No matter what happens in the near future, Golden State Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga has Draymond Green’s respect. As trade rumors surrounding Kuminga and the Warriors heat up, Green talked about his teammate’s potential exit with the uptmost respect.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry fouled out against the Clippers this week and almost ended up confronting the referee about what were really harsh calls.
The Golden State Warriors needed composure, and they also needed a voice. During the game, the Warriors watched Steve Kerr’s ejection become the turning point, and Draymond Green explained exactly why it mattered.
The Warriors keep talking. They just haven’t moved. According to ESPN’s Anthony Slater, the Warriors have had plenty of trade conversations involving Jonathan Kuminga.
Steve Kerr’s ejection from Monday’s game remains fresh in everyone’s memory. The officials showed out the Golden State Warriors head coach in the fourth quarter of the intense Warriors vs.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Isiah Thomas dropped the ultimate stamp of approval on Stephen Curry amid trade rumors and constant noise around Golden State Warriors. The hoop icon heaped praise on the Warriors superstar Monday night during NBC’s broadcast following Golden State’s 103-102 loss to Los Angeles Clippers.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is a lock for the Hall of Fame. Curry is one of the greatest players we have ever seen and will be getting in the Hall on the first ballot.
The Golden State Warriors will be trading Jonathan Kuminga soon after he's eligible on Jan. 15, and it's become clear that they are prioritizing a scoring wing for him.
The ‘New Year, New Me’ bug has infected the entire Kuminga camp. No longer is he going to lash out, sulk, and be upset with his coach before creating a contract hostage situation.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is expected to be a first-ballot Hall of Fame player by the time he decides to retire. Curry revolutionized the game of basketball and has won at the highest level.
The Golden State Warriors have remained competitive early in the Western Conference, but concern is beginning to mount over the team’s depth and overall ceiling given its aging core.
Perception can be a funny thing. And that is certainly made clear with a glance at Monday night’s game, when the Golden State Warriors lost 103-102 to the LA Clippers.
There’s a general consensus in the Warriors organization that Kuminga has played his final game in their uniform and will be traded before the February deadline, Brett Siegel of Clutch Points reports.
Snoop Dogg didn’t just watch the Warriors game – he ended up calling one of the moments of the NBA season. The rapper grabbed a headset during the second half of the Warriors’ clash with the Clippers and delivered an unforgettable reaction as Steve Kerr lost his cool.
The Golden State Warriors had 18 steals and won the turnover battle by 13 against the Los Angeles Clippers. They had 15 more field-goal attempts and six more free-throw attempts.
During the fourth quarter of Monday night’s Clippers–Warriors game, Kerr exited early after arguing a no-call on what he thought should have been a goaltend against the Clippers.
“I’m beat the hell up.” That was the tamest update Draymond Green could give on himself tonight. Despite being questionable with multiple injuries and stung by a series of ejections, the Golden State Warriors enforcer played over 30 minutes in a 103-102 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Warriors have been a mediocre team since the start of the season. Lineup combinations, schemes, and individual player performances have been the topic of conversation regarding their biggest issues.