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Warriors coach Steve Kerr and his point guard Steph Curry believe the NBA has a figure worthy of running for office against President Donald Trump in 2020. Kerr won two of his five championships as a player with the San Antonio Spurs under Gregg Popovich, who he believes is capable of being as successful in the Oval Office. Many in the NBA have been critical of Trump since he took office in January, including Kerr and Curry whose championship team has refused to celebrate their victory at the White House. Continue to Article

November 02, 2017 5:00:am EST

Jordyn Johnsen of Santa Rosa, Calif. got to meet Steph Curry Sunday night. Nine-year-old Jordyn Johnsen of Santa Rosa, Calif., lost almost everything in the North Bay wildfires. When she was asked to grab one thing while being evacuated from her burning neighborhood, she chose her pair of Curry 3s, the signature shoe of Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. Continue to Article

November 01, 2017 10:36:pm EST

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr won two of his five championships as a player under San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, and has often spoken highly of his mentor. So it may not be a surprise that Kerr would want Popovich to run for President.? "I truly would vote for Pop. He would make a great president," Kerr said Wednesday. "All jokes aside. I would vote for him." Popovich has been very vocal about political and social issues over the past couple seasons. The often stoic and reserved Popovich has openly criticized President Donald Trump for his actions and remarks. "Honesty and integrity," Kerr said of Popovich. "Those would be two really key components for any person that wants Continue to Article

November 01, 2017 9:35:pm EST

The Golden State Warriors can move him if they feel the need and can find a buyer, is that the deal? Curry is the franchise's franchise-iest player, and that will not change until well after his game starts to deteriorate. Continue to Article

November 01, 2017 3:05:pm EST

On Monday night in Los Angeles, the Warriors clobbered the Clippers by 28 points. On Monday morning, ESPN's Zach Lowe wrote a feature on the new-look Clippers. Who knows if the Warriors got wind of Rivers' comment, but they certainly didn't show any weaknesses (well, they did turn the ball over six times in the third quarter) during the 141-113 win -- their 11th straight over the Clippers. Continue to Article

November 01, 2017 12:13:pm EST