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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 WrapUp’: Lots of Warriors-OKC hype but we learned nothing: GSW clearly better than Thunder; Westbrook elite but needs help; Durant’s supporting cast unprecedented

Posted on February 12, 2017 by Steinmetz

Yeah, I gotta tell you, I’m not really psyched to put together a bunch of paragraphs on the latest Warriors’ win — the one in Oklahoma City on Saturday night … You know, Kevin Durant’s first trip back to that … Continue reading →

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Chris Broussard, Howard Beck and Michael Cage discuss Warriors-OKC, the return of Kevin Durant and what’s going on in New York with Charles Oakley and the Knicks

Posted on February 11, 2017 by Steinmetz

Well, this one tonight is going to be a little different. The Warriors play the Thunder and this one isn’t going to look — or sound — like a run-of-the-mill NBA game. Kevin Durant visits Oklahoma City for the first … Continue reading →

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‘Warriors WrapUp’: Draymond Green scores 4 points but gets historic triple-double; Warriors beat Grizzlies for first time this year 122-107; Iguodala shines in key second-quarter run

Posted on February 10, 2017 by Steinmetz

There would be no comeback on this night. The Warriors played one of their best games of the season on Friday night in Memphis, getting ahead of the Grizzlies and staying ahead of the Grizzlies. All night long. The Warriors … Continue reading →

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