Why the Warriors Will Cover the Spread/Win After losing the last two games, the Warriors come in a slight underdogs for this Game 7 matchup. It doesn’t matter if they are playing at home or on ...

After squandering Games 5 and 6 and looking out of effort, energy, and rhythm, the Warriors bounced back on Sunday night, going on the road for a statement Game 7 win over the Houston Rockets ...

The Golden State Warriors are advancing to the second round of the playoffs to face the Minnesota Timberwolves after defeating the Houston Rockets, 103-89, in Game 7 of their first-round series.

The Warriors won all three games in which Looney dominated the glass: 20 in Game 3, 22 in Game 5 and 21 in Game 7, with the last two efforts coming on the road.

Curry's points are the most in NBA history in a Game 7, topping former teammate Kevin Durant's 48 for the Nets against Milwaukee in 2021. The Warriors fell behind 2-0 in this series then won twice ...

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr gestures to a player while playing against the Sacramento Kings during the second quarter of Game 7 of the NBA Western Conference first-round playoffs ...

Now the Warriors head back to Houston for a climactic Game 7, looking old and tired and confused about whether they should leave VanVleet on the perimeter (they shouldn’t).

The Golden State Warriors will advance to play the Los Angles Lakers in second round of the NBA playoffs after taking down the Sacramento Kings 120-100 in Game 7 on Sunday. Stephen Curry put on a ...

It juxtaposed the high of a Warriors’ 3-1 series comeback and Game 7 win at home against Oklahoma City in the Western Conference Finals. Curry scored 36 points shooting 7-for-12 from 3 in that ...

Steph Curry scored 50 points in the Warriors’ Game 7 win. Getty Images “What an incredible performance,” Thompson said. “This is a Game 7 I’ll forever remember as the Steph Curry game.” ...

No way. Even before Wednesday night’s game ended in a 131-116 loss, the final score made respectable only by a fourth-quarter, reserves-fueled rally, Warriors players were looking ahead to Game 6.