Golden State Warriors

Anyway, Webber's days in Orlando only lasted a few moments as he was immediately traded to the Golden State Warriors for Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway and three ...

By kevin roberts Since his trade from the Charlotte Bobcats to the Warriors earlier this year, Radmonovic has quickly discovered his role in Don Nelson's fast-paced offense, and he's also re-established himself as a legitimate scoring threat, while potentially securing himself a spot in the startin...

Coming off impressive blowout victories against the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday and the Miami Heat on Thursday night, the Nuggets will head out on the ... NBA Picks: Heat vs Nuggets NBA Odds – December 3, 2009Sports-Odds.com NBA Lock Alert – Miami Heat vs. Denver Nuggets (-8.5)BetUs.com

ESPN The first month of the NBA season can be called a success for the Dallas Mavericks. Besides a slip-up on opening night and a loss to the six-deep Warriors, ... Nets Watch 2009: The Basketball Gods Will Be Kinder To The Nets Next WeekDime Magazine all 29 news articles »

By Ryan Lester Rasheed Wallace, Boston Celtics 35 MIN, 20 PTS, 8-13 FG, 4 3PM, 8 REB, 6 AST, 3 STL, 1 TO Excellent game. He’s picked up his play of late and is a good short-term play while Anthony Randolph is out. Anthony Morrow, Golden State Warriors C.J. Watson, Golden State Warriors

Boston Globe So the Stephen Jackson issue has been resolved as the Warriors have traded him to Charlotte. What are the NBA fans who love to use the various trade ... NBA: Lakers roll to easy win over short-handed HornetsSan Luis Obispo Tribune all 315 news articles »

By Ryan Lester Jarrett Jack, Toronto Raptors Kendrick Perkins, Boston Celtics Nazr Mohammed, Charlotte Bobcats 30 MIN, 17 PTS, 7-14 FG, 2-2 FT, 1 3PM, 6 REB, 1 STL, 3 TO With Anthony Randolph out, Radmanovic played a bigger role for Golden State. C.J. Watson, Golden State Warriors

By Chad Waylon Pouncy Orlando gets a bit of a break after a busy schedule last week. In the process, the Magic have stepped up and now sit atop the Eastern Conference standings with the Boston Celtics at 14-4. Kicking off the week against the Miami Heat at home on Wednesday night, Orlando took a tough loss on a contro...

By Drew Barton That is people like me. Fans. Fans who love this team. Fans with expectations for this team. When the team was built around Zach Randolph, we expected to lose. We knew we would lose to the Clevelands of the League, struggle against the Utahs, and try to eke out wins against the weak sisters like the...

By Courtzide Seatz Nene was a beast all night (18 points,12 rebounds, 2 blocks) and Chris "Birdman" Anderson had perhaps his strongest performance of the season (14 points, 8 rebounds, 5 blocks). Both were a huge factor in the Nuggets dominance on the boards, out-rebounding the Warriors 57-33.

By Erik Bartlett Once again, the Warriors aren’t even close to being able to contend for a title. With Chris Mullin gone and Robert Rowell being granted even more power to make terrible decisions, how shocked would you be to see Anthony Randolph traded at the deadline? I know I wouldn’t.

By Erik Bartlett If they leave Seattle victorious, and the football gods ensure that the Vikings beat the Cardinals on Sunday Night Football, we will have the biggest game involving any Bay Area team since the We Believe Warriors of 2007 NBA Playoffs fame.

The Golden State Warriors won only once this week, but it was a biggy—against the Dallas Mavericks who appear to retain some mental scars from that 2007 ... and more »

By Magnus Johnson 1. Boston Celtics - With KG back and Rasheed Wallace in, the Celtics can climb back to the top of the East. Western Conference 13. Golden State Warriors - The Warriors just haven't been the same without Baron Davis, and they won't even be able to compete for a trip to the playoffs this year.

By Sean Stancill With combo guards like Monta Ellis, Marco Bel, Anthony Morrow, and Kelenna Azubuike on their roster, the Warriors' are in need of a true point guard to funnel the ball to all of those scorers. Jason Kidd may be an option, but it's clear he's on the downside of his career. This is why Golden State...

By Derek Pivko 1) Sacramento Kings—Blake Griffin, PF, Oklahoma 12) Charlotte Bobcats—DeJuan Blair, PF/C, Pittsburgh 17) Philadelphia 76ers—Terrence Williams, SG/SF, Louisville 29) L.A. Lakers—Marcus Thornton, PG, LSU 1) Sacramento Kings—Patrick Mills, PG, St. Mary’s  

By Chris Finocchio So I compared Maggette to Azubuike when they each played with Watson, Crawford, Jackson, Biedrins and when they each played with Ellis, Crawford, Jackson, and Turiaf. In the two lineups with Buike, the Warriors average opposing EFG% was 54.1. With Maggette it was 56.4%. While this does not sh...

By Jordan Ramirez We play defense that resembles my junior high basketball team, pay Corey Maggette (YES, Corey Maggette) a $50 million contract, see our top rookies of the past two seasons (Brandan Wright and Anthony Randolph) get slim, inconsistent minutes, see our star players (Gilbert Arenas, Anta...

By Safa In the spirit of all this, we have this latest move. Now its obvious that the Warriors lack a true point guard. While I don't really agree with Steinmetz's Marcus Williams love (cited in the article above), it's true that the Warriors need a true point. In the limited minutes he has gotten this y...

By David Aaron Lindsay Golden State trades Corey Maggette, Marcus Williams, Marco Belinelli and Brandon Wright. PG: Crawford/Ellis (When he's healthy), Watson, Nelson, Solomon SG: Jackson, Morrow, Watson SF: Azubuike, Kapono, Randolph, Graham PF: Bargnani, Randolph, Kurz, Hendrix C: Biedrins, Turiaf

By Drew Roberts Part Six of our WAC football preview is here.  Today, I am examining the June Jones-less Warriors of Hawaii. The Warriors lose a lot of big offensive tools from last season with the departures of Colt Brennan, Ryan Grice-Mullen, Davone Bess, and company.  The Warriors also lost June Jones...wh...

By Dave Nemetz One final point: A lot has been made about how Hawaii tried to schedule games against teams like Michigan State, Michigan, and Florida this year but was turned down—with the implication being that these schools were "scared" to take on the Warriors.