Golden State Warriors

By Fantasy Junkie Warriors: 3-8 Radio: KNBR 680 Warriors by 3. Yea, that's right. I think the Warriors will win shorthanded against a superior team and I have no idea how. Anthony Randolph with a double double (missed shots and rebounds)Monta Ellis drop 30Greg Oden with 15 rebounds

By mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com (Marcus Thompson II / Oakland Tribune) Since team traded Stephen Jackson, team has displayed better ball movement, chemistry

By mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com (Marcus Thompson II / Oakland Tribune) Bell's gritty effort impresses teammates in loss to Celtics.    Blogs: Inside Warriors | Fan | Forum | More Warriors

By Adam Lauridsen The positive to take from the Celtics game is that the Warriors “big” line-up did an excellent job playing a physical game against the Celtics on defense while still pushing the tempo on the offense.  Curry was the main player pushing the ball, but the real credit lies with the Warriors defe...

By Fantasy Junkie The final outcome was pretty much what we all expected, a blowout win for the Celtics. The Warriors hung tough for the first half, but when that 3rd quarter came around, boy oh boy, that was rough. The Celtics didn't put the Warriors away, they just let the Warriors hang around for most of the 3r...

By Fantasy Junkie Warriors: 3-7 Celtics: 8-3 Radio: KNBR 1050 Blog Buddy: Celtics Blog Can we just have one day without drama? Stephen Jackson this and Stephen Jackson that, he wanted to go to a contender but now he's a Bobcat. Monta might want out as well?

By Hash Enter the fourth. As the fatigue set in for the Warriors, Anthony Randolph stepped in and completely turned his dismal game around. Scoring most of his 13 points in the 4th quarter alone, Randolph came out with a fire unseen in the previous three quarters. As the back and forth continued, the W...

By Smooth Who: Cleveland Cavaliers (7-3) vs. Golden State Warriors (3-6) Warriors: Monta Ellis, Anthony Morrow, Corey Maggette, Anthony Randolph, Mikki Moore Warriors: Kelenna Azubuike (Knee), Brandan Wright (Shoulder Surgery), Andris Biedrins (Osteitis Pubis)

By Adam Lauridsen John Wooden once observed that “things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out.”  For the Warriors, things have turned out far from how they planned in this young season.  Down to six healthy bodies (assuming Bell and Radmanovic can’t suit up in Cleveland), the te...

By Atma Brother ONE Stephen Jackson says the Golden State Warriors don't care about winning, but the Charlotte Bobcats do [Orlando Sentinel] SB Nation Sports Stream BREAKING NEWS: Golden State Warriors trade Stephen Jackson + Acie Law to Charlotte Bobcats for Raja Bell + Vladimir Radmanovic Jax to Ch...

By Adam Lauridsen Our long national nightmare is over — or at least our three-month local nightmare of a disgruntled Stephen Jackson trying to force his way off the team.  Jackson got his wish, the Warriors largely get to hit the reset button, and hopefully everyone will be better off for it.  I doubt Bell and...

By dreamleague Jennings was also NBA-ready because he has a tear-drop floater. That is an absolute requirement in the Association. Maybe not a requirement in tonight's Warriors game though, since the Warriors are lacking interior size. Against the Warriors, Alexander will probably be a non-factor aga...

By Adam Lauridsen The Warriors needed a win desperately Friday night in New York, and they resorted to desperate measures to get one.  In a throwback to the middle of last season, Stephen Jackson played 30 seconds short of a full game and Ellis logged 40 minutes, despite Saturday’s back-to-back game agains...

By feltb0t One game after Canis Hoopus, the SB Nation Wolves blogger, disgustedly began his recap in the third quarter, I was tempted to begin mine in the first.  Because this game was over the moment Private Stephen Jackson set foot on the court.  Gone was the player who got 15 assists in the Wolves gam...

Danny Granger scored 31 points and grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds to help the Indiana Pacers beat the Golden State Warriors 108-94 on Wednesday night for their third straight win.

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By Fantasy Junkie So many questions, so few answers: Is Don Nelson tanking already? Is John Wall that good? When is Stephen Jackson going to get traded? Can we trade for Chris Bosh even if he doesn't sign an extension? Will he even be any good playing for this cursed franchise? If you could trade all the Warrio...

By Adam Lauridsen “We need Biedrins and Turiaf” – Injuries are always the easiest excuse, but not all injuries are created equal.  Nelson’s system has little use for Biedrins and Turiaf when they’re healthy (other than hauling down rebounds and blocking shots), so it’s strange to suddenly elevate them to...

By Adam Lauridsen It took the Warriors ten quarters of basketball, but just after the half Wednesday night against the Memphis Grizzlies, the five players running up and down the court finally looked like a team.  Granted, it’s only start — but given what came before it, something to build on is precisely wh...

Monta Ellis had 24 points and a season-high 12 assists, Anthony Morrow added 24 points, and Corey Maggette had 20 to lead Golden State to its first win of the season, 113-105 over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.

By jae Ugh! Anthony Randolph still has a knack for grabbing rebounds, but he appears no closer to being a SF than he was at the beginning of last year. The discipline and shot selection that seemed to be improving at the end of last season looks like it's still on summer vacation.

By Adam Lauridsen Around 5:30 Tuesday evening — roughly 24 hours before the Warriors tip off their 09-10 season — the Bay Bridge snapped.  All the Warriors can do now is hope it’s not an omen.  The Warriors, like the Bridge, have suffered nearly two decades of neglect in the wake of abrupt catastrophes.  Many wi...

By Adam Lauridsen “It’s only preseason” is usually invoked against the Warriors’ ugly, losing performances in October.  Far too often, however, we’ve seen them make the same October mistakes in January or April.  For Thursday’s win over the Hornets, I’m hoping that for once it’s the positives — not the neg...

Anthony Morrow scored 34 points, Corey Maggette added 23 and the Golden State Warriors beat the New Orleans Hornets 126-92 in a preseason game Thursday night.

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By Adam Lauridsen Suspending Stephen Jackson?  A start.  Firing Robert Rowell for creating this mess?  Now that would be progress. Stephen Jackson’s rapid-foul, foul-mouthed tantrum on Friday shouldn’t have come as a shock to anyone.  Jackson has been talking for a month about his strong desire not to pla...

By Atma Brother ONE Suns Fall Short Against Warriors, 104-101 - Bright Side Of The Sun Exhibition #4: Ws vs. Suns - Inside the Warriors - with Marcus Thompson Warriors 104 Suns 101 " Feltbot's Warriors Blog 48 Minutes.net   " (Exhibition) Game No. 4: Warriors vs. Suns, live

By Adam Lauridsen Stephen Jackson — Our captain may still be on the roster, but mentally and emotionally he looks like he’s already been traded.  The box score captures his 1-9, 0 rebound line, but it doesn’t convey Jackson sitting on the floor following no-call contact on a drive as the Lakers went streakin...

By Atma Brother ONE But... are you ready for some GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS BASKETBALL?! Poll Who will get the 2009-2010 NBA Preseason kicked off with a bang today? Golden State Warriors aka Clippers North LA Clippers aka Warriors South Sacramento Kings aka Clippers Super North   292 votes | Results

By Adam Lauridsen It’s been nearly three months since we’ve had any real Warriors’ basketball to discuss, so fans should be forgiven for being overcome with a little early summer league excitement.  With three games in the books, the Warriors’ most intriguing pieces — Anthony Randolph and Stephen Curry —...

By Atma Brother ONE We interrupt your regularly scheduled Amare Stoudemire to the Warriors and Masala Curry madness to take a look at the Warriors new young point guard who has been on the squad for less than a week. Warriors bring in Law [SFGate] State of the Hawks point guard [Peachtree Hoops]

By Atma Brother ONE I'd be willing to pretty much trade anyone not named Rudolph, Moped, or Andris to bring Butler to the Bay. I'm a sucker for some irrational Anthony Randolph hype right now and I don't see that stopping till opening night when the Warriors lose by 20. I'd be perfectly happy to see Ellis shipped o...

By Adam Lauridsen Thursday afternoon the Warriors held a phone conference with season ticket holders, finally putting Robert Rowell in a position to hear what at least a few fans really thought.  It was not “no holds barred” by any means, but Rowell and new GM Larry Riley were confronted with a few tough ques...

By Adam Lauridsen First the caveats: the Celtics looked worn out.  The loss to the Lakers on Christmas day obviously took a lot out of them and broke their momentum.  Likewise, the Warriors got a boost in the form of a more rested and healthy Jackson.  Given Nelson’s pre-injury rotations, we’re unlikely to see...

If you haven't seen this yet, you have to watch the highlights of Miami's 130-129 OT win over the Warriors. Dwyane Wade was the hero, but Michael Beasley, Udonis Haslem, and Chris Quinn all made HUGE game-saving plays. Jamal Crawford scored 40. The Warriors -- in a real funk now -- made all kind...

By Adam Lauridsen We get a point guard who can drive and kick, shooting guards who can shoot, Jackson anchoring things at small forward, Randolph cleaning glass, blocking shots, and pushing the ball at four, and Biedrins doing what he does best at center.  Our bench is more than able, so we should be able to ke...

Even before Anthony Morrow scored a career-high 37 points in his first NBA start Saturday afternoon, a more important story had emerged. He already had supplanted second-year shooting guard Marco Belinelli in Don Nelson's rotation. Nelson had been playing Belinelli ahead of Morrow to s...

By rss@youtube.com (1EDmanLV) LOS ANGELES, November 15,2008(AP) -- In the first meeting between Baron Davis and Corey Maggette since they switched teams as free agents this summer, an undrafted rookie named Anthony Morrow stole the show. Morrow had 37 points and 11 rebounds in his first NBA start, leading the Golden S...

By Rubble Rubble interviews Leyda Silva, a leading member of the Socialist Worker's Party of Mexico (POS). She is a teacher in Mexico City, has worked on student issues and been jailed for six weeks for involvement in UNAM struggles. She was in San Francisco for the annual Radical Women socialist-fe...

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Herald Celtics back on guard Hornets 24/7 Introducing James Posey ESPN Lakers let Turiaf go to Warriors, will look to Bynum in middle Suns reportedly to sign ex-Warrior Barnes Lex Nihil Novi Celtics blow late lead Celtics' offense sputters Robert Reid: The other #33

By Atma Brother ONE Thanks to Nellie, Ralph Barbieri and Tom Tolbert for the best 30 minutes on a Thursday afternoon you could ever ask for. We laughed, we cried, etc., etc. Can't wait till next season (Cohan- open the wallet and give this good man a raise!) and the return of The Don Nelson show!

Probable starters for Golden State are Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington, Andris Biedrins, Baron Davis and Monta Ellis ESPN senior writer Lester Munson, a Chicago attorney and journalist, says Howard Schultz plans to file a lawsuit against Clay Bennett to get the team back is a long shot.

By Atma Brother ONE Nellie thinks last year's team with Jason Richardson was better than this year's even though their record is better.If the Warriors kept JR he would've played him at the 3 spot with Monta Ellis at the 2. About JRich- "We sure coulda used him."Nellie believes that if he played the young guys ear...

Carlesimo talked about Luke Ridnour and his situation during the last part of the season. He said he's not concerned about seeing what Ridnour can do because he already knows that Ridnour can play, and what Seattle does with Ridnour after the season is over will be determined by Seattle gen...

By Atma Brother ONE Nellie was saying the other day on The Don Nelson show on KNBR that he doesn't think the Warriors were as good as their 19-7 record (as of Thursday). I'd have to agree and tonight's bad loss to a team they need to compete with or hopefully dominate them at home in Oakland really supports that. I do...

By David Friedman Anyone who visits this site regularly knows that I have repeatedly insisted (most recently in this post) that teams should not be afraid to run against the Golden State Warriors and that the Dallas Mavericks could have avoided their upset loss to the Warriors in last year's playoffs if the Mavericks had pushed the ball up the court instead of trying to slow the game down. These truths were once against confirmed in Dallas' 121-99 win over Golden State on Wednesday night. Dirk Nowitzki scored a game-high 29 points on 9-16 shooting, adding eight rebounds, six assists and three blocked shots. Nowitzki had a game-high plus/minus rating of +25. Five other Mavericks also scored in double figures, including Josh Howard, who had 19 points and a gam...   [read the full post]

By R Dizzle The graphics in NBA 2k8 are a lot like Stephen Jackson - they can be right on the money but also reeeal nasty. About 90% of the character models have been created accurately and beautifully. Major players - Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, Dwight Howard, Shaq, Nate Robinson, Chris Paul, Andri...

By podcasts@sfgate.com (Benny Evangelista) Beat writer Janny Hu podcasts from Salt Lake City on the Golden State Warriors' continuing wild ride in the NBA playoffs . Janny talks about how the Warriors opened the second round with an...

By podcasts@sfgate.com (Benny Evangelista) The Golden State Warriors are shocking the basketball world by dominating the top-seeded Dallas Mavericks in the first round of the NBA playoffs . Beat writer Janny Hu and deputy...

By Jaime Aron The Dallas Mavericks finally discovered that beating the Golden State Warriors isn't as hard as they had made it look. And it's even easier when Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson lose their cool.

My NBA playoff first round picks: Pistons/Magic - Pistons in 5 Cavs/Wizards - Cavs in 4 Raptors/Nets - Raptors in 7 Heat/Bulls - Heat in 6 Mavs/Warriors - Mavs in 6 Suns/Lakers - Suns in 5 Spurs//Nuggets - Spurs in 7 Jazz/Rockets - Rockets in 6

By podcasts@sfgate.com (Benny Evangelista) Believe it or not, the Golden State Warriors are in the NBA playoffs . How did that happen? Warriors beat writer J anny Hu and deputy sports editor Larry Yant are back to podcast about the...