7 Official Golden State Warriors Watch Parties
Need a place to watch our Warriors take down the Cavaliers? Here are some spots...
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When LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers take the court for Game 3 of the NBA Finals they'll have to take on the Golden State Warriors, all of them, even the traveling secretary and the facilities crew.
Cleveland wasn't the only team missing a crucial component in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. While Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving was back in Ohio recovering from knee surgery, the Golden State Warriors have no idea where Stephen Curry's shot went.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers are going to win the NBA Championship, they'll have to do it without their second leading scorer.
Ayesha Curry has her own very popular YouTube channel, a blog and a line of gourmet olive oils and custom kid's aprons.
This may not be real, but it is funny. Tickets are currently going for $815 and up.
With decibels levels expected to exceed 100 at Oracle Arena, people more susceptible to hearing loss are likely to feel the effects of all the loud noise.
The vast majority of seats to the first Bay Area Finals game in 40 years are offered on the secondary market for upwards of $1,000 as of Thursday afternoon.
hese days, Steph Curry might have the heart of a Warrior, but once upon a time, he was just a kid who loved college.
Not everyone is cheering for the Warriors in Oakland. Nido owner Cory McCollow is a diehard Cavs fans, and wants to host the team for dinner during the Finals.
Bottom Line: They think The Cavs are going to win in 6 games.
Fans can donate to each of their local food banks and whichever team's fans donate the most will be declared the winner at the end of the NBA Finals.
Do you feel surrounded by imposters? People who have no business doing it are claiming to be original Dub Nation members who have been there through it all? Sure, there's room for everyone on the bandwagon, but the front seats are reserved for those of us who have suffered.
The Golden State Warriors say starting guard Klay Thompson will return to the starting lineup for Thursday's opener of the NBA Finals after clearing the National Basketball Association's concussion protocol.
This NBA Finals series has been billed as LeBron James Vs. Stephen Curry, but the league's most popular players might not be the ones who decide which team will hoist the Larry O'Brien trophy later this month. Warriors fans know about Harrison Barnes, Leandro Barbosa, Festus Ezeli and the other Warriors capable of stepping up an carrying the team when Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are off. But who, other than King James, can the Cavs count on to hit the clutch shot? Here are five names you need to know.
So your team has ended the longest NBA Finals drought going and you just got to be there to see it? I hope money is no object for you. Tickets to the first NBA championship series in Oakland is going to set you back the better part of $1,000 apiece.
Warriors Guard Klay Thompson has been diagnosed with a concussion and won't be able to step on the court again until he passes the NBA's required tests.
Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard will be suspended for the first game of the 2015-16 season after the NBA upgraded a common foul in the fifth game of the Western Conference Finals to a Flagrant 1.
Riley gonna Riley.
If you've completely skipped the season to this point, here's why you should tune in now to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors battle for basketball supremacy.
The Warriors will earn a trip to the NBA Finals Wednesday night. At least that's what Las Vegas bookies are betting on.
All Warriors fans can think about is the teams quest for a first title since 1975. But are we actually witnessing one of the five best seasons in NBA history? A study by statistician Nate Silver, who was nearly perfect in his state-by-state and U.S. Senate predictions for the last two presidential elections, suggests we are.
Everything about the first half of the NBA Western Conference Finals game 4 Monday night in Houston was scary for Warriors fans. Those in the stands tried to distract themselves from the flooding streets of Houston by watching the game. But inside the gym, the Rockets were raining first quarter jump shots at a nearly unprecedented pace. Then things got worse.
Stephen Curry scored 40 points and the Golden State Warriors made it look easy, beating the Houston Rockets 115-80 on Saturday night to take a 3-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.
The top-seeded Golden State Warriors find themselves in the NBA Western Conference Finals for the first time in 39 years and are facing a Houston Rockets team that is brimming with confidence.
