Warriors need both Splash Bros at one time
We’ve seen an sweeping variety of images during the Warriors’ first-round playoff series against the Clippers. What we haven’t seen is Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson getting hot at the same time.
We’ve seen an sweeping variety of images during the Warriors’ first-round playoff series against the Clippers. What we haven’t seen is Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson getting hot at the same time.
While very few sentient beings out there would defend Donald Sterling on his merits, a significant fraction of Americans are distressed that someone has been severely punished for something he said – more than that, for something he said in a private conversation.
Neither would ever admit to it, but you can bet these two old point guards keep track, at least vaguely, of their head-to-head encounters over the years.
Has any NBA team ever come back from a 40-point loss to win a postseason series? Why, yes indeed.
Lately, instead of playing their natural role as flustered diplomats, sports teams seem to be taking another approach toward their athletes: If you can’t beat ’em, out-tweet ’em.
Are the Warriors any more unpredictable than other good NBA teams? I built a little chart to examine the issue.
One-on-one with the Warriors' coach about faith on and off the court.
Reinforcing how amazing the A’s pitching, minus Jim Johnson, has been through the first nine games of 2014.
In selecting the best players ever to suit up for both the Raiders and 49ers, I accounted for overall greatness, but I tried to pick guys who had made an impact on both teams.
An NFL player can mess up only so much before his team notices.