The Golden State Warriors' dynasty might be fading, but they're not going down without a fight. Draymond Green and Stephen Curry turned back the clock to take down the Los Angeles Clippers on the road.
Chris Paul appeared to take a dig at the LA Clippers after their Play-In exit to the Golden State Warriors, adding another layer to an already strained relationship.
A Golden State Warriors player caught a hilarious stray from Jimmy Butler following the Dubs’ incredible 126-121 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif.
For Steve Kerr, perspective often matters just as much as performance. And after a close win against the Clippers, the Warriors head coach chose to reflect not just on the game, but on the system that made it possible.
The Golden State Warriors still have a very long way to go if they are to win the NBA championship, but on Wednesday, Steve Kerr felt as though he was going home with the Larry O’Brien Trophy.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
Coming into Wednesday’s Play-In matchup, Golden State Warriors veteran center Al Horford had recorded just nine games all season where he landed three or more three-pointers.
Stephen A. Smith was left stunned by the Golden State Warriors’ Play-In win over the LA Clippers, praising Steph Curry and the veteran core after a dramatic comeback.
As the scoreboard flashed the 126-121 finish in Intuit Dome, it was Chris Paul who had the last laugh. Mostly because he didn’t have the misfortune of getting scorched by Stephen Curry after the winter he’s had.
Draymond Green came out with a statement performance on Wednesday night for the Golden State Warriors. The former Defensive Player of the Year was a key piece of the Warriors' dynasty that won four championships in eight years.
Al Horford connected on four 3-pointers in the final 5:37 of a Western Conference play-in game, lifting the 10th-place Golden State Warriors to a 126-121 win over the ninth-place Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday in Inglewood, Calif.
The Golden State Warriors had to rely on 36-year-old Draymond Green, 39-year-old Al Horford and a hobbled 38-year-old Steph Curry. Down the stretch, the trio showed their playoff pedigree to shock the Los Angeles Clippers.
Steve Kerr has addressed his future with the Golden State Warriors while keeping his focus firmly on their upcoming Play-In clash against the LA Clippers.