WARRIORSTALK

2020-2021 Golden State Warriors: WarriorsTalk Writers Recap the Season and Discuss the Path Ahead

It’s not an understatement to say that the 2020-2021 Golden State Warriors season was one that was hard to stomach. After a Klay Thompson Achilles injury appeared to doom the season before it tipped off, we witnessed peak-level Stephen Curry performances that were highlighted by an absurd scoring barrage in the month of April. Those highs would only be matched with gut-wrenching losses and frustrating missed opportunities that ultimately led to a postseason absence for the Golden State Warriors.

FeaturePete Hernandez IIIMay 24, 20212020-2021 recap, roundtable, golden state warriors, warriors, stephen curry, andrew wiggins, draymond green, damion lee, kelly oubre jr, kevon looneyComment

Curry's Return Marks Return to Win Column

With two 10-seeds battling at the Chase Center, the side with the returning two-time NBA MVP got the edge.

In Stephen Curry’s return to the floor after a five-game absence because of a tailbone injury, the Golden State Warriors (23-24) defeated the Chicago Bulls (19-26) by a score of 116-102 on Monday, helping Steve Kerr’s squad avoid a five-game skid.

Game RecapMichael WaldmanMarch 30, 2021golden state warriors, chicago bulls, stephen curry, stephen curry return, tailbone, curry return, curry tailbone, steph curry, warriors, warriors bulls, kelly oubre jr, andrew wiggins, draymond green, james wiseman, kent bazemore, damion leeComment

Curry-less Warriors Have Two Different Offenses in Memphis

Without three rotation players Friday and four Saturday, the Warriors grabbed a split in Memphis in two drastically different games.

Golden State (22-21) defeated the Memphis Grizzlies (19-20) 116-103 on Friday, but lost to the team directly below it in the standings Saturday by a score of 111-103.

Game RecapMichael WaldmanMarch 21, 2021golden state warriors, memphis grizzlies, andrew wiggins, jordan poole, draymond green, kelly oubre jr, steve kerr, nicco mannion, damion leeComment

Warriors Active in Toscano-Anderson’s Protest

When Juan Toscano-Anderson signed with the Warriors in early February, it was a big deal for him personally, and not just because it marked his NBA debut. Toscano-Anderson is an Oakland native and grew up a Warriors fan, and now he had a chance to play for his hometown team. He would gain a new level of recognition throughout the Bay Area while fulfilling lifelong dreams.

FeatureAlex HuttonJune 4, 2020Walking in Unity, juan toscano-anderson, stephen curry, steph curry, klay thompson, black lives matter, blm, george floyd, damion lee, kevon looney, ayesha curryComment

Golden State Warriors: Week 20 Recap

What a week it was around the association. The Knicks showed us how they knick-- the Giannis Harden beef intensified, and the Warriors finished the week with a winning record.

Weekly RecapCandice EvansMarch 9, 2020golden state warriors, week 20 recap, warriors, stephen curry, damion le, damion lee, eric paschall, marquese chriss, steve kerr, draymond green, jordan pooleComment

Stephen Curry made his return, and you immediately felt the energy of a different Warriors team

All eyes were tuned into Thursday night’s TNT primetime matchup at Chase Center. Not because it was a rematch of the 2019 NBA Finals against the Toronto Raptors. Viewers were tuned in for one reason and one reason only: Stephen Curry, number 30, the two-time MVP and three-time NBA champion, was back in action.

FeaturePete Hernandez IIIMarch 6, 2020stephen curry, steph curry, steph curry returns, stephen curry returns, toronta raptors, golden state warriors, warriors, eric paschall, klay thompson, damion lee, draymond green, marquese chriss, steph curry's back, stephen curry's backComment