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Game Date:
01/21/2019
10:30pm EST
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Golden State -14
Los Angeles +14
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Over
234 (-105)
Under 234 (-115)
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It had been almost a full year since Cousins tore his Achilles midway through the 2017-18 season. Despite proclaiming that he was in “the best shape of [his] life” after surgery and rehab, Cousins was, like everyone else, expecting his return to form, if it happened at all, to be a gradual process. Instead, Cousins looked very much like his old self. Continue to Article
January 21, 2019 11:42:am EST
The Lakers taking the court Monday at Staples Center to face the defending champion Warriors in the marquee game on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday are not the Lakers the NBA had in mind when they scheduled this game. James sustained a groin strain in the Christmas Day game against the Warriors at Oracle Arena. Continue to Article
January 20, 2019 7:10:pm EST
Steph Curry thinks Warriors' on-court chemistry still has room to grow originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com LOS ANGELES - While DeMarcus Cousins' debut with the Warriors exceeded expectations, teammate Stephen Curry said that the team still has a long way to go to build their chemistry on the court. "A lot of things we're going to have to work on going forward," Curry said on Sunday. "We understand that. Continue to Article
January 20, 2019 6:46:pm EST
Houston rookie Gary Clark had a special cheering section Saturday night against the Los Angeles Lakers as a contingent of people from the small North Carolina town where he grew up, including Pirates pitcher Chris Archer, attended the game. Clark and Archer were both raised and went to high school in Clayton, North Carolina, a town of just more than 21,000 people about 20 minutes outside Raleigh. Archer is about six years older than Clark, but has watched his career since the Rocket was a freshman in high school and made a point to catch at least one of his games every season since. Continue to Article
January 19, 2019 9:32:pm EST
The Oklahoma City Thunder may have lost one of their best players with time running out in Saturday's game, but another stepped up in a big way. Paul George drained a clutch 3-pointer to lift the Thunder past the Philadelphia 76ers 117-115. With the Thunder trailing by two points with just seconds left on the clock, the team made sure to put the ball in George's hands. Continue to Article
January 19, 2019 6:55:pm EST
