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Ball movement key to Warriors' big win over Timberwolves
More random observations from the Warriors' 146-105 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday : -- There were no long stretches of the head-shaking, what-are-you-thinking one-on-five play that have plagued the Warriors' offense the first five games.
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Golden State Warriors: One Question, Where Was This Effort Last Night?
After Sunday night's dreadful performance against the Sacramento Kings, it seemed like a matchup against the Timberwolves would be tougher for the Warriors than expected.
Wolves Lose to Warriors By 41 -- The Hysterical Rant of a Wolves Fan
I have been a Timberwolves season ticket holder for 21 years. Except for about 9 years, it has been a hopeless, aimless, terrible basketball product.
Warriors' Offensive Outburst Leads To Rout Of Minnesota
Kelenna Azubuike finished with 31 points to lead a potent Golden State attack, as the Warriors took a 146-105 win over Minnesota.
That observation came most recently during the Warriors' practice Sunday, but it could have been published after most any session during training camp.
Warriors' Curry to start season opener with Ellis
Stephen Curry averaged 6.1 assists per game and generally ran the offense the best.
Kawakami: Warriors picture grows more puzzling
When you're following this ragged franchise, every day feels like a new brainteaser, doesn't it? A quick and bleary update from Wednesday's hectic Warriors hot line: Future franchise player Anthony Randolph might be out for a while because of a sore tailbone and some sort of knee issue.
What's the Warriors' best lineup, best use of minutes?
What once seemed so straight forward is now confusing. And it begins with the starting lineup.
Nelson not concerned about Curry's shooting
Warriors coach Don Nelson regularly raves about rookie Stephen Curry. Nelson said he's a better defender and tougher than he thought, and he loves how he passes and sees the floor.
Randolph bruises a blow to Warriors
Warriors coach Don Nelson is unsure if forward Anthony Randolph can play in Wednesday's regular-season opener after the second-year forward aggravated his lower back injury during Tuesday night's 113-107 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in Ontario.
Bryant, Jackson add to intrigue
No, Warriors swingman Stephen Jackson and Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant didn't brawl at midcourt.
Warriors / Improving defense is a point of attention
"Defense has been a big problem, and I can't guard everybody," Jackson said. "There are five guys on the court, and our defense has to pick up a lot for us to even attempt to have a great year.
Warriors' guard Morrow shooting for stops
Second-year guard Anthony Morrow is going to get minutes this season, because he's perhaps the Warriors' most efficient scoring option.
Warriors' Watson, Law battling for playing time
The Warriors have made no secret about how much they like C.J. Watson. General manager Larry Riley did what he could to keep Orlando from getting its hands on Watson, who was a restricted free agent.
Trainer Tom Abdenour - The Anti-Stephen Jackson :: 2009-2010 Player Recaps and Previews
Tom Abdenour in the community! Teaching kids about eating healthy The number of "great" Warriors to be remembered as "great Warriors" is pretty slim.
Former Tennessee All-American Chris Lofton's is headed back overseas to play in Europe's premier professional basketball league.
Freak injury turned into big break
Editor's note: This article is the second in a two-part series. John Lizama witnessed Mike Silvas suffer the freak injury to his left knee.
Warriors lose Ellis, game, ground
Jeff Lewis / Associated Press Andrew Bynum and the Lakers dominated the paint. Game 2 of the Warriors' preseason was bad -- and the 17-point loss may be the least of the problems.
Monta Ellis out with left ankle sprain
Monta Ellis sprained his left ankle and will not return Wednesday for the conclusion of the Warriors' second preseason game.
Warriors notebook: Thanks to injury, Moore means more
Warriors coach Don Nelson said the Warriors signed 7-foot veteran Mikki Moore to be a spot player, maybe fill in in case of injuries.
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