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Draymond Green explains how SoulCycle classes help him stay NBA ready originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com On the Warriors' days off, Draymond Green likes to flush his legs out in a room with candles and strangers by pedaling in Bay Area SoulCycle classes. "You walk out feeling sweaty, feeling good like you got a workout in, but it doesn't put much strain on the body," Green said. "Sometimes it's good to get away from the game of basketball or the typical weight room." Continue to Article

March 31, 2019 1:01:am EST

In case you aren't sure, if Curry drills five or more 3-pointers Sunday against the Hornets, he would break his personal record of seven consecutive games with at least five made 3s. Curry accomplished that in the first seven games this season, and at the time it was an NBA record. Curry did not play against the Hornets at Oracle last season because he was out with a sprained ankle. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 7:09:pm EST

LeBron James' first season with the Los Angeles Lakers is over. The team announced Saturday that it will hold out James for the final six games of the regular season to rest a groin injury originally suffered on Christmas Day against the Golden State Warriors. "After consulting with our team doctors and medical staff, we have decided to hold LeBron out of games for the remainder of the season," president of basketball operations Magic Johnson said in a statement. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 6:28:pm EST

Stephen Curry labelled some of the officiating "embarrassing" after the Golden State Warriors lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves in overtime on Friday. Karl-Anthony Towns made a pair of free throws with 0.5 seconds remaining in OT as the Timberwolves stunned reigning NBA champions the Warriors 131-130. Golden State felt some calls were questionable down the stretch, with Curry discussing the technical foul forward Draymond Green received. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 3:16:am EST

Warriors can only laugh their way to bank in bizarre loss to T'Wolves originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com The Warriors spent Friday night giving away a game and then chuckling in the face of defeat, two acts completely independent of each other. They were miserable about blowing a 19-point lead, as well they should have been for opening the door to debacle. But they were utterly flabbergasted by the dark comedy - from their point of view - staged by the officiating crew over the final seconds of a 131-130 overtime loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Continue to Article

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