ANDRIS BIEDRINS RUMORS

The Andris Biedrins era is over. Someone just needs to tell the Warriors . It's really been over for a couple of years now. But, inexplicably, the Warriors continue to start the beleaguered Latvian center, sending him...

Warriors center Andris Biedrins spoke publicly Monday for the first time since logging only 9 ½ minutes in Friday's loss to Oklahoma City and having his "motor" questioned by coach Mark Jackson. Biedrins is averaging 16 ½ minutes a game this season, the least playing time he's recorded since 2005-06. He's averaging a career-low 2.9 points to go along with...

(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. AP Photo Planned.) By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer Andris Biedrins received a specific assignment from his new coach: rebound every ball possible and block shots. Sounds simple enough, though Biedrins struggled to handle even his most basic of tasks the past two seasons. Coach Mark Jackson isn't worried about getting much more than that from...

The Golden State Warriors need someone to step up at center in 2011-12. 25-year old Andris Biedrins needs to get back to being the tough guy under the basket that he used to be a few years ago. Biedrins played in 59 games (55 starts) for the Warriors last year and he averaged 23.7 minutes, 5.0 points, 7.2 rebounds and 1.0 assist per game. He wasn’t very aggressive last year...

The Warriors are not interested in using their amnesty provision on Andris Biedrins.

Andris Biedrins' agent said Saturday that conflicting reports of the Warriors' center signing with different European teams were erroneous, but Biedrins will explore overseas options next month. "I think (Biedrins) would be open to playing overseas on a temporary or a long-term basis if the (NBA) lockout continues, but we've got to get him some insurance to protect...

Word from the Golden State Warriors came out several days ago that they were looking into Andris Biedrins. The Warriors apparently decided that they were going to try and fix him. For those of you who can’t speak NBA owners let me translate what that means. “No one wants this broken player and his giant contract.”. Don’t be fooled by the NBA speak. The Warriors...

In what might have been a last-ditch effort to get something, anything, out of Andris Biedrins and the $27 million owed him over the next three seasons, the Warriors met with their center Thursday afternoon. In a two-hour chat with Biedrins and his agent, Bill Duffy, Warriors general manager Larry Riley outlined a complete physical and mental training program for Biedrins to follow this...

Let’s get ready for some Udoh ball! Seriously though I am happy that Udoh will be getting a decent amount of minutes. The kid has earned them with his defense. The part of his game that must improve is his rebounding. His defense at times takes him out of position rebounding wise and he must find a balance between the two. Once he comes down from his block attempt he has to...

He may look like Jimmy Chitwood but he sure isn’t playing like him. Going into this season I had high hopes for Andris. I thought that maybe his issues with Nelson were the cause of his struggles over the last two seasons. I thought maybe, just maybe, this would be the season he goes to the next level and proves that he is going to be one of the better big men in the league...