After collapsing in back-to-back games, blowing leads by 17 and 18 points, the Golden State Warriors were met with another daunting challenge as they welcomed the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed Oklahoma City Thunder to Chase Center. The task got even steeper as they would be without all-star guard Stephen Curry, who was sidelined with a knee injury.
Read MoreThe Golden State Warriors continue to accumulate wins as November progresses. They won Friday night in New Orleans 112-108, improving to 3-0 in the Emirates NBA Cup and 12-3 overall in the young season.
Read MoreAfter a sloppy performance in Los Angeles on Monday night, the Warriors cleaned up some of the mistakes that plagued them to get back into the win column, with a 120-97 victory over the Atlanta Hawks.
Read MoreThis was not “just another regular season game in November.”
It instead, is a likely candidate for game of the year, just a few weeks into the season.
Read MoreThe Golden State Warriors' two-time MVP and 36-year-old franchise star saved the Dubs late in the fourth quarter to avoid a catastrophic collapse in Oklahoma City Sunday night. The team wrapped up a daunting five-game road trip, finishing 4-1 against some of the NBA's elite teams.
Read MoreExhale Dub Nation.
The Golden State Warriors avoided a catastrophic collapse Saturday night, as they narrowly escaped a gritty Houston Rockets team with an overtime win to improve to 5-1.
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