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.
Well, they did it. The Golden State Warriors saved their best for last, ending a three-month run of uninteresting play, and emerging from their first play-in tournament game with one of their most entertaining games of the season.
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.
The Golden State Warriors have kept their season alive by eliminating the LA Clippers after a 126-121 win in the 9-10 Play-In Tournament Game. Stephen Curry led the Warriors with a masterful 35-point (12-23 FG, 7-12 3P) performance in this clash.
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.
Candace Parker gave more fodder for Amazon Prime viewers to complain about during Wednesday’s play-in game. The retired former WNBA Star Parker was doing color commentary for Amazon alongside Kevin Harlan for Wednesday’s Western Conference 9/10 play-in game between the LA Clippers and the Golden State Warriors.
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.
The Golden State Warriors had the second-worst season of the Steve Kerr era during the 2025-26 NBA season, as the franchise had a 37-45 record. In addition,
It's no surprise that the LA Clippers are favored to beat the Golden State Warriors in Wednesday's play-in game. After all, the Clippers are 36-19 since starting the season 6-21.
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.
We have already seen Jimmy Butler cracking jokes about being “doubtful” for the Play-In tournament despite his season-ending right ACL injury. But not being the “Playoff Jimmy” version for the Golden State Warriors has affected him mentally.
Uncertainty around Steve Kerr’s future has lingered over the Golden State Warriors, but Draymond Green is anything but concerned. The veteran coach recently admitted that he would evaluate his future after this season.
Steve Kerr’s future with the Golden State Warriors is not in serious doubt, but the coach has apparently caused some frustration behind the scenes this year.
The Golden State Warriors were decimated by multiple injuries to their core players this season. Jimmy Butler has been ruled out since January after suffering a torn right ACL.