Warriors take Game 5 in NBA Finals 104-94
The Warriors are one victory away from winning the NBA Finals after beating Boston 104-94, Monday night, in Game 5 at Chase Center, in San Francisco.
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The Warriors are one victory away from winning the NBA Finals after beating Boston 104-94, Monday night, in Game 5 at Chase Center, in San Francisco.
It's undeniable the Golden State Warriors bring their A-game to the court, but players often also flex their fashion muscles while walking into the locker room before games.
The NBA Finals returns to Chase Center in San Francisco tied at 2-2 as the Golden State Warriors try to take advantage of momentum from their dramatic Game 4 win.
Steph Curry shook off an injured foot to score 43 points and Andrew Wiggins added 17 points and 16 rebounds Friday night, lifting the Golden State Warriors to a 107-97 NBA Finals Game 4 win.
Roughly 15,000 fans gathered at Chase Center Friday night to cheer on their team from across the continent and, largely thanks to a heroic performance by Steph Curry, they went home happy.
The Charlotte Hornets have agreed to terms on a contract with Golden State Warriors assistant Kenny Atkinson to become their next head coach, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Injured Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry worked out without any limitations Friday morning, hours before the tip-off of NBA Finals Game 4.
Golden State Warriors fans breathed a collective sigh of relief Thursday afternoon when Steph Curry walked into an interview room without a noticeable limp.
Bodies were scattered across the parquet floor, diving after a loose ball late in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Steph Curry emerged from the pile limping
Jaylen Brown scored 27 points, Jason Tatum added 26 to lead the Boston Celtics to a 116-100 NBA Finals Game 3 victory Wednesday night over the Golden State Warriors.
There's little doubt surrounding the impact Warriors star Draymond Green's emotional edge has had on the NBA Finals. The question is will he push it too far in Wednesday night's Game 3.
For Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson it's all about perspective. The rim hasn't change, the ball's the same circumference and his shooting touch is just as dangerous.
The first sign Game 2 of the NBA Finals was going Golden State's way came on the first possession
The Warriors bounced back in a big way Sunday evening to the ecstatic delight of fans craving a comeback.
Steph Curry scored 29 points, Jordan Poole added 17 and the Golden State defense forced 19 turnovers Sunday night on the way to a 107-88 rout of the Boston Celtics.
