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If Durant leaves OKC, he prefers Warriors [report]
Let the games begin. Frank Isola of the New York Daily News dropped an article on Tuesday with sourced information regarding Kevin Durant’s free agency. “The same source maintains that if Durant doesn’t re-sign with the Oklahoma City Thunder he would prefer to join the Warriors, a team that has reached two straight NBA Finals and…
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Tolbert’s Takes: LeBron is unlike anything the league has seen before
Tom Tolbert joined Murph & Mac on KNBR to recap the tough Game 7 loss for the Warriors and examine how LeBron’s legacy has changed now that he has secured a championship for Cleveland.
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Uncertainty clouds somber Warriors
OAKLAND — Soft-spoken, somber and sleep deprived, the three most integral members of the Golden State Warriors met one last time at their team facility, before bouncing into a summer of uncertainty. For Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, the burden of losing a championship felt worst the next morning than it did the night of.…
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Obama stayed on Air Force One to watch end of Game 7
President Obama and his family returned to Washington Sunday night after visiting several national parks in the western half of the country, including Yosemite. Unfortunately for Obama, a noted basketball fan, they landed at Joint Base Andrews in Air Force One right as Game 7 of the NBA Finals was concluding, so the first family stayed…
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Murph & Mac’s Total Recall: The block, the 3, the Championship
Murph & Mac recap one of the most heart-wrenching weekends in Bay Area sports history on Total Recall, diving into the aftermath of Warriors-Cavs, the dramatic events of the US Open, and a Bay Area hero’s return to the field. Humm Babies: The champion Cavaliers, the Warriors’ two-year run, and the return of The Freak.…
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▶︎ Steph Curry says final shot will haunt him
OAKLAND — With 50 seconds remaining, Kyrie Irving had just put the Cavaliers up 92-89 with a scintillating three-point shot right in Steph Curry’s grill. The Warriors were starting to panic, but they weren’t counting themselves out of it yet. After all, Curry was due and 50 seconds was a ton of time to make something…
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Bogut: Playing for Australia in Rio ‘very unlikely’
Andrew Bogut all but ruled himself out of the Rio Olympics on Thursday, saying the bone bruises around his left knee almost certainly will not be healed in time for him to play for Australia this summer. “I’m not great at math, but six to eight weeks minimum is what I’ve been told,” the Golden…
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The Draymond Green Show: Channeling emotions is crucial in Game 6
Draymond Green had his weekly conversation with Tom Tolbert and Ray Ratto on KNBR and explained how he is approaching Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Green said he must channel his emotions in order to help the Warriors close out the series.
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Scott Foster to officiate Game 6 of NBA Finals
With a Warriors title hanging in the balance, the NBA announced Scott Foster will officiate Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Despite Foster’s longstanding history with the Warriors — we documented some of it here — there were no problems with him when he called Game 2 of the NBA Finals, a 110-77 Golden State blowout win.…
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Radnich: Warriors should be worry-free heading into Game 6
The Cavs did something in Game 5 that has never been done before in the Finals: Kyrie Irving and LeBron James became the first set of teammates to go for 40 or more points each. But, there is no reason to panic in Warrior-land. Consider the facts in looking at the dismantling of the Warriors…
