Golden State Warriors standouts Klay Thompson and Draymond Green sat out Thursday night’s game against the host Portland Trail Blazers due to right knee injuries. Golden State coach Steve Kerr said he expects both players to be available for Friday’s
The Golden State Warriors are running out of time to qualify for the No. 7 vs. No. 8 game in the Western Conference play-in tournament. The Warriors will continue their late-season dash to move up from the No. 10 spot
Luka Doncic looks to continue his run of triple-doubles, likely without the possibility of Stephen Curry stealing the spotlight, when the Dallas Mavericks host the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night.
Jonathan Kuminga scored 22 points and Klay Thompson added 21 in his return to the starting lineup as the visiting Golden State Warriors defeated the San Antonio Spurs 112-102 on Monday in the second of a home-and-home series between the teams.
The Golden State Warriors fell to the San Antonio Spurs in the Saturday night game against the Spurs 126-113. The Spurs led for almost the entirety of the game with the lead getting cut down to 21 points in the third quarter.
The Warriors tonight couldn’t tie the game versus the Bulls tonight with their final shot that was beyond half court, losing to the Bulls 125 to 122 at the Chase Center. Klay Thompson led the team with 25 points in the game with five of which were three pointers, while Draymond Green recorded his first triple double of the season with eleven points, ten rebounds, and 12 assists before he fouled out of the game.
The Warriors got back in the winning column as they defeated the Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo and company 125 to 90 at home in the Chase Center. The Warriors hit 19 three pointers in the game that was won also they snapped the Bucks six game winning streak.
The Warriors before the game were on eight straight road games before this game they played against the Celtics. But the streak got snapped as they lost to the Boston Celtics on the road to end their east coast trip 140 to 88. The Celtics took a 22 point lead in the first quarter and they never looked back at it.
Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody production and energy helped the Warriors beat the Raptors in the game tonight 120 to 105. Kuminga had 24 points in the game and Moody had 17 points