In Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy — the award-winning director introduced fans to a classic Batman villain — Harvey Dent, otherwise known as Two-Face.
The once renowned lawyer turned into one of Batman’s most iconic adversaries after a series of unfortunate events, leaving Dent with the signature look of a scarred face and a normal face. Rather than leaving the situation to chance, Two-Face flips a coin to decide the next course of actions.
Read MoreThe NBA is a league defined by superstardom and making the right moves at the right time.
For the Warriors, this meant drafting Stephen Curry at No. 7 in 2009 drafting Draymond Green in the second round in 2012, and Klay Thompson at No. 11 in 2011.
Read MoreThe Twitter world exploded at the clown that is known as “The King”. Is this your king?
Read MoreThe final game of this 72-game season has arrived, as the Warriors face the Grizzlies at home Sunday afternoon at 12:30. This is the most important game that the Warriors have played all season, as the winner will claim the 8th seed going into the play-in tournament and the loser falling to the 9th seed.
Read MoreThe month of April has become the month of Stephen Curry, as the future Hall of Famer has been on an absolute offensive tear that has placed him in an elite territory in the record books. Even if Curry “cooled off” in Wednesday’s 118-114 loss to the Washington Wizards, the offensive clinic he’s been on in recent weeks could not have come at a better time for the Golden State Warriors. At 29-30, the Warriors would finish at the ninth spot if the season were to end today, certifying a play-in game to potentially make a first-round playoff appearance.
Read MoreIt’s a pretty cool thing when beating the best team in the Eastern Conference on the road is not on the top of the list of the most notable takeaways from a game.
Stephen Curry had 49 of the Warriors’ 107 points in their victory in Philadelphia over the 76ers on Monday. When the two-time MVP crossed his jersey number in scoring on the night, he became the first player age-33 or older with 11 consecutive games of 30+ points in NBA history. Curry had tied Kobe Bryant as the only players to have double-digit games with 30 or more at age-33 or older with his 47-point outburst in Golden State’s loss in Boston on Saturday.
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