In Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy — the award-winning director introduced fans to a classic Batman villain — Harvey Dent, otherwise known as Two-Face.
The once renowned lawyer turned into one of Batman’s most iconic adversaries after a series of unfortunate events, leaving Dent with the signature look of a scarred face and a normal face. Rather than leaving the situation to chance, Two-Face flips a coin to decide the next course of actions.
Read MoreWhen the Warriors played the Nuggets on March 10, Head Coach Steve Kerr unveiled the 3-guard lineup with Andrew Wiggins and Kevon Looney. Though Draymond Green didn’t play that game, fans got a glimpse into the potential of what havoc the lineup could cause in the playoffs.
Read MoreThe NBA is a league defined by superstardom and making the right moves at the right time.
For the Warriors, this meant drafting Stephen Curry at No. 7 in 2009 drafting Draymond Green in the second round in 2012, and Klay Thompson at No. 11 in 2011.
Read MoreIt has literally been 2 years since Klay Thompson has stepped on the court in a Golden State Warriors jersey. Let that sink in.
The Warriors have been a completely different team after Thompson went down with a torn ACL in the 2019 NBA Finals. The year following his injury, Golden State also lost Kevin Durant to free agency and Stephen Curry to a broken hand, which caused the team to post a league worst 15-50 record during the year of the coronavirus.
Read MoreWith the NBA All-Star Weekend approaching, I thought it would be fun to rank the Top 10 All-Stars to have been apart of the Warriors franchise. This will be based on how each player performed while repping the Dubs as well as their importance to the franchise. It can be from the days in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Oakland. Here we go.
Read MoreThe Golden State Warriors played great two-way basketball in a 118-91 win over the Detroit Pistons on Saturday night, but all the focus was on a player who wasn’t even active.
For the second time in the last two seasons, an injured Klay Thompson made a guest appearance as a member of the NBC Sports Bay Area broadcast crew. This time, the shooting guard put on the headset for the third quarter. His performance was quintessential Klay: honest, funny and a little unpredictable, but insightful and representative of his passion for the game.
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