Tag: Golden State Warriors
Warriors say Andre Iguodala (left knee soreness) is probable for Game 4 at Spurs while Zaza Pachulia (right heel contusion) is questionable. Source: Marc J. Spears of ESPN on Twitter
Zaza Pachulia can handle being the villain of the Western Conference finals. But what Pachulia can’t tolerate and what he wishes Spurs coach Gregg Popovich would have considered when he fanned the rage of so many fans by deeming the 33-year-old a dirty player and even comparing the play to “manslaughter,” are the social media […]
Without Kawhi Leonard, the Spurs are on the brink of elimination, writes Ben Nadeau
Dynasties are a part of sports, but what happens when other teams simply stop believing they can compete?
Washington Wizards vice president of basketball operations Tommy Sheppard and Golden State Warriors assistant general manager Travis Schlenk have emerged as the new names of note in the Atlanta Hawks’ front-office search, according to league sources. Sources told ESPN that the Hawks have conducted interviews with both Sheppard and Schlenk this week and continue to […]
Kevin Durant on the amount of blowouts this postseason: “If you don’t like it, don’t watch it.” Source: Kenny Ducey of Sports Illustrated on Twitter
Asked Draymond Green if they know it’s inevitable that it’ll be GSW-CLE in the Finals: “Nah, it’s not inevitable. We’ve lost a lead before.” Source: Tim Kawakami of The Mercury News on Twitter
The Warriors say Andre Iguodala (left knee soreness) & Zaza Pachulia (right heel contusion) are questionable for Game 3 at Spurs. Source: Marc J. Spears of ESPN on Twitter
The availability of Spurs star forward Kawhi Leonard remained in question Thursday for Game 3 of the Western Conference finals as the team took part in its first practice in preparation for Saturday’s matchup against the Golden State Warriors. Leonard did not participate in Thursday’s workout, but multiple players said they saw the forward at […]
Three members of the Golden State Warriors were voted onto the All-NBA teams, but Draymond Green thinks there should have been four. Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant made the second team, while Green snagged a third-team honor. Sharpshooter Klay Thompson was left off of all three teams. Source: Chris Haynes of ESPN
