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About Steinmetz

Matt Steinmetz is a veteran San Francisco Bay Area sports journalist. He covered the Golden State Warriors for the Bay Area News Group for more than a decade before becoming a television analyst with Comcast SportsNet Bay Area. Steinmetz can be heard on "Steiny & Guru" on 95.7-FM The Game in San Francisco, from 12-3.

Warriors made it clear: They wanted a veteran; how will Matt Barnes help? Kevin Durant continues his history of getting banged-up; can Spurs catch Warriors for No. 1 seed?

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Steinmetz

One thing that became clear in the past few days: The Warriors really wanted a veteran addition to the team. That veteran was supposed to be point guard Jose Calderon. But after Kevin Durant suffered a hyperextended left knee on … Continue reading →

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‘Warriors WrapUp’: Durant injured in 112-108 loss to Wizards; team announces he’ll miss at least four weeks; Curry misses potential game-winner; Matt Barnes on the way

Posted on February 28, 2017 by Steinmetz

The Warriors lost a game on Tuesday night. But they lost more than that, too. Golden State forward Kevin Durant sustained a left knee injury less than two minutes into the game and did not return. The Warriors ended up … Continue reading →

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‘Warriors WrapUp’: Golden State survives awful 3-point shooting night by getting to foul line in 119-108 win over 76ers; Curry goes 0-for-11 from beyond arc; Pachulia picks up slack

Posted on February 27, 2017 by Steinmetz

The Warriors started out their five-game road trip with a strange one in Philly. A team known for taking a lot of 3-pointers and not many free throws could barely make a shot from beyond the arc and got to … Continue reading →

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