WARRIORSTALK

Warrior Defense Falls Apart in Loss to Lakers

For the second straight game, the mostly young and inexperienced players that currently make up the Golden State Warriors were unable to upset a team with a far greater amount of experience and talent.

Game RecapAlex HuttonNovember 14, 2019d'angelo russell, golden state warriors, los angeles lakers, lebron jamesComment

New Article Shows Some of NBA Reveling in Warriors Misfortune

The Golden State Warriors are down and many in the NBA seem to be enjoying their demise. Given the Warriors’ current state, it is easy to believe that a faction of the league was prepared to gloat about it.

FeatureAlex HuttonNovember 12, 2019Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Golden State WarriorsComment

Warriors Keep It Close, But Can’t Keep Up Against Jazz

It wasn’t any one thing that was the cause of the Warriors’ downfall during their 122-108 home loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday night. The Jazz are simply a better basketball team.

Game RecapAlex HuttonNovember 12, 2019Utah Jazz, D'Angelo Russell, Alec Burks, Jordan Poole, Marquese ChrissComment

Week 3 Recap and a Look Ahead

Last year if you told Steve Kerr that he would be without his starting backcourt, defensive player of the year, and have a 2-8 record, he probably would've struggled you off.

Depleted Warriors Run Out of Firepower in Loss to Thunder

On April 13, 2010, the Golden State Warriors, headed into the final game of the season with almost nobody healthy. Only five players received substantial court time against the Portland Trail Blazers, and one of them fouled out.

Russell’s 52 point Outburst is Not Enough in Second Straight Loss

D’Angelo Russell had his best game as a Warrior. In the end, it didn’t matter.