Andre Iguodala is very active early in game five as he rebounds this miss and throws down a putback dunk…. Iguodala elevates for the put-back slam on
Watch: Iguodala throws down put-back dunk
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Watch: Iguodala picks LeBron’s pocket; goes coast to coast for score
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Andre Iguodala got things off to a good start in game 5 for the Golden State Warriors with this steal and score….. Iguodala turns defense into offense for the transition bucket on
Watch: NBA Players read mean tweets
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 6/3/2016
It’s another edition of Jimmy Kimmel’s mean tweets but this time it’s with NBA players! Featured are: Jalen Rose Klay Thompson Blake Griffin Andre Iguodala Russell Westbrook Reggie Miller Doc Rivers Magic Johnson Shaq Steph Curry DeAndre Jordan Dikembe Mutumbo Wait for it, because the last two are the best…..
Watch: Andre Iguodala follows Steph Curry miss with put-back dunk
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 6/2/2016
In the second quarter of game one of the 2016 NBA Finals, Steph Curry missed a tough shot but Andre Iguodala was there to clean up the mess with this dunk….. Andre Iguodala with the putback dunk! https://t.co/KT95a4bX0g — Crossover Chronicles (@crossoverNBA)
Playing Portland could help the Warriors against the Thunder
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 5/16/2016
Playing Portland — it could have been viewed as the easier path for the Golden State Warriors when the 2016 NBA Playoffs began. Yes, a date with the Trail Blazers ceased to be the easier path when Chris Paul and Blake Griffin both went down, but even then, the reigning NBA champions did not figure […]
The Warriors win without Curry, and may need to do it again
0 comments by John Cannon on 4/19/2016
As the 2016 Golden State Warriors’ season unfolded, the optimism always had one caveat. A significant injury to Steph Curry would mean all bets were off. Any other injury, even one as damaging as the ankle sprain that cost Andre Iguodala 17 games late in the season, could be dealt with. Take Curry off the […]
Golden State of concern: Steph Curry’s ankle is the most important joint in Oakland
0 comments by John Cannon on 4/18/2016
The first weekend of the first round of the NBA playoffs was so awful that a mildly tweaked ankle is one of the biggest stories out there. Of course, the fact that the ankle is connected to the rest of Steph Curry by surgically repaired tissue does raise the stakes a little bit. I was asked […]
Steve Kerr is going to get hosed in the Coach of the Year vote — again
0 comments by John Cannon on 4/12/2016
Steve Kerr could become a Jeopardy! clue later this spring: “This man won 140 games in back-to-back NBA seasons and didn’t win a Coach of the Year Award.” Absurd, right? It could happen. This is the time of the year when NBA people discuss end-of-season awards. The playoff teams are almost all identified, but the […]
Focusing on 73 wins for the Warriors is hardly wrong, but let’s stick up for 72, shall we?
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 4/8/2016
Before the Golden State Warriors get to 73 wins, they need to reach 72. That’s basic math, but the simple progression of numbers doesn’t begin to tell the story which has consumed the 2016 NBA season. In professional basketball or any other sport, numbers can and do acquire larger-than-life significance. .406 (Ted Williams in 1941). […]
The Warriors lose 2 of 3 at home, which begs the question: Are YOU a Spurs trauma victim?
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 4/6/2016
We come not to bury the Golden State Warriors, but to praise the San Antonio Spurs… yet not praise them too much. As you can see, the NBA got a little more complicated last night in Oakland… and even more interesting than it already was. After the Warriors’ streak of 114 straight wins with a […]
Why the Warriors can’t rest players the way the Spurs can
0 comments by John Cannon on 4/1/2016
You can’t consume sports media these days without hearing vociferous debate on whether Steve Kerr should rest his Golden State Warriors starters rather than go after the NBA record for wins in a season. The irony is that for those of us who actually watch all the games, it’s a moot point. Kerr couldn’t rest […]
Golden State owns the big picture, but San Antonio has reasons for optimism
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 3/20/2016
The Golden State Warriors really can’t feel too bad about life on Sunday, as they settle in Minneapolis before Monday night’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Sure, the Warriors lost to the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night. A game that was winnable in the final few minutes slipped away. Just a few accurate jump […]
The fine lines for the Spurs and Clippers could still cut in different directions
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 3/16/2016
For the San Antonio Spurs, it’s hard to be troubled by anyone or anything other than the Golden State Warriors right now. The Spurs have just dispatched the Oklahoma City Thunder and, more recently, the Los Angeles Clippers. More precisely, they’ve dominated the fourth quarter in each home game over the past five days. They […]
Danny Green Takes The Andre Iguodala Path
0 comments by Matt Zemek on 7/1/2015
If you’re good enough to be a main-rotation player in any professional team sport, you might arrive at one of the most defining intersections of your life: the place where personal aspiration and personal security cross paths. It’s true that pro athletes make a heckuva lotta money compared to the rest of us, but given […]
Watch: Top Ten dunks of the NBA Finals
0 comments by Kevin Causey on 6/18/2015
Earlier we looked at the Top 10 plays of the 2015 NBA Finals, now let’s look at the Top 10 dunks via the NBA’s YouTube Page…
