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Old Problems, New Answers (Warriors 111, Blazers 106) (Warriors)

Posted November 19, 2008 at 4:25 am

For long stretches, particularly in the second half, Tuesday’s match up between the Warriors and Blazers looked like many of the other games of the Warriors’ young season: Stephen Jackson or Corey Maggette settled into isolation plays while the four other Warriors stood around and watched on offense.  CJ Watson, Kelenna Azubuike, and Stephen Jackson [...]

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Numbers Game (SFGate Sports: Golden State Warriors)

Posted November 19, 2008 at 12:26 am

NUMBERS GAME 2 Three-pointers needed by Stephen Jackson entering Tuesday to move up to eighth all-time for the Warriors 2 Blocks for Ronny Turiaf against Greg Oden on one possession 11 First-half points for Anthony…
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The Warriors Developmental League (Warriors 98, Kings 115) (Warriors)

Posted November 9, 2008 at 10:13 pm

Gone are the days when the excitement in Warriors games came from challenging the best of the NBA.  Today, those still tuning in for Warriors basketball do so for more subtle pleasures.  Want to see a winning basketball team?  Look elsewhere, at least for now.  Want to see what happens when rookies, sophomores, walk-ons, and [...]

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Just Wright (Warriors 111, Nuggets 101) (Warriors)

Posted November 6, 2008 at 2:40 am

Find yourself experiencing wild swings of emotions?  Fluctuate between nihilism and doe-eyed optimism with little provocation?  Think that hope is important but failure is inevitable?  Have I got an NBA team for you.  Within 48 hours starting the countdown to implosion, the Warriors knock off the trade-crippled Nuggets 111-101 and suddenly everything looks a bit [...]

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PLAYING WITH HEART / Turiaf provides energy, passion (SFGate Sports: Golden State Warriors)

Posted November 3, 2008 at 1:00 am

After Ronny Turiaf horded rebounds, blocks and assists in his high-energy Warriors debut, coach Don Nelson quipped that he’d been waiting for weeks for his new big man to deliver. Nelson shouldn’t have worried. Turiaf always has been a bit of a late-bloomer….
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PLAYING WITH HEART / Turiaf provides energy, passion for Warriors (SFGate Sports: Golden State Warriors)

Posted November 2, 2008 at 6:26 pm

- After Ronny Turiaf horded rebounds, blocks and assists in his high-energy Warriors debut, coach Don Nelson quipped that he’d been waiting for weeks for his new big man to break out. He shouldn’t have worried. Turiaf has always been a bit of a late-bloomer….
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WARRIORS / Definitely not great late / Golden State falters down the stretch once more as Toronto prevails in OT (SFGate Sports: Golden State Warriors)

Posted November 1, 2008 at 12:00 am

The mad scientist struck again Friday, coach Don Nelson tossing small-ball aside and unleashing big-ball against the Raptors. Suddenly, Andris Biedrins and Ronny Turiaf were fighting each other for rebounds and blocks. Stephen Jackson was backing down Jose…
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Observations from Opener (Inside the Warriors)

Posted October 30, 2008 at 7:02 am

* The Warriors’ best lineup was obvious Wednesday night, and it featured Stephen Jackson at point guard. Nelson went to Jax, Azubuike, Maggette, Harrington and Biedrines less than three minutes into the game. He rode that five (Andris and Ronny Turiaf were fairly close to splitting the minutes at center) hard in the opener. Jackson [...]

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A Whole New Game (Warriors 122, Thunder 102) (Fast Break)

Posted October 12, 2008 at 1:31 am

I???ve been accused on more than one occasion of being blindly optimistic when it comes to the Warriors.?? For those who aren???t in the mood for a little giddy optimism, you should probably stop reading here.?? Yes, the Warriors were playing the lowly Thunder in the preseason, but there were so many encouraging signs on [...]

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Beard Kooks walk among us. (Fear The Beard)

Posted October 8, 2008 at 11:07 pm

This picture comes courtesy of my friend Chris Nieratko over at chrisnieratko.com. It was tagged “Beard Kook.” I don’t know what a “Beard Kook” is but I’m going to nominate this guy to take Thunder’s place as the new Warriors mascot. For one thing, I’m pretty sure this dude has supernatural powers. His name is [...]

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