vs
Game Date:
05/22/2017
9:00pm EST
Lines:
Golden State -12.5
San Antonio +12.5
Total:
Over
220 (-110)
Under 220 (-110)
Community Picks: Golden State Warriors 0% vs San Antonio Spurs 0%
Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs Thread
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SAN ANTONIO -- Late in the fourth quarter of Game 3 between the Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs, it appeared Spurs big man Dewayne Dedmon got away with a dangerous moving screen on Stephen Curry. ESPN approached Curry and acting head coach Mike Brown on the topic after practice on Sunday. "I know he's not a dirty player. I'm not going to try to mess up his reputation, but I feel like that was a dirty play," Curry responded to ESPN. "Luckily no one was hurt." He said he didn't realize how egregious the screen was until he saw a replay the next morning. The incident occurred with 4:36 remaining in Saturday's Western Conference finals contest. At the time, the Warriors had a 17-point Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 10:55:am EST
Bright spots have been few and far between for the Spurs since Kawhi Leonard went down with an ankle injury in the opener of the Western Conference finals. For every brief Manu Ginobili revival, there's been a LaMarcus Aldridge wet blanket. If there has been one ray of San Antonio sunshine during its inevitable loss to the Warriors, it’s been the play of Jonathon Simmons, the second-year swingman who has emerged in Leonard’s absence. Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 7:45:am EST
Golden State Warriors center Zaza Pachulia felt San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich worsened the situation which has seen him criticised for Kawhi Leonard's injury. When Pachulia hopped below the feet of Leonard while the Spurs star was shooting in game one of the Western Conference Finals, some thought his intentions were to injure. Popovich's comments after the game added fuel to an already raging fire, while Pachulia has been left fighting to protect his reputation. Continue to Article
May 22, 2017 2:17:am EST
Zaza Pachulia is not a fan favorite for San Antonio Spurs fans. The Golden State Warriors big man appeared to unnecessarily slide under Kawhi Leonard during Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, injuring San Antonio’s best player. The Warriors were getting blown out in that game, but have since recovered and have outscored the Spurs by 50 points in three wins. Continue to Article
May 21, 2017 11:00:pm EST
SAN ANTONIO -- There would be edge-of-your-seat drama and real-life warmth. There would be a clash of styles as well as cultures. And in the end, the proverbial torch would either be retained or forcibly passed. Warriors-Spurs is the postseason series we’ve been waiting for, right? It’s the organized chaos of new-age ingenuity versus old-school stability that has become tradition, with the potential of generational shift. At last, the matchup fate somehow deprived us of the past two years. Such enormous promise, and all of it has broken into tiny pieces that may as well be scattered from California to Texas. The Warriors are missing their head coach, Steve Kerr, a disciple of Spurs coach Gregg Continue to Article
May 21, 2017 10:30:pm EST
