This has to be way too early to write the Warriors ' post mortem. They've played one-third of their season, and there are 2 1/2 weeks to the All-Star Game. Their promised playoff berth can't be out of the question...
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February 10, 2012
Monta Ellis did what he always does. He sat at his locker before Thursday night's game, staring off at nothing in particular. He suited up in silence, donned his blaring headphones as he stretched, and then headed to...
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February 08, 2012
Tim Hardaway patented the killer crossover, Michael Jordan patented the fade away jump shot, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar patented the sky hook, and now Monta Ellis has patented the 360 move. His latest one came against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night.
Ellis was able to take Serge Ibaka off the dribble, spin and get to the basket and as he was being fouled he flipped the ball in...
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February 08, 2012
Ellis misses a 3-point shot in closing seconds, and Oklahoma City survives
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February 08, 2012
Monta Ellis is without a doubt one of my favorite players to watch play ball. The guy is incredible. When rumors were surfacing last year that my Sixers were in talks to potentially deal Andre Iguodala for Ellis, despite the fact that I’m supporter of Iguodala, I was all about it. The idea of bringing [...]
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February 08, 2012
Beast of the Night: Monta Ellis was huge last night, finishing with 48 points, seven rebounds, two assists, two steals, a block and three three-pointers. He shot 62 percent (18-29) from the field, 90 percent (9-10) from the free-throw line and had three turnovers. Ellis is having himself another fine season, despite a rough patch [...]
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February 08, 2012
The Oklahoma City Thunder survived a shootout with the Golden State Warriors Tuesday night. They held on for a 119-11 victory improving to 20-5 overall and 11-4 on the road.
The Warriors did not go quietly. In fact, they got off to a very impressive start, as they started the game on an 8-0 run, before point guard Russell Westbrook made a layup.
Monta Ellis played like a man possessed...
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February 08, 2012
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Kevin Durant hit a go-ahead bank shot with 14.2 seconds remaining, and the NBA-leading Oklahoma City
Thunder overcame career performances by Monta Ellis and David Lee to beat the Golden State Warriors 119-116 on Tuesday night.
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February 08, 2012
Kevin Durant hit a go-ahead bank shot with 14.2 seconds remaining, and the NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder overcame career performances by Monta Ellis and David Lee to beat the Golden State Warriors 119-116 on Tuesday night.
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February 09, 2012
Two nights ago the late heroism of the terrific duo of Oklahoma City Thunder SF Kevin Durant and PG Russell Westbrook shot their way to victory in a shootout against the Golden State Warriors at the Oracle Arena. Golden State Warriors’ SG Monta Ellis scored a monstrous 48 including almost 40 in the first half.
The Golden State Warriors in many ways are a similar team to the...
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February 08, 2012
Kevin Durant hit a go-ahead bank shot with 14.2 seconds remaining, and the NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder overcame career performances by Monta Ellis and David Lee to beat the Golden State Warriors 119-116 on Tuesday night.
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