BART Ad Featuring Draymond Green Prompts Political Practices Complaint
A BART promotion featuring Golden State Warriors Forward Draymond Green has prompted a complaint alleging unfair political practices.
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A BART promotion featuring Golden State Warriors Forward Draymond Green has prompted a complaint alleging unfair political practices.
Some losses simply linger in an athlete's mind. For the Golden State Warriors, it's last year's loss in the NBA Finals.
Kevin Durant scored 37 points, Stephen Curry added 28 and the Golden State Warriors held off the pesky Phoenix Suns 106-100 on Sunday.
Kevin Durant scored 30 points, Klay Thompson added 28 as the Warriors bounced back from a season-opening loss to beat the Pelicans 122-114 on Friday.
Golden State fans headed for the exits early on opening night.
Months of anticipation and penned up frustrations left over from last year's NBA Finals meltdown are fueling Warriors fever hours before the regular season opener.
Like any new resident, Warriors superstar Kevin Durant is adjusting to the sights, sounds and tastes of the Bay Area.
Draymond Green goes on a rant about Kevin Durant's decision to join the Warriors and defends him against Paul Pierce.
Khalil has been taught that it's good to share with others what you have. So when Kevin Durant stood nearby at the Golden State Warriors open practice, he offered him a nacho.
Harold Varner III, the MVP's playing partner in the pro-am, banked home a 25-footer from the 17th green after Curry missed.
If watching these two sharp-shooters doesn't get you excited to see the Warriors take the court this year, then nothing will.
It was a question every member of the Golden State Warriors seemed prepared for at Monday's annual media day.
Referees will be cracking down this season on "unnatural acts," such as the hit to the groin area that resulted in Draymond Green's suspension during the NBA Finals.
Steve Kerr fully expects NBA players to take up their own version of 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's stand against racial oppression.
Hollywood A-lister movie producer and Warriors co-owner Peter Guber has made it onto yet another list: The Wet Princes and Princesses of Bel-Air.