Golden State lost Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals, but it’s hard to care too much right now.
Dallas’ win means the Warriors now hold a 3-1 advantage in the series and will get another chance to close out the series in Game 5 at the Chase Center in San Francisco.
it’s hard to care about the result one way or another. The game doesn’t matter. Steve Kerr explains why with his full pre-game statement:
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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To win their fourth NBA championship in eight years, the Warriors swept the Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. After scoring 21-0 in the first quarter and the beginning of the second, Golden State was able to build a lead that was too big for Boston in a 103-90 win. Among five […]
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