Golden State Warriors

The Golden State Warriors are a bit preoccupied with their ongoing playoff run but it is never too early to start looking at the upcoming NBA Draft.

The Golden State Warriors are once again hoping to find a hidden gem somewhere in the back of the first round of the NBA Draft. They struck good fortune in 2020, landing the No. 2 overall pick and selecting James Wiseman. The Golden State Warriors are a bit preoccupied with their ongoing playoff run but it is never too early to start looking at the upcoming NBA Draft.

Otto Porter Jr. is doubtful to play in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals on Tuesday evening. The Golden State Warriors have a 3-0 lead in the series ...

- SHOULD THE BUCKS MAKE A TRADE? On Sunday afternoon, the Milwaukee Bucks lost Game 7 to the Boston Celtics, which officially ends their 2021-22 NBA season in the second-round. Last season, they won the NBA Championship, and they will now enter an offseason where they can look to improve the roster to get back to the NBA Finals.CLICK HERE. The Warriors are in the playoffs for the first time since the 2019 season when they lost in the NBA Finals to the Toronto Raptors.

Postgame Roundup: See what the Warriors had to say following their win against the Mavericks on Sunday night.

Things are looking good for Golden State’s chances at making the NBA Finals as teams that go up 3-0 have gone on to win the series every single time. While most people were appalled by the thought of Wiggins’ highlight being ruled a foul, Curry put a positive spin on the call: "And we got to see 800 replays because of the challenge. -Head Coach Steve Kerr says Steph Curry never seemed to get tired - his off ball movement on offense, the effort he put in on defense. Appreciate you, Marc. That was nice." It's remarkable to watch him play." The Golden State Warriors are only one win away from the NBA Finals after beating the Dallas Mavericks by a score of 109-100 on Sunday night. "Steph was brilliant tonight... With every playoff win, the team is looking determined to prove him right which he talks about here: Game 2’s star Kevon Looney continues to dominate the glass as he led the team with 12 rebounds, while Draymond Green provided his usual brand of superb defense. I think that’s what we need. It was so good, even Doncic had to commend him for a nice dunk.

The Golden State Warriors defeated the Dallas Mavericks 109-100 to take a 3-0 series lead in the Western Conference finals. Steph Curry dropped 31 while ...

The play is under review. The box-and-one zone that Slater correctly identified the Warriors switching to hasn't been terribly effective, and Dallas has simply swung the ball around until it finds an open 3. The energy in the AAC isn't great right now for Dallas fans. Hate to be dramatic about it, but ... hey ... it is what it is. Having worked with Kevin Harlan for years at TNT, one of the great things he does, and just did again, is shout out the people that work behind the scenes on the remote crew for games. Any chance this miracle season continues better start now. Golden State has sucked the life out of this crowd — and there's still 9:32 left in the game. It reminded me: this is why players jump to block 3s after the whistle. Dallas isn't out of this, but right now, that absurd dunk feels like it killed any momentum the Mavericks had to make a comeback. •2h ago •2h ago •2h ago

The Golden State Warriors took a 3-0 series lead and edged closer to a place in the NBA Finals thanks to a 109-100 win over the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday.

We gotta come out and win the game. "You have to win one more game, and that game isn't gonna be easy. "This was a great lesson learned from us ... this isn't the end," a defiant Kidd told reporters.

The West playoffs have been stocked full of superstars and teams staking their claim on the NBA's future, but the league's most recent dynasty is far from ...

This is my first conference finals in the NBA." The Warriors tend to get stronger as the series wears on, while simultaneously exploiting weaknesses they unearth in their opponents. That is on pace to be their best such differential in any series under coach Steve Kerr -- better than 9.7 points they outscored the Houston Rockets by in the third quarters of the 2018 conference finals. There is one important figure from the Warriors dynasty Green left out of this analysis, of course. Sunday they made 68.8% of their layup and dunks. "It's more of an excitement that we can do it a different way." We left the space because Klay Thompson was out and then he was out again, and Andre [Iguodala] wasn't here. That seven-game series was far closer than this or any of their subsequent conference finals games. The Warriors won, as they did in three out of four Finals' matchups against James, by limiting everyone else. The Milwaukee Bucks won the title last season, while the Warriors were trying to groom their next generation of players to give their core another chance at reaching the biggest stage. But no team or organization have come close to supplanting the Warriors from their dynastic perch. "Toronto beat us, but no one really came and said, 'All right, the Golden State Warriors' time is up.'"