Game Summary

The Warriors are a jump-shooting team.  Until there’s significant change on this roster, there’s no sense in denying their identity.  Thursday night’s quality 109-101 win in Denver demonstrates how the team can leverage that perim...

It’s hard to imagine the Warriors’ big three of Ellis, Lee and Curry playing a much better basketball game than their performance Tuesday against the Thunder.  Ellis was 18-29 on his way to a 48-point career high, David Lee snagged his s...

The Warriors have been vocal in calling Saturday night’s re-match with the Sacramento Kings an important game.  A win would give them the season’s first three-game win streak and help put behind them some earlier missed opportunities.  ...

In his post-game press conference, Mark Jackson noted the catch-22 starters find themselves in when matched up with injury replacements: if the starter has a good night, it was a foregone conclusion given the lesser competition; if the starter stumbl...

Down by 1 at the beginning of the fourth quarter against a Sacramento team looking even worse than their 6-14 record, it was gut-check time for the Warriors.  The big surprise of the next 12 minutes was whose guts got checked.  Mark Jackson found a...

The Seattle SuperSonics played their final game on April 16, 2008 in the Oracle Arena, defeating the Warriors 126-121.  A lot has changed in the four years since — Seattle was robbed of its team, 20 of the 24 players on those rosters are gone...

The Warriors are a dramatically better basketball team when Monta Ellis doesn’t dominate the ball and when Ellis’ teammates make themselves available to receive it.  Both things happened Wednesday night against a lifeless Portland team p...

Author James M. Barrie once observed that “life is a long lesson in humility.”  It’s hard to imagine a more blunt or direct lesson than the one the Memphis Grizzlies delivered the Warriors in Monday’s epic collapse.  Behind...

The Warriors are nearly a quarter of the way through this lockout-shortened season.  It’s time for Mark Jackson and company to come up with an end-of-the-game play that doesn’t reduce the game of basketball — a game typically playe...

The Warriors’ young season is a work in progress, but Wednesday night’s loss to the Nets was simply an unfinished work.  After playing an offensively sharp (albeit defensively weak) game for three-and-a-half quarters, the team once again...

The Warriors 105-95 road victory over an upstart Cleveland team was a nice continuation of an adjustment that began in the win against Detroit.  The Warriors won this game without Monta Ellis making a meaningful offensive contribution — let al...

The Warriors left Detroit Sunday with their first road win, and just maybe a hint on how to grab a few more.  What started out as a typical Warriors performance — poor, passive defense; forced, selfish offense — was an entirely different...