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Warriors general manager Bob Myers and coach Steve Kerr continue to tell us they're keeping the door open for Patrick McCaw, and they might even mean it. The stark reality is that even if the Warriors still want McCaw, now in Week 6 of his self-imposed absence, they must realize they no longer need him. The Warriors own the rights to McCaw, and there is no reason to renounce because there is value in standing between McCaw any team interested in acquiring him. Continue to Article

October 31, 2018 4:36:am EST

When the season started, nobody could have predicted that on Oct. 29 in Chicago, Alfonzo McKinnie -- as a member of the Golden State Warriors -- would register 19 points and 10 rebounds. In early September, McKinnie agreed to a non-guaranteed training camp invite. "I think it was a couple days before training camp and we're getting ready to start camp and I see the list of guys who have been invited," the Warriors' head coach explained to Damon Bruce of 95.7 The Game. "We always have six or seven extra guys who come to camp and occasionally there's one spot open and there's a competition for that spot. Continue to Article

October 31, 2018 12:55:am EST

Two positives, two negatives from Klay Thompson's record night in Warriors win originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.comIn completing a sweep of a three-game road trip on Monday, the Warriors didn't do much wrong in their 149-124 thrashing of the Bulls Continue to Article

October 30, 2018 6:14:pm EST

There's a shoe that has to drop at some point in this Golden State Warrior season, there just has to be. Everything reverts to the mean, and it is to the Warriors' credit that their mean happens to be about seven wins and 18-point win margins better than anyone else's. Klay Thompson's crypt-bursting breakout game Monday night in Chicago is merely the latest in a series of jaw-slackening performances in the first tenth of the season, and reminds us that the Warriors deal in amazement and fright simultaneously. Continue to Article

October 30, 2018 12:01:pm EST

Kevin Durant hailed Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry as "the best shooters to ever walk the earth" after another historic night for the Golden State Warriors. It was Thompson's turn to take centre stage at United Center on Monday, the swingman landing an NBA-record 14 three-pointers and scoring 52 points in just over 26 minutes on court in a 149-124 defeat of the Chicago Bulls. Curry set the previous best tally of 13 two years ago and played his part in helping Thompson take his record. Continue to Article

October 30, 2018 8:01:am EST