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The Golden State Warriors, despite their sixth seed heading into the playoffs, were considered contenders for the championship. However, Jordan Poole's crucial missed shot and his overall decline in performance raised questions about his readiness to be a key player on a championship team. Additionally, his hefty contract extension limits the Warriors' flexibility in making roster changes. The team is further constrained by the recent changes to the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement, which make it difficult for expensive teams like the Warriors to add depth to their roster. To improve the team, the Warriors could explore trading Poole or Andrew Wiggins to clear cap space for a star player. Another option is trading Klay Thompson to a contender in exchange for valuable assets. Lastly, the Warriors may need to get creative in maneuvering around the new CBA rules to maximize their cap space and make crucial signings.

With their GM Bob Myers stepping down, the Warriors saw a changing of the guard that may end their championship era. Myers's 4 championships in 11 years is quite a legacy.

For about 10 years the Warriors brand of basketball was all about hitting deep 3’s and playing good defense when you had to. They didn’t really use a center and have only 3 players 6' 9" or taller making them the shortest team in the NBA.

It’s how life works. Rome’s dominion crumbled. The sun set on the British Empire. The Yankees can’t beat the Tampa Bay Rays. Hey, it was great. I still have a Giants’ t-shirt with the word “Dynasty” in big letters. “Strength in Numbers”? A couple. “Gold-blooded”? Of course.

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When the Golden State Warriors started to take over the NBA, it was something never seen before. Now that way of playing basketball may be fading. Lakers center Anthony Davis has taken over the NBA playoffs. The Lakers said their goal was to get into the playoffs and then as a healthy team try to win a title. It might be happening.

In Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Golden State Warriors made some key alterations that resulted in a 127-100 rout victory 123. The main change made by the Warriors was to start small by benching Kevon Looney in favor of JaMychal Green 123. Looney's replacement by Green was unexpected, but the Warriors succeeded in doing what they set out to do—get out in transition and pick up the tempo 3.

Steph Curry just had one of the best NBA playoff games of all time scoring 50 points in the warriors game 7 matchup against the 76ers. If Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors are able to beat LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers and win back to back NBA finals many believe that Curry will be looked at as the best point guard of all time, even better than NBA legend Magic Johnson

Let’s get this out of the way right now: It’s not Steph vs. LeBron; it’s Kevon vs. AD. Why? Because you can’t score without the ball. Of course LeBron can rebound, and so can Draymond Green, but those two will have other concerns. But for the Warriors to deal with the Lakers, Kevon Looney has to not only defend Anthony Davis, but continue to dominate on the boards. And Davis, though fragile, is not soft – healthy and engaged, he is an elite talent.

The Golden State Warriors dropped the second game of their playoff series to the Sacramento Kings to go down 2-0 in their matchup. Steph Curry put up 28 points for the Warriors in a losing effort. The problem is the Warrior making the biggest news is Draymond Green.

In a highly-anticipated playoff game, the Warriors fell short to the Kings with a score of 123-126. However, the game ended with a controversial no-call as Draymond Green tumbled to the ground and sat on Domantas Sabonis for over 10 seconds while the referee did not blow the whistle.

The Warriors, as we all know, struggled through an up-and-down season. For a variety of reasons, Steph Curry played 56 of 82 games. Andrew Wiggins played 37. The Sacramento Kings, as we have been told, are one of the great stories of this year’s NBA.

Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors is known for his incredible talent on the basketball court. But he's also known for his love for the San Francisco Bay Area and its people. Recently, he made an impromptu visit to a local gym in San Francisco, surprising some high school and middle school students.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has been fined $5,000 for his 17th technical foul of the season, according to a statement released by the NBA on Monday. Green picked up the technical in the third quarter of the Warriors' game against the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday night, after arguing a call with the officials.

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Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors recently spoke to the media following the team's defeat of the Memphis Grizzlies. Green and Dillon Brooks got into a minor scuffle during the tense game. Green described how they battled back a few times in the game but gave the Grizzlies a chance to make a run each time they caught up. He highlighted the need to keep up the momentum and prevent the opposing squad from settling into a routine.

With the NBA trade deadline now upon us, many teams around the association are looking to offload contracts and bolster their rosters. Now, the Golden State Warriors have joined the party, as it has been reported by ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski that they will be trading former first-round pick James Wiseman to the Detroit Pistons in a multi-team deal involving the Atlanta Hawks.

THE SAN FRANCISCO — A playoff-like excitement frequently permeates games between the Golden State Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies during the regular season, and Wednesday night was no exception.

The Golden State Warriors dynasty has been ongoing for years and has been one of the most successful dynasties in the history of American sports. Now, the main architect of that team that shaped it into what it has been may be on his way out. The Athletic is reporting that Warriors’ General Manager Bob Myers may leave the Warriors when his contract expires this summer. There have been limited negotiations between the Warriors and Meyers, and he is “highly in demand” across the league.