Andris Biedrins News

For Warriors fans, the 1997 NBA All-Star Game was a cruel joke. Eighteen months after the first Don Nelson era had begun to implode, they were still getting dust in their eyes.

Indiana Pacers forward Troy Murphy and Golden State Warriors center Andris Biedrins are missing Wednesday's game because of injuries.

Kelenna Azubuike scored a season-high 31 points and Anthony Randolph added 23 to help the Golden State Warriors beat the struggling Minnesota Timberwolves 146-105 on Monday night.

The Warriors had little reaction to the widely discussed comments made by swingman Stephen Jackson's agent, Mark Stevens, to ESPN.com that were posted late Sunday night.

Game 5: Warriors at Sacramento The Warriors trail Sacramento 65-54 at the break.

It appears center Andris Biedrins is going to miss more time. He returned to the lineup Sunday, which probably wasn't a good idea.

A pair of Pacific Division rivals hookup in California's capital Sunday when Sacramento opens a four-game homestand by playing host to Golden State.

Warriors rookie guard Stephen Curry is used to attention. He's been in the spotlight since his sophomore season at Davidson College, and the fanfare has followed him into the pro ranks.

Randolph is listed at 6-foot-11 but says he's closer to 7- foot. He once was considered the team's long-term solution at power forward, and many believed that he could develop into a "3" with his assortment of skills.

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The endless predictions for the NBA season have been documented. The Warriors are pegged to miss the playoffs for the third consecutive season, and for the 15th time in the past 16 seasons.

An MRI revealed no damage in Warriors backup center Ronny Turiaf's left knee, but he is out with a sprain.

Nellie to "Captain" Jack: "Look man- Riley's on the phone right now trying to trade you.

The roller-coaster career of Anthony Randolph took an upswing Friday. After playing just 10 minutes coming off the bench in the season opener Wednesday, the Warriors second-year forward found himself in the starting lineup against Phoenix at US Airways Center.

I'll admit it: I wanted Stephen Curry to play well last night. Not because I like the way he plays , or because of fond memories of his dad , or even because -- full disclosure -- I grew up a Warriors fan.

Golden State Warriors' Corey Maggette #50 vies for a rebound with Houston Rockets defenders Shane Battier, left, and David Andersen during the second quarter of an NBA basketball game, Wednesday, Oct.

Warriors coach Don Nelson did all he could to keep the starting lineup to himself.

The estimated 4,000 in attendance for Monday's open-to-the-public practice at Oracle Arena got a preview of a rotation Warriors fans might see often this season.

Stephen Curry averaged 6.1 assists per game and generally ran the offense the best.

Eventually, they'll get around to playing basketball. Don Nelson will surpass Lenny Wilkens as the all-time leader in NBA coaching wins.