Spearheaded by 18 three-pointers, the Golden State Warriors (20-18) beat the Milwaukee Bucks (16-21) 120-113 on Wednesday at Chase Center. Giannis Antetokounmpo led all scorers with 34 points.
Tearing one’s ACL isn’t as damning to one’s career as it used to be, thanks to modern advances in medicine and the physical rehabilitation practices. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the ramp-up period leading to one’s return to on-court play, let alone a return to one’s pre-injury form.
Hey, the Golden State Warriors won a game again. Isn’t that fun! It was a nice showing from the Dubs on Wednesday night, as they kicked off their eight-game homestand by beating the Milwaukee Bucks 120-113 in a game that was a little more convincing than the margin would suggest.
The Golden State Warriors are at a critical juncture in their season. They’ve been treading water all year long, and staying right around the .500 mark.
Stephen Curry had a team-high 31 points, De'Anthony Melton added a season-high 22 and the Golden State Warriors opened an eight-game homestand with a 120-113 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night in San Francisco.
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.
It’s not quiet in Sacramento. And it’s not settled in Golden State. According to ESPN’s Anthony Slater, the Kings are among the teams with interest in Jonathan Kuminga as the February 5 trade deadline approaches.
Jimmy Butler has never been one to shy away from making a statement, but his latest pregame outfit might just be his most surprising yet. Before the Golden State Warriors’ Wednesday night clash against the Milwaukee Bucks, the veteran forward turned the Chase Center tunnel into his personal runway.
The Golden State Warriors still do not look like title contenders this season, even though Steph Curry continues to perform at a high level. Kendrick Perkins believes it’s time for the team to look in the mirror.
Steve Kerr got ejected in the fourth quarter of the Golden State Warriors' 103-102 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday night. While the team came close to pulling off a big comeback, the Warriors' ejection-as-motivation strategy simply isn't sustainable in the long term.
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.
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.
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.