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Golden State Warriors head coach Don Nelson and guard Baron Davis (along with Nellie's dog, Lucky) met a horde of reporters a day after their ... www.truveo.com

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By rss@youtube.com (ymydy4) In his third year, Biedrins got a lucky break when the Warriors decided to replace coach Mike Montgomery with ex-Dallas Mavericks coach Don Nelson, elected one of the NBA's "Top Ten All Time Coaches". Nelson needed just five games to bench the consistently underperforming Warriors' cen...

By rss@youtube.com (GoldenStateWarriors) As part of the Warriors' Cancer Awareness Night, FSN Bay Area filmed a special feature on Warriors Head Coach Don Nelson and his wife, Joy, who are both cancer survivors. For full coverage of the Warriors, visit warriors.com. http://www.nba.com/warriors/index_main.html

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By Rusty Simmons Help for the shorthanded Warriors could be on the horizon. Ronny Turiaf was cautiously optimistic Wednesday that his left knee sprain is healing and is calling it day to day. The day before, coach Don Nelson said he thought Andris Biedrins, who will have his...

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The Warriors with an eight-man rotation, are hanging in there Wednesday, trailing Boston 49-48 at the half. * Coach Don Nelson said he would like to see a game of H.O.R.S.E. between Anthony Morrow and Ray Allen, one of the most accurate three-point shooters in the history of the league. That might...

By San Francisco Chronicle Warriors coach Don Nelson wholly dismissed a CBS report claiming he would step down imminently and… Read Read Comments

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The Warriors battled fatigue, another injury and a double-digit deficit only to fall 129-125 to Milwaukee . In so doing, they made Brandon Jennings look like a star in the making. * Coach Don Nelson eschewed the idea that he will step down anytime soon, reiterating his desire to complete his...

By Rusty Simmons Warriors coach Don Nelson wholly dismissed a CBS report claiming he would step down imminently and the team is shopping its best player, Monta Ellis. Nelson, 69, is nine games into a two-year, $12 million extension, and he laughed when asked before Saturday's...

By alleyoop 21-year old rookie point guard Stephen Curry is off to a so-so start to the 2009-2010 NBA season. Curry has played in 8 games (6 starts) for the Warriors this season and he is averaging 26.3 minutes, 7.6 points, 2.0 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game. Head Coach Don Nelson always [...]

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By Atma Brother ONE From all this hysteria you would think Nellie has been a loser his entire second tenure with the Warriors with the likes of LeBron James and Kobe Bryant. With no realistic trade scenarios emerging for Stephen Jackson -- and with the team's other miserable star, Monta Ellis, wanting out, to...

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The Warriors beat a one-win team for the third time Friday night, running away from the Knicks 121-107 . * Coach Don Nelson has been asking for his team to share the ball. How is this for balance? Stephen Jackson had 23 points, Kelenna Azubuike, Monta Ellis and Corey Maggette each had 22, and C.J....

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) Warriors coach Don Nelson and Monta Ellis had a public spat after Thursday's practice, an episode that acts as a microcosm of the dysfunctional team and may represent a bigger problem with the franchise and its best player. Most Warriors players started the...

By San Francisco Chronicle Warriors coach Don Nelson and Monta Ellis had a public spat after Thursday's practice, an episode… Read Read Comments

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) Warriors coach Don Nelson stormed out and a red-faced, frustrated Monta Ellis couldn't be consoled by teammates. So ended Thursday's practice in New York City. As the players cooled down from a practice at the Reebok Sports Club and prepared for the bus ride to the London hotel, Ellis calle...

By mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com (Marcus Thompson II / Oakland Tribune) Memorable trade is about to get worse for WarriorsINDIANAPOLIS — Coach Don Nelson said before Wednesday's game that the relationship between the Warriors and forward Stephen Jackson is irreconcilable and that his departure is imminent.

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) INDIANAPOLIS - Add another chapter to the Stephen Jackson chronicles. The disgruntled swingman played only 18 minutes in the Warriors' 108-94 loss to Indiana at Conseco Fieldhouse on Wednesday night because of a mysterious injury. Coach Don Nelson yanked...

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By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) Drama abounds and the Warriors have another loss to show for it. This time, it was Indiana 108, Warriors 94. Stephen Jackson played only 18 minutes because coach Don Nelson said his disgruntled swingman has a hip or back injury. Of course, Jackson disagrees. "I'm fine," Jackson said postgame...

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) The Warriors trail the Pacers 64-47 after a half in which Stephen Jackson stole the show without doing anything memorable on the court. * Jackson was yanked after only six minutes, and he didn't return in the first half. Coach Don Nelson said Jackson has a sore hip, but his 18 minutes of bench t...

By skyler@hoopsworld.com (Steve Kyler) The agent for Stephen Jackson unloads on Warriors' coach Don Nelson... Will Iverson retire?... No Timeline On Gasol... NBA Chats at 11am and 2pm EST

By rsimmons@sfchronicle.com (Rusty Simmons) In a word: embarrassing. Coach Don Nelson deemed the Warriors' 118-90 loss Friday night an embarrassment, and his players parroted the message after being thoroughly outplayed by the Clippers in front of 18,788 at Oracle Arena. "I don't have a lot to tell you...

By mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com (Marcus Thompson II / Oakland Tribune) Sources: Randolph to blame for his troublesWarriors management will not force coach Don Nelson to play second-year forward Anthony Randolph.A team source said the front office is confident in Nelson's judgment of the situation, especially after the way Nelson dealt with Randolph las...

By editor@mercurynews.com (By Marcus Thompson II mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com) Coach Don Nelson said before the game he hoped fans wouldn't boo the swingman. Nelson didn't get his wish.

By San Francisco Chronicle Coach Don Nelson said he believes a Stephen Curry-Monta Ellis backcourt gives the Warriors the best… Read Read Comments

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

The last thing Warriors coach Don Nelson expected to worry him was Stephen Curry's shot.

Warriors coach Don Nelson regularly raves about rookie Stephen Curry.

Warriors coach Don Nelson is unsure if Anthony Randolph will play in the season opener Wednesday after the second-year forward aggravated his lower-back injury Tuesday during an exhibition loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in Ontario.

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.

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By editor@mercurynews.com (By Curtis Pashelka cpashelka@bayareanewsgroup.com) Warriors coach Don Nelson is unsure if Anthony Randolph will play in the season opener Wednesday after the second-year forward aggravated his lower-back injury Tuesday.

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Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson has left the team for a family emergency and will miss Tuesday night's preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers in Ontario. Nelson is with his wife, Joy, in Southern California after her 54-year-old brother, Mark Van Kampen, was injured in a mot...

By the time Warriors practice ended Friday, Stephen Jackson appeared to get the message that coach Don Nelson was trying to send with a series of radio interviews a night earlier.

Warriors coach Don Nelson said Wednesday that he wouldn't be offering daily updates on Stephen Jackson's mood, but that didn't stop the disgruntled swingman from spouting off once again.

Stephen Jackson returned to the Warriors on Tuesday. There were no balloons or coffee cake. But coach Don Nelson did commemorate the occasion by using a jet engine to blow smoke up the pant legs of the assembled media.

By editor@mercurynews.com (By Gary Peterson Bay Area News Group) Stephen Jackson returned to the Warriors on Tuesday. There were no balloons or coffee cake. But coach Don Nelson did commemorate the occasion by using a jet engine to blow smoke up the pant legs of the assembled media.   Warriors blog | Forum | More Warriors

By R Dizzle Stephen Jackson gives up Warriors' captaincy (Thanks to IQofaWarrior for the FanPost) Warriors Head Coach Don Nelson Speaks Before Training Camp 2009 Poll Is it time for Stephen Jackson to leave the Warriors? Yes No   90 votes | Results

Captain Jack" is no longer. Disgruntled Golden State swingman Stephen Jackson asked to relinquish his captain title during a meeting Tuesday with Warriors coach Don Nelson and general manager Larry Riley. Nelson accepted on the heels of Jackson's two-game suspension for an outburst at...

INDIAN WELLS Warriors coach Don Nelson said the team will try to accommodate forward Stephen Jackson's request for a trade, but only if it benefits the team.

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 Atma Brother ONE Anybody who plays with Curry is going to be the beneficiary of open looks," Warriors coach Don Nelson said. "He sees the court so well. He doesn't look like it but he has quick hands and quick feet. He's going to be a special player someday." Warriors "Captain" Monta Ellis was not available for co...

By Atma Brother ONE On Friday Warriors head coach and NBA coaching legend Don Nelson sat down to talk with the local and national media at large. Nelson not worried about Jackson - NBA - Yahoo! Sports Don Nelson Tells Warriors He'll Work for Free in 2011-12 -- NBA FanHouse

  USA Coach Don Nelson said a few weeks ago that with Monta Ellis proving that he can return to his old form, the Warriors need two things to become a "decent" team again: A good draft pick, and "a move or trade to pick up another need guy. ... Stephen Jackson: There will be change SportingNews.com

By Doc319@yahoo.com (David Friedman) Kobe Bryant scored a game-high 31 points on 9-15 field goal shooting and had a game-high four steals as the L.A. Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors 130-113 on Sunday. Golden State Coach Don Nelson, who won five championships while playing for the Boston Celtics and has earned three Coach of the Year awards, believes that the Lakers are the best team in the NBA and he explained the primary reason that the Lakers enjoy that status: Kobe now has a grasp on the game like no other player and he controls it when he wants to. He makes the players alongside him succeed and he is a real leader out there. He has the whole package going for him; he is not just the best player in the league but probably the best leader. He could get 50 any time, I'm sure."   [read the full post]

By fantasyaddict Stephen Jackson (SG) Corey Maggette (SF) Andris Biedrins (C) However, the tide may be turning. Biedrins signed a huge six-year contract in the offseason and has been named a team captain by head coach Don Nelson, who obviously is in charge of who is on the floor. Seems like a good sign.

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) In spite of being picked 9th in the 2006 draft, he has't shown much progress. His coach, Don Nelson, had this to say about him: In his 2 seasons with the Warriors, he played in 40 games and averages 1.7 points, 1.3 rebounds and .4 blocks per game. He also spent some time in the D-League in both seasons. In '06-07 he played in 25 games for the Bakersfield Jam and averaged 12.0 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 2.9 blocks in 29.5 minutes per game. In the '07-08 season, he played in 8 games for the Jam and averaged 16.0 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.5 blocks in 36 minutes per game. Those are encouraging statistics. Could it be that he just didn't fit in Don Nelson's system?   [read the full post]

By David Friedman Webber and Sprewell in the barbershop Nike contacted Barkley before they made the barbershop commercial and he was cool with the idea. As he regularly shows on TNT, he does not mind having a laugh at his own expense. Still, as a competitor you know that he did not enjoy getting dunked on like that, so matters could not end in the barbershop. Fast forward to that year's playoffs. Barkley's Phoenix Suns enjoyed a 2-0 lead over Webber's Golden State Warriors in a best of five first round series. Golden State Coach Don Nelson decided to not double team Barkley--and the rest is history: Charles Barkley Versus the Warriors, Game 3, 1994 Playoffs Thanks for the memories, Chris Webber.   [read the full post]

By David Friedman Warriors' small forward Stephen Jackson shot just 1-6 from the field to start the game, with most of his misses coming on long jumpers, so Golden State Coach Don Nelson ran a play for Jackson to catch the ball in the post. Jackson was fouled and made both free throws. Barnett noted, "They took the ball out of his hands on the perimeter so that he would not launch a three or go one on one...Don Nelson is not upset with him; he's just saying, 'I'm going to make it easier on him' and put him in a position where he has a chance to succeed, not fail, because he had been struggling." That subtle move by Nelson paid dividends later on, because Jackson shot 6-9 from the field the rest of the way and he made several big shots in the second half to help the Warriors hold off...   [read the full post]

By Atma Brother ONE Baron Davis continues to say that he would welcome the free-agent addition of Gary Payton if Warriors coach Don Nelson eventually decides he wants a more seasoned backup at the point. GP to the Bay Rumor: Warriors Still Flirting with Gary PaytonRumor: Warriors Interested in Gary Payton

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 - Jul 27, 2008 Warriors rookie SF Anthony Randolph has earned raves for his summer league play from coach Don Nelson, who has called him "a star. ...