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Stephen Curry offered a long list of things motivating the Golden State Warriors to extend their season once more and keep alive the chase for a third straight championship. Winning for injured teammate Kevin Durant certainly ranks No. 1 heading into Game 6 of the NBA Finals. A victory in the last game at Oracle Arena is right up there, too. Continue to Article

June 13, 2019 11:17:am EST

This night is about 47 years of memories, of times good and bad, of fans that have entered the gates and those who greeted them with a smile and a kind word. For even with hundreds of players and coaches shuttling in and out since 1971, some growing attached and others never taking –- or not having –- the time to get to know the people or the place, the fans kept coming. They came to see Rick Barry's fine all-around game, Larry Smith's hard-hat work ethic, Purvis Short's rainbow J. They came hoping Joe Barry Carroll would be a star, knowing Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin –- Run-TMC –- would provide entertainment and to give Don Nelson, in his first stint, standing ovations for... Continue to Article

June 13, 2019 10:32:am EST

NBA Rumors: Kyrie Irving still 'intensely interested' in Nets after agent change originally appeared on nbcsportsboston.com Kyrie Irving officially is on the open market, and the hierarchy of his suitors is taking further shape. The Boston Celtics guard remains "intensely interested" in joining the Brooklyn Nets in free agency after changing agents Wednesday, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Wednesday night. Wojnarowski added the New York Knicks are "expected to remain competitive" for Irving, who didn't opt into the final year of his contract with Boston and will become an unrestricted free agent June 30. Continue to Article

June 13, 2019 9:17:am EST

As if the Golden State Warriors didn't already have enough going on, the team introduced a new logo on Wednesday. Perhaps as a ploy to distract the world from the fact that Kevin Durant ruptured his right Achilles tendon in an NBA Finals game he probably shouldn't have been playing in, Golden State made the announcement around the same time Durant made the depressing revelation that he had indeed torn his Achilles, complete with a sad photo from his post-op hospital bed. Golden State touted a custom font and “more accurate depiction of the Bay Bridge” in the reveal. Continue to Article

June 13, 2019 12:56:am EST