Golden State Warriors

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The aftermath of the Warriors' 118-90 humiliation at the hands of the Clippers Friday was obvious a day later at practice, but good luck finding any tape of the debacle. "I don't think we'll ever watch it," Stephen Curry said Saturday. "We know it was ugly,"...

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By mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com (Marcus Thompson II / Oakland Tribune) Monta Ellis and Stephen Curry keep ball moving to beat Memphis Grizzlies   Randolph's playing time is spotty

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By alleyoop Curry is off to a good start to his NBA career. He has started both of the Warriors games so far this season and he has averaged 37.5 minutes, 13.0 points, 2.0 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 2.5 steals per game. Curry is also shooting a very sharp 57.1% from the floor this season. Look for Curry’s scoring to go...

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By Ryan Lester They play three games, but they are the Warriors so you know they are going to score. Plus, it's a soft schedule with games against Memphis, the Clippers, and Sacramento. Feel free to play Monta Ellis, Stephen Jackson, and Kelenna Azubuike. Stephen Curry, Andris Biedrins, and Anthony Rando...

The Warriors have until Wednesday, when they host Memphis, to try to bring an end to some disturbing trends. * Playing against the Monta Ellis-Stephen Curry ... For Curry to lead, Jackson may have to goSanta Rosa Press Democrat Suns welcome Golden State to USACFanster.com (blog)

ROTATION: Starters -- Point guard Stephen Curry, Shooting guard Monta Ellis, Small forward Stephen Jackson, Power forward Ronny Turiaf, Center Andris Biedrins. Bench -- Guard Anthony Morrow, Forward Kelenna Azubuike, Forward Corey Maggette, Forward Anthony Randolph. PLAYER NOTES...

By Scotty Kane It looks like Don Nelson finally has some trust in a rookie player and I'm glad to see that. As a fan of the Warriors, last night's loss was tough, but encouraging in some ways—to see a healthy Monta Ellis, a rookie point guard that played well, and Anthony Morrow who can shoot lights out was nic...

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Stephen Curry is the fun, fragile future of the Warriors , and Stephen Jackson already looks as if he's part of the past.

The good news: rookie guard Stephen Curry lived up to the hype the preceded his NBA debut Wednesday night. He finished with 14 points, seven assists, four steals and two turnovers in 36 minutes.

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By Adam Lauridsen Meet the new Warriors, same as the old Warriors.  There were moments in their opening night 107-108 loss to the Rockets when I was fooled into thinking things had changed.  Nelson started two bigs to protect the paint, Stephen Curry distributed the ball and ran perfectly executed fast brea...

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The Warriors lost to the Rockets 108-107 Here are the basics: * Trailing 108-105 in the final seconds, Anthony Morrow missed a three-pointer over a double team. Stephen Curry grabbed the offensive rebound and tried to draw a foul on a lay up, but there was no whistle. * Monta Ellis scored a gam...

By editor@mercurynews.com (By Marcus Thompson II mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com) The Warriors got 26 points from Monta Ellis and a promising debut from Stephen Curry

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By tkawakami@mercurynews.com (By Tim Kawakami Mercury News Columnist) Stephen Curry is the fun, fragile future of the Warriors, and Stephen Jackson already looks as if he's part of the past.

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Monta Ellis grabbed the microphone and addressed the crowd with energy and confidence before the game. Strong move. -- Steal by Stephen Curry, smart pass to ... Report: New Orleans Hornets interested in Golden State Warriors swingman ...NewOrleans.Com

By Atma Brother ONE Right now, anyone who plays with Curry looks good. I would think Monta should love it. Golden State Warriors Head Coach Don Nelson about newly named starter rookie Stephen Curry [MT- Inside the Warriors] + Video

Stephen Curry will start alongside Monta Ellis in the Warriors' backcourt for the season-opener on Wednesday night against the Houston Rockets. And Don Nelson believes he has an idea on how to minimize any matchup problems the two 6-foot-3 guards may encounter.

Warriors coach Don Nelson regularly raves about rookie Stephen Curry.

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. Stephen Curry, the Warriors' first-round draft pick, broke out of his offensive slump with 14 points, 10 assists and six rebound...

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Forward Anthony Randolph will miss the Warriors' preseason game against New Orleans tonight with injuries that could end up costing him regular-season games, and C.J. Watson will start ahead of Stephen Curry and Anthony Morrow, coach Don Nelson said Wednesday.

By Atma Brother ONE Part 1: Don Nelson, Monta Ellis, and Stephen Jackson Drama plus the Nellie-Monta- Stephen Curry triangle Part 2: Brandan Wright, Andris Biedrins, and Chris MullinPart 3: Robert Rowell's incompetence and the shopping on Andris Biedrins who my colleague Adam called The Forgotten Wa...

Leading scorer Stephen Jackson wants out, tired of losing and seeing other star players leave town. Monta Ellis doesn't think he and rookie Stephen Curry can coexist in the same backcourt - at least that was his initial, gut reaction. That's a lot of popping off by the top two players on the Go...

Two games into the Warriors' preseason schedule, Monta Ellis and Stephen Curry have not played together, but that wasn't necessarily a coaching decision in Wednesday's 118-101 loss to the Lakers at the Honda Center in Anaheim.

By Atma Brother ONE Jump for Tim's thoughts on whether Don Nelson, Monta Ellis, and Stephen Jackson will last the entire season with the Warriors as well as the Nellie-Monta-Stephen Curry love triangle. Golden State of Mind: Which if any of the Warriors recent big headline grabbers (Don Nelson, Monta Ellis...

By Hash No doubt. It's always tough to focus on a college phenom and predict his success in the bigs, but so far all signs point to yes. According to Marcus Thompson at the San Jose Mercury: He's holding his own very nicely," coach Don Nelson said Wednesday. 2009-2010 Golden State Warriors Preview  

By editor@mercurynews.com (By Marcus Thompson II mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com) Stephen Jackson still wants out, and Monta Ellis has issues with rookie point guard Stephen Curry.

The Warriors might enter training camp with five point guards under contract. Count 'em: Monta Ellis, who was penciled in as the starter by coach Don Nelson; rookie Stephen Curry, whom Nelson called the best he's seen since Steve Nash; possibly C.J. Watson, the restricted free agent whom ma...

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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 Warriors might select a power forward [Bay Area News Group]Warriors G.M. Riley will need thick skin [Mercury]Riley and Nelson talk Warriors: On the Monta Ellis visit, the point guard issue, and Jordan Hill [Talking Points]Warriors not afraid of a little competition after draft [Ba...

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