
The Lakers lead the league in team merchandise sales.
LeBron, Curry lead NBA in jersey sales; Lakers lead in team merchandise — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
In a week’s time, Steve Kerr went from frustrated with Kuminga to commending the strides he made and committing to more playing time.
Kuminga’s strides on Warriors’ road trip made more important by Green’s injury — Monterey Herald
MINNEAPOLIS — By all accounts, Steph Curry hasn’t kept up his pledge to text Andrew Wiggins that photo of him soaring over former teammate Karl Anthony Towns. He hasn’t had to; Wiggins has needed no extra motivation to keep up the aggressive play on display against his former team in their first meeting this season.…
Drawing All-Star attention, Andrew Wiggins needs no extra motivation in return to Minnesota — East Bay Times
The view from left field 