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Zaza Pachulia holds his own during competitive games of poker on the airplane alongside Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson - they call it the ''Good Guys Table.'' Andre Iguodala and JaVale McGee, one-time teammates with Denver reunited in Oakland, hold secret chats. ''We're building an empire,'' Iguodala joked. Jonnie West - son of Hall of Famer and Warriors executive Jerry West - joins Curry, Pachulia and Thompson for their card games. Continue to Article

February 23, 2017 2:42:am EST

The Los Angeles Clippers will be seeking to salvage one win in their season series with the Golden State Warriors when the top two teams in the Pacific Division clash for the final time in the regular season Thursday night. The Warriors have thrashed their rivals from the south three straight times this season, averaging a 25.3-point margin of victory. The Clippers were without standout point guard Chris Paul (surgery on left thumb) in the two most recent meetings -- a 133-120 home loss on Feb. 2 and a 144-98 shellacking in Oakland five nights earlier. Continue to Article

February 22, 2017 10:34:pm EST

The Los Angeles Clippers will be seeking to salvage one win in their season series with the Golden State Warriors when the top two teams in the Pacific Division clash for the final time in the regular season Thursday night. The Warriors have thrashed their rivals from the south three straight times this season, averaging a 25.3-point margin of victory. The Clippers were without standout point guard Chris Paul (surgery on left thumb) in the two most recent meetings -- a 133-120 home loss on Feb. 2 and a 144-98 shellacking in Oakland five nights earlier. Continue to Article

February 22, 2017 10:34:pm EST

The Golden State Warriors are preparing to get some reinforcements for Thursday night's home game against the Clippers, with center Zaza Pachulia and David West expected to play. While both were still listed as questionable Wednesday, coach Steve Kerr said he plans to use them as long as they have no issues after having gone through a full practice and scrimmaging. ''They both looked great,'' Kerr said. Continue to Article

February 22, 2017 6:29:pm EST

DeMarcus Cousins says his prayers have been answered, although not necessarily in the way he expected. The New Orleans Pelicans' newest All-Star maintained Wednesday that he liked Sacramento and initially wasn't happy about being traded Sunday night, but added he'd become frustrated waiting through six-plus losing seasons for the Kings to add more elite players. Cousins is the one who wound up being sent away, but to a team where he joins fellow 6-foot-11 All-Star Anthony Davis. Continue to Article

February 22, 2017 6:20:pm EST