After a tough loss tonight in New Orleans on the road, the Warriors come back home 0-5 on the recent road trip. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Don Nelson, Monta Ellis
As the Warriors slog through their remaining schedule, the next big question remains… what number will the Warriors draft and who will it be? The question I then ask is, what is their biggest need? Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Amare Stoudamire, Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, Anthony Randolph, Brandon Wright, C.J. Watson, Corey Maggette, DeMarcus Cousins, Evan Turner, Hassan Whiteside, John Wall, stephen curry, Wesley Johnson
The Warriors are a lot of things – although many of them are not positive. However, in terms of assessing talent, the Dubs know how to do it in the D-League. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Anthony Morrow, Anthony Tolliver, C.J. Watson, kelenna azubuike, Reggie Williams, stephen curry
Being at the Warriors game last night against the Sixers, there were so many things on my mind. A couple of them include: Read the rest of this entry >>
1. OMG the W’s could not hit a shot to save their lives with the exception of the fourth quarter.
2. Is it a good thing or a bad thing that Devean George is playing better than half our team?
3. C.J. Watson is better than I give him credit for
4. Our rebounding sucks – especially our offensive rebounding
5. Elton Brand looked so average to me, I forgot that he was a max contract guy and glad that the Warriors didn’t get him.
6. Is it me or has Andris Biedrins totally regressed?
Instead of a rant as to how I feel about the Warriors standing pat at the trade deadline, I decided to consult my inner poet and express myself in a traditional Japanese haiku: Read the rest of this entry >>
I just read that the Sacramento Kings appear to be on the verge of trading away Kevin Martin and others for T-Mac, Carl Landry and other and perhaps a third team could be in the mix. Read the rest of this entry >>
With the NBA trading deadline looming tomorrow, I, like many others I’m sure, am so curious to see if the Warriors end up pulling the trigger. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Anthony Morrow, Anthony Randolph, Monta Ellis, OJ Mayo, stephen curry
Ok I’ll admit it. While I was driving to the Warriors/Clippers game last night in Oakland, I said to myself that I wouldn’t be surprised if the Warriors lost by 20 points. After all, their top two scorers, Monta Ellis and Corey Maggette were out for the game. Baron Davis was coming in and we know he gets fired up for these kind of “look what you have been missing” games. In addition, the Clips had a full lineup (with the exception of Blake Griffin who we know is out for the season) with the return of Marcus Camby. The Warriors were starting 3 former D-Leaguers in Anthony Morrow, CJ Watson and Anthony Tolliver. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Anthony Morrow, Anthony Tolliver, Baron Davis, Blake Griffin, Marcus Camby, Monta Ellis, Ronny Turiaf, stephen curry
The NBA Trading Deadline is in 9 days. I am paying to go see the Warriors tonight against the Clippers and get to see Steph Curry, Biedrins, Morrow and a bunch of bench players and scrubs. It’s not that I’m not excited but Monta and Maggette are out and everyone else is injured. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, Anthony Randolph, Brandon Wrigt, Corey Maggette, kelenna azubuike, Monta Ellis, Ronny Turiaf, stephen curry
The NBA’s ugliest man, Chris Kaman (replacing Sam Cassel in that category) has been named an All-star replacement for Brandon Roy instead of Monta Ellis. To be fair, the Clippers are 21-29, which is definitely better than the Warriors record of 13-36. Kaman is also averaging 20 points and 9 rebounds a game, which is very good. But come on! Is Kaman’s addition to the all-star game really based on his merits this year? He’s got a much better supporting cast than Monta does. He’s got Baron, Camby and Eric Gordon. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: Baron Davis, Brandon Roy, chris kaman, eric gordon, marcus kamby, Monta Ellis
The happenings of the Golden State Warriors.
