In Game 4, the Warriors defeated the Kings 126-125 under the leadership of Stephen Curry, who scored 32 points for the No. 6 seed.
Klay Thompson (26 points) and Draymond Green (12 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists) added a combined 38 points for the Warriors in the victory, while De’Aaron Fox led all scorers with 38 points, nine rebounds, and five assists for the Kings. This best-of-seven series is now tied, 2-2, with Game 5 taking place on Wednesday, April 26.
Wiggins scored 25 to lead the Warriors past the Lakers in Game 5 on Wednesday night, when Anthony Davis left the game because of a head injury. After the Lakers’ Game 5 loss to the Warriors, coach Darvin Ham told reporters that Anthony Davis “seems to be doing really good already” after taking an elbow […]
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The Bay Area hasn’t hosted a championship parade in three years, but neither the city nor the Warriors forgot how fun it is. On top of a banister at a Muni stop, Stephen Curry started banging the sign next to him. “M-V-P!” chants echoed from every direction, as blue and gold confetti rained down from […]
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This Warriors championship crowns the third elite team of the Kerr era. In 2014-15, the revolution group raided basketball’s old order, changing how the sport would be played forever. As a death star grinding its opponents to dust on a joyless, inevitable march to victory, the two-time championship team of 2016-18 was the team of […]
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