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Danny Granger finished with 31 points and 16 rebounds, carrying Indiana to a 108-94 victory over the Warriors.

Down by 30 points after three quarters at home to a bottom five team who is missing their No.

For the third consecutive game, the entire fourth quarter was garbage time. This time, however, the Warriors were on the positive end.

For the second consecutive game Sunday, the Warriors lost before the fourth quarter began.

Two struggling teams hit the hardwood in Oakland Monday when the Golden State Warriors play host to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Rookie Tyreke Evans scored 18 of his 23 points in the second quarter and Sacramento beat Golden State 120-107 to win back-to-back games for the first time in nearly a year.

Monta Ellis had 24 points and a season-high 12 assists, Anthony Morrow added 24 points, and Corey Maggette had 20 to lead Golden State to its first win of the season, 113-105 over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.

Before the 1-2 Warriors embark on a string of really, really, really tough games , they have a few winnable games , but will win only if they follow the NEW RULES: NEW RULE:A Corey Maggette is no longer allowed to shoot from the outside.A New limit: four feet from the rim.

While the changes the Warriors made certainly helped on offense Wednesday, they also created a few problems on defense and rebounding.

It was a reminder that the Warriors haven't cornered the NBA market on disaffected players or odd chemistry.

Hey, where's Bob Griese ? I guess he's out munching on his foot, and maybe a slice of humble pie.

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.

"At 29, I'm one of the oldest guys on the team, so it's kind of like I'm 45," Maggette said.

Game 2: Warriors at Phoenix The Warriors have Saturday off, a day after getting run out of the arena 123-101 by Phoenix.

Kelly Dwyer hasn't done a good job of making friends recently while writing for Yahoo Sports.

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.

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.

One of the late-developing themes of Warriors training camp has been Don Nelson's growing use of the "big lineup." A key reason for that has been the return of Ronny Turiaf, who was limited early in camp by a knee injury sustained during the summer while helping the French national team to a fifth-place finish in EuroBasket 2009, a World ...