Realistically speaking, most of the free agents in the 2013 class are somehow angered with their team, and not looking to return. Chris Paul is the exception and his situation in LAC is very unique, if you ask me. Other than that, Monta Ellis, Brandon Jen
The NBA is filled with ballers who are looking to continue to do great by developing each year. Some are automatically good from the start, and others have bunches of potential that spread out as the years go by. For some of these players, playing on a be
The Golden State Warriors had a great run in the 2013 NBA Playoffs, getting past the first round despite being a higher seed, and being the only team to play the Spurs and not get swept so far. It was quite an improvement from last year, but there was sti
The Golden State Warriors' rock off the bench in the 2012-2013 season was Jarrett Jack, a guy they traded Dorell Wright for. Jack was a solid player for the Warriors off the bench, as he averaged 12.9 points per game in the regular season, and 17.2 ppg in
The Golden State Warriors had an amazing season, and the fans should be happy about it. When they were tragically eliminated from contention by the NBA Finals-bound San Antonio Spurs, it was heartbreaking yes, but they did beat the higher seeded Denver Nu
While the Golden State Warriors are a team with a lot of hype, energy, and youthfulness, they need some veteran pieces in order to compete. Finishing sixth in the standings, the Warriors had one of their best seasons since 2008, which was a year they didn
The playoffs are always full of excitement, mostly because of the home crowd. Teams like the Heat and the Spurs are good, yes, but where would they be without their home crowds? It's incredible, considering that buildings are literally alive come playoff
Right now, the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat both lead their series. The Spurs are up 3-0, and the Heat are up 2-1. They may be in a very small hole, but that hole continually gets bigger when you're playing the Heat in a playoff series.
This again? Haven't the Warriors learned their lesson? Before the 2012-2013 season, the Warriors were openly pursuing Dwight Howard, who had absolutely no interest in them. He joined the Lakers because he wanted to win. After one of his worst career seaso
The Warriors had a pretty successful season considering they weren't poised to get past the first round, let alone make the playoffs. Most of that success can be attributed to Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Harrison Barnes, and mainly David Lee, who led th
The playoffs have met the expectations so far, but there hasn't been any major upsets. Without the upset factor, it just gets boring after a while. Ri...
The Golden State Warriors have had an above average season, considering that they faced adversity at all point in it. They made the playoffs despite popular belief, and were able to beat the third seeded Denver Nuggets in the first round. It's been good f
In the 2012-2013 NBA season, for the Warriors, Klay Thompson was the Warriors' third leading scorer, while occasionally breaking out to score north of 25 points. Those are some pretty good numbers, but his shooting percentage was atrocious in the games wh
With two games have gone by already and one series yet to start, the Conference Finals are going to be exciting, yet again! Last year in the Western Conference Finals, the Thunder were able to beat the Spurs in order to move on, but got their hearts broke
As the Warriors saw their season ending, there were tears of course. How could there not be? The main focus, however, was the big picture that they did what everyone said they couldn't. No one predicted them to finish at the 6th seed, yet they did that. T