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Interviews with Warriors guard Shaun Livingston and Bay Area News Group columnist Marcus Thompson II

Posted on December 30, 2016 by Steinmetz

Had a chance to interview Warriors guard Shaun Livingston on Friday on 95.7-FM The Game, and we talked about a variety of topics. The Warriors are 28-5 and have the Dallas Mavericks coming into Oracle . Despite Golden State’s NBA-best … Continue reading →

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Warriors’ weaknesses hard to find, but there might be some

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Steinmetz

The Golden State Warriors don’t have many weaknesses. That much we know. Yes, the Warriors got knocked off the by Lakers on Sunday in LA, but that doesn’t change the big picture: They’re still the odds-on favorites to win the … Continue reading →

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Thunder and Cavaliers must look like same team to Warriors

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Steinmetz

There remains plenty of sentiment out there that the Oklahoma City Thunder are still the toughest matchup for the Warriors. It’s not a crazy notion, either. Yes, the Warriors completed a three-game season sweep of OKC at Oracle on Thursday … Continue reading →

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Varejao could be factor sooner rather than later for Warriors

Posted on February 21, 2016 by Steinmetz

If the Warriors win back-to-back NBA titles, it won’t be because of Anderson Varejao. But there’s a very real possibility that if they do win another championship this year, you’ll look back and say: They couldn’t have done it without … Continue reading →

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When Warriors do lose, there’s lots to talk about

Posted on February 20, 2016 by Steinmetz

Boy, one loss can really change everything. Or so it seems. The Blazers rout the Warriors 137-105, and all of a sudden there are a lot of talking points with Golden State, despite its 48-5 record. My co-host on the … Continue reading →

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Kevin Durant appears to be part of Warriors’ plan for future, but what does that mean for Warriors present?

Posted on February 3, 2016 by Steinmetz

First of all, the Warriors are not made up of porcelain dolls. They’re not going to crack when there’s a little adversity or an obstacle or challenge is put in front of them. They’ve made it through a half-season without … Continue reading →

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Warriors are making it clear by their actions: They’ve got the 72-win Chicago Bulls in their sights

Posted on February 1, 2016 by Steinmetz

The Warriors have won seven in a row and are now 44-4, heading into Wednesday’s game against the Wizards. It wasn’t long ago that the Warriors, themselves, and their fans felt the team was in a little bit of a … Continue reading →

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Is greatest shooting backcourt in NBA history playing alongside greatest frontcourt passing tandem in history?

Posted on January 26, 2016 by Steinmetz

PHOTO BY DANIEL KATZ OAKLAND — After watching the Warriors blow out the San Antonio Spurs 120-90 on Monday night at Oracle, I asked the same question I’ve asked myself after most of their wins: How is anyone going to … Continue reading →

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Warriors’ Curry getting to the foul line plenty this year

Posted on January 20, 2016 by Steinmetz

  PHOTO BY DANIEL KATZ Despite the Warriors being in the middle of a historic season, there seems to be an undertone of disappointment and negativity regarding the way Stephen Curry is being officiated by NBA referees. This is not … Continue reading →

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With nod to Warriors’ past, the matchups we’d like to see against current Golden State team

Posted on December 9, 2015 by Steinmetz

Look, when the team you’re writing about never loses, it sometimes gets tough to come up with things to talk or write about. How many times can you describe Stephen Curry’s greatness? How often can you talk about Draymond Green’s … Continue reading →

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