Golden State Warriors players Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant joined former NFL player Colin Kaepernick in finishing off his one-million-dollar pledge for charitable causes this week.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has issued a call to action. The NBA champion player and coach believes our nation’s “core values” are under attack, and that it’s time for citizens to do more to fight “propoganda.”
Carolina Panthers Owner Jerry Richardson announced that he would put the team up for sale on Sunday, after details of the sexual harassment charges lodged against him were made public.
Steve Kerr responded to the Texas church attack by contrasting car and gun ownership without mentioning owning car is “80%” riskier than owning a gun.
A lot of people try to bring things to Washington, D.C. George W. Bush sought to bring a “new tone,” Barack Obama tried for “hope and change.” The Golden State Warriors, however, will try to bring their values.
The NBA’s Golden State Warriors decided to honor the NBA’s rules and stand for the performance of the national anthem in their preseason opener on Saturday.
After President Trump took on NFL protesters and NBA cry babies this weekend, lemming players predictably got their jock straps and gym shorts in a collective wad. They fired off their tough guy tweets, standing together against Trump because that’s what they do. The actual tweets from players ranged from stupid and silly to insulting and threatening.
After President Donald Trump’s Saturday tweet disinviting the Golden State Warriors from visiting the White House, NBA star LeBron James retaliated with a tweet of his own calling the president a “bum.”
President Donald Trump abruptly canceled a White House invitation to the Golden State Warriors after star Steph Curry signaled reluctance to attend.
According to Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr, the team has still not met to decide if they will accept any invitations to visit the White House this year.
Golden State Warriors small forward Kevin Durant says he would skip a team visit to President Donald Trump’s White House if the team was ever invited.
Steph Curry of the NBA champion Golden State Warriors just proved that the best athlete on the planet can lose big in real estate.
In a podcast interview with Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News, outspoken Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said he believes it would be good for his team to “respect the institution” and “consider” visiting President Donald Trump
After the New England Patriots won the Super Bowl in February, several black players skipped the team’s trip to President Donald Trump’s White House. Some members of the recently-crowned NBA champion Golden State Warriors will follow suit.
Friday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Company,” Fox Sports 1 radio and television host Jason Whitlock weighed in on the report that Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry and his teammates will turn down a trip to the White House
On Wednesday, star guard Steph Curry said, “Somebody asked me about it a couple months ago, a hypothetical, if a championship were to happen: ‘What would I do?’” I think I answered that I wouldn’t go. I still feel like that today.”
Following their championship win, the Golden State Warriors did not immediately announce whether they would accept a White House invite to celebrate their title. However, the other team to win a major professional sports championship in the last few days wasted no time saying they would make the trip.
It is being reported that NBA Champs, the Golden State Warriors, are preparing to announce that they will refuse the offer to visit President Trump at the White House to celebrate their NBA Championship win this year.
Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter: Coast to Coast,” senior NBA writer for ESPN’s The Undefeated Marc Spears said he would be “shocked” if any Golden State Warriors visit President Donald Trump at the White House to celebrate their championship over the Cleveland Cavaliers because
Tuesday on ESPN’s “First Take,” Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob said management has not decided yet on if they would go to the White House if President Donald Trump offers the NBA champions a trip to celebrate. “I can’t
Oakland (AFP) – Sparked by 39 points from Kevin Durant and 34 from Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors won their fifth NBA title Monday, beating Cleveland 129-120 to capture the NBA Finals for the second time in three seasons.
Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy said he believes the NBA is trying to rig the NBA Finals to get the series to Game 6 to create some more revenue for the league. Donaghy, who pleaded guilty in 2007 to betting on NBA
Friday, ABC’s “Good Morning America” aired part of their interview with Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry. Curry recalled a conversation he had with former President Barack Obama on the golf course about the “challenges” of being in the public’s
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr is an enigma. His father was killed by terrorists in Lebanon, yet Kerr continues to trash President Donald J. Trump, a hawk dealing with terrorism.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr hasn’t been able to do much coaching recently while he recovers from back issues. However, the break from coaching has given him more time to do what he seems to enjoy doing most…talking about Donald Trump.
San Francisco (AFP) – Stephen Curry scored 40 points and Kevin Durant 34 to power a stunning second-half comeback that lifted Golden State over San Antonio 113-111 Sunday in an NBA playoff thriller.
Following Friday’s loss against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Golden State Warriors guard/forward Andre Iguodala made some racial remarks while speaking to a group of reporters. “What would dumb n**** say? ‘Just play harder. Figure it out. Change gonna come.’ You know what we
On Wednesday, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green spoke out about the ongoing feud between former Knick Charles Oakley, and Knicks owner James Dolan.
Sunday, Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr weighed in on President Donald Trump’s temporary immigration ban from several countries, saying the “shocking” and “horrible” idea will only support terrorism. “This is not the way to do it,” Kerr told
After his team’s game against the Orlando Magic, Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr took a shot at Press Secretary Sean Spicer when about being introduced to the crowd as a “former Orlando Magic star.” Kerr played only 47 games
Thursday on TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” NBA legend Charles Barkley went after the Golden State Warriors, saying he does not like how they play “little girly basketball,” and he does not want their style of play in the league. “Maybe
Not wanting to get outdone by the hysterical bleating of Pistons Coach Stan Van Gundy, Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr decided to go off on an anti-Trump rant of his own at a press conference on Wednesday.
Vegas sees the Golden State Warriors as the favorite against the field to win the NBA championship.
The Golden State Warriors signing Kevin Durant not only upset Oklahoma City, it created major disturbances in Las Vegas, too.
During Friday’s The TK Show podcast Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr argued for gun control and blasted the “outdated Bill of Rights.”
During a Friday interview on the TK Show podcast, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr cited the fact that his father was killed by Islamists in Lebanon as motivation for calling for more gun control on law-abiding Americans.
Sunday night’s Game Seven NBA Finals contest between the victorious Cleveland Cavaliers and last year’s NBA champions the Golden State Warriors enjoyed the highest-rated sports telecast on ABC or ESPN in a decade.
The wife of Golden State Warriors star and National Basketball Association Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry said Thursday that Game 6 of the NBA Finals was “fixed,” and that police outside the venue had been racist.
2016 Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders took a night off from the campaign trail Monday night to watch the come from behind victory of the Golden State Warriors led by two time MVP Steph Curry.
Monday at the Game 7 of the NBA Western Conference Final in Oakland, CA between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) made an appearance. The Vermont senator was in attendance
