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Murph: Foolishly overanalyzing the Warriors’ loss in Miami
Yes, the Warriors lost their seventh game of the season to the lowly Miami Heat Monday night. But, on pace for a 69-win season, Murph wonders what it would take for everyone to stop overanalyze the star-studded Dubs.
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7 times Steve Kerr kept it real this season
Unabashed honesty is part of the fabric Kerr’s installed in Golden State’s locker room. Transparency is a major part of his leadership style. Cliche answers are rarely apart of his repertoire.
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LeBron ripping the Cavs publicly all a part of his masterplan
The ironic part of this is that James is not happy with Cleveland’s lack of a backup point guard because the team is loaded with his overpaid friends. Tristan Thompson’s $82 million deal, J.R. Smith’s $57 million contract and the lack of a first-round pick until 2021 have the front office handcuffed.
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Warriors’ first half largely defined by overcoming perceived weaknesses
After a week in which they beat the Cavaliers by 35, the Thunder by 21 and the Rockets (in Houston) by 17, it’s safe to say the Kevin Durant-era Warriors are starting to look like the basketball juggernaut many envisioned they would be.
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Warriors tripped up in Miami 105-102
Playing on the second night of a back-to-back, a trip down to South Beach did not go as expected for the Warriors.
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Zaza on KNBR: ‘Whatever Westbrook wants to do, I’ll be on the court’
The Warriors and Thunder meet two more times this season, including February 11th in Oklahoma City. That game will also mark Kevin Durant’s first game in Oklahoma City since signing with the Warriors in the off-season.
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Curry, Thompson each hit 7 3s, Warriors pull away from Magic
Curry scored 27 points and Thompson had 21. The Warriors shot 19 of 42 overall from 3-point range while the Magic went 7 for 28.
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Russell Westbrook is lying and he’s only fooling himself
Despite his in illusions, Russell Westbrook is not the best basketball player on the planet. Matt Kolsky writes it’s his failure to realize this fact that will continue to hurt whatever he team he plays for.
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Kerr keeps Warriors winning with yoga, creative approach
Coach Steve Kerr is committed to changing things up, and he gave Golden State a day off from the practice floor one day last week so the players could practice yoga instead
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Tolbert: Klay on same level as Curry, Harden, Westbrook
The Warriors have played each of their final two opponents of last season in the past week, and have won big in both games. However, their next opponent may be even tougher. Tom Tolbert stopped by the Digital Lounge to tell us why he has been genuinely surprised by the Rockets this year, and gives…
