Three positive takeaways from the Warriors' loss in Phoenix

The highly anticipated matchup of the Warriors and Suns came to an abrupt end for Dub fans as Phoenix won, 104-96. There are two things that stood out when watching the game, the number of turnovers the Warriors had (22 to be exact) and the lack of production from the team’s two best players. Steph had an uncharacteristic night, his worst shooting night of his career on twenty shot attempts and they still managed to lose by single digits.

Read More
Where Does Poole Fit with the Return of Klay Thompson?

It's official: Klay Thompson has been fully cleared to return to practice and will return with the Santa Cruz Dubs where he can see more practice reps as he eases himself back into the fold.

Dubs fans rejoice.

Klay’s return has been long-awaited and just the thought of it sends chills down my spine. It truly will be a special night, not only for Klay but for all of Dub Nation.

Read More
Ethan Fox
Steph Curry’s Unselfish Nature is Contagious

One of the many things that Warriors’ television analyst Kelenna Azubuike likes to point out during games is Stephen Curry’s unselfishness within the Warriors offense.

Azubuike points out how Curry is the only superstar that is willing to set screens and sacrifice his body during games. He makes an interesting point. How many superstars in the league are willing to contribute to the offense as if they were the 15th man on the roster?

Read More
Jerry Jiang
The Evolution of the NBA: Jordan, Kobe, and Stephen Curry

Let’s just get this out of the way: Stephen “The System” Curry could easily breach the top 10 players in NBA history with an MVP and a title this season. The trophy case just keeps getting bigger. Realistically, if he had a Finals MVP or two (which he would deserve, both in 2015 and 2018), you could make the case right now.

Read More
James Homer