The Warriors have made modifications to their offense without Steph Curry. How will the team adjust when he returns?
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A Bay Area reporter who covers the Golden State Warriors has been caught on tape taking a security staffer’s jacket after a team practice last week in San Antonio, The Athletic reported.
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TV anchor’s alleged jacket theft irks Warriors
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Ettore Messina will continue to coach the Spurs against the Warriors as Gregg Popovich will miss another game after the death of his wife.
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Ettore Messina will continue to coach the Spurs against the Warriors as Gregg Popovich will miss another game after the death of his wife.
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Popovich remains out; Messina to coach Spurs
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Kevin Durant says he is OK and won’t miss any time after leaving the Warriors’ win in the fourth quarter with a sprained left ankle.
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Assistant coach Ettore Messina will coach the Spurs in Game 3 vs. the Warriors. Gregg Popovich will miss the game after the death of his wife.
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Popovich to miss Game 3 after wife’s death
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The 76ers were the No. 3 merchandise seller in the NBA this season, behind only the Warriors and Cavs. It’s the highest ranking for the Sixers since 2002-03.
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Gregg Popovich said he was pleased overall with the Spurs on Monday, saying they “executed the game plan wonderfully” but that their 4 for 28 3-point shooting was ultimately the difference in the Game 2 loss to the Warriors.
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Poor defense and a rough day shooting from the floor doomed the Spurs in Saturday’s playoff-opening 113-92 loss to the Golden State Warriors. The performance surprised coach Gregg Popovich, who thought his team was prepared entering the game.
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Pop says Spurs looked like ‘deer in headlights’
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Draymond Green downplayed the Warriors’ poor finish to the regular season, saying after Saturday’s Game 1 win over the Spurs, “We’re a championship ball club. We know what it takes this time of year in order to win.”
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Draymond: People forgot what we’re capable of
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A 7-10 finish to the regular season left some wondering if the Warriors could turn things around when the playoffs began. Consider that question answered with a resounding yes after a 21-point win in Game 1 over the Spurs.
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Warriors reassert dominance in playoff-opening blowout of Spurs
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Steve Kerr says the Warriors’ poor play over the last month was tied to them having locked into the No. 2 seed in the West, one spot behind Houston. “The games have not been meaningful, and our play and our focus reflected that,” Kerr said.
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Kerr: Expect Warriors to bounce back vs. Spurs
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After calling his team’s effort “pathetic” in a loss to the Pacers earlier this week, Warriors coach Steve Kerr was happier with their effort despite Saturday’s loss to the Pelicans, which was sealed by a costly Kevin Durant turnover in the final minute.
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Kerr happier with Warriors’ effort despite loss
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz and Trinidad’s Soca Warriors will conclude their two-game friendly international series dubbed ‘Caribbean Clasico’ at the Hasely Crawford Stadium here at 8:00 pm (7:00 pm Jamaica time) today.
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Winning isn’t everything!
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