New Zealand native and center for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Steven Adams, apologized for referring to the Golden State Warriors as “quick little monkeys” in an ESPN interview after his team upset the reigning NBA champions in the first game of the Western Conference finals.
Stephen Curry and the Warriors are vulnerable, after all, as the soon-to-be MVP turned the ball over nine times and missed a last-second three to end their record 54-game home win streak.
The mispronunciation of a first name, a recycled Power Point presentation, and a toddler’s taste in footwear all factored in Nike losing the NBA’s biggest star to rival Under Armour.
On Wednesday, 2015 NBA MVP and Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry continued his reign of excellence by nailing a buzzer-beater from beyond half-court to give his team a 52-41 lead at halftime. Rather than celebrating his bank shot with
Since the NBA started play in 1950, 11 of 14 teams with an 80 percent winning percentage won the NBA title. This season should mark the first time multiple teams enter the playoffs with that mark, arguably making this the toughest NBA title in history.
The Golden State Warriors today announced the return of head coach Steve Kerr effective immediately.
On Christmas Day, the NBA will be running Everytown for Gun Safety gun-control ads, featuring Golden State Warriors’s Stephen Curry, Los Angeles Clippers’s Chris Paul, New York Knicks’s Carmelo Anthony, and Chicago Bulls’s Joakim Noah.
The Golden State Warriors have won 22 straight games to open up the current NBA season, setting a record for the best start by any team in the history of the league. So it’s no surprise that Warriors forward Andre Iguodala joked that the only way teams could defeat them is by shooting them dead.
Are the Golden State Warriors better than the Philadelphia 76ers are worse?
What doth it profit a man to gaineth fifteen straight wins but loseth his Mercedes-Benz GL450?
The Golden State Warriors defeated the Denver Nuggets 118-105 at the Pepsi Center to give the defending champs their fifteenth win in a row.
The NBA Finals has returned to the halcyon years when series games drew an average of twenty million viewers, a number not seen since 1998, when the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan defeated the Utah Jazz while 29 million people watched.
On Monday, the NBA named Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors its Most Valuable Player.
