Warriors Coach Steve Kerr: Patience And Poise Key To Game 5 Victory
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr's instruction to his team before Wednesday's pivotal Game 5 of their NBA playoffs series with the Houston Rockets was rather simple.
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Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr's instruction to his team before Wednesday's pivotal Game 5 of their NBA playoffs series with the Houston Rockets was rather simple.
There is an obvious difference when you look at the lineups for Golden State and the Houston Rockets. Just ask Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
For the first time in his NBA Career, Golden State star Draymond Green found himself on the losing end of a game in which he had earned a triple double.
This has not been a NBA playoff series to remember for Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry.
James Harden made a big 3-pointer in overtime and scored 41 points, and the Rockets outlasted the Warriors 126-121 on Saturday night to cut the deficit in the Western Conference semifinals to 2-1.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry's injured finger is on the mend and he is expected to start Saturday night's Game 3 NBA playoff contest against the Houston Rockets.
When asked to describe the challenges his team faces in Game 3 of their NBA playoff series with Houston, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr fired off a reference to the struggles faced by Jon Snow and his compatriots on 'A Game of Thrones.'
A wry smile etches across Golden State Warriors veteran forward Andre Iguodala's face. He know this is his time to shine. The NBA Playoffs are underway.
Golden State Warriors' emotional leader Draymond Green got a bit of a reprieve Wednesday when the NBA league office announced it had rescinded a technical foul he picked up in Game 2 of the playoff series against Houston.
Officiating wasn't much of a factor as the Warriors took a 2-0 series lead against the Rockets on Tuesday evening.
Complaining to referees about a call has joined 3-pointers, jump shots, rebounds and assists as common occurrences during NBA regular or post-season game.
A repeat of Sunday night's Warriors-Rockets NBA playoff game favors Houston, not Golden State.
Generally when the term 'landing zone' is debated there is a panel of NASA scientists at the microphone not NBA players, coaches and referees.
Kevin Durant scored 35 points in outdueling James Harden and the Warriors held off the Rockets 104-100 in the opener of the best-of-seven Western Conference semifinal.
Kevin Durant scored 38 of his playoff career-high 50 points in the first half, Draymond Green had a triple-double and the Warriors dominated in closing out the Clippers 129-110 Friday night.
