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Tag Archives: Harrison Barnes
Interviews with Warriors guard Shaun Livingston and Bay Area News Group columnist Marcus Thompson II
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 →
Posted in NBA, Warriors
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Tagged Andrew Bogut, Harrison Barnes, Marcus Thompson II, Pete Maravich, Shaun Livingston, Stephen Curry
Warriors have won virtually every game they “could have” lost
When you’re the first team in NBA history to ring up a 66-7 record after 73 games, there’s little doubt you’re a dominant team. And that’s what the Golden State Warriors are right now. But there’s another way to look … Continue reading →
Posted in 76ers, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, Denver Nuggets, LA Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, Toronto Raptors, Utah Jazz, Warriors
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Tagged Andrew Wiggins, Brook Lopez, Harrison Barnes, Jarrett Jack, Karl-Anthony Towns, Klay Thompson, Kyle Lowry, Paul Millsap, Zach LaVine
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With playoffs looming, Barnes’ struggles get more concerning
If there’s been a backdrop to this wonderful Warriors’ season it’s been this: What’s going to happen with Harrison Barnes when it’s all over? Barnes, if you don’t know, is a restricted free agent and there are questions about whether … Continue reading →
Posted in NBA, San Antonio Spurs, Warriors
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Tagged Harrison Barnes, Steve Kerr, Tony Parker
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Whiteside, Vucevic will be tested by Warriors’ small lineup
If you’ve watched the Warriors a lot this season, you know that one of their strengths is to neutralize opposing centers, and it sometimes forces them off the floor. The Warriors’ small unit – Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, … Continue reading →
Posted in Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Warriors
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Tagged Andre Iguodala, Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Hassan Whiteside, Klay Thompson, Nikola Vucevic, Stephen Curry
Links to segments with Harrison Barnes, Eric Musselman, Cliff Robinson, Ethan Strauss, etc.
Here are links to various interviews we’ve done on 95.7-FM The Game … Link to segment with Harrison Barnes. Link to segment with Eric Musselman. Link to segment with Cliff Robinson. Link to segment with Ethan Sherwood Strauss. Link to … Continue reading →
Posted in Warriors
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Tagged Clifford Robinson, Eric Musselman, Ethan Sherwood Strauss, Harrison Barnes
Durant-to-Warriors talk just starting and there are many facets
The Kevin Durant-to-the-Warriors discussion isn’t abating, and a big reason why is that something new is being reported at seemingly regular intervals. Adrian Wojnarowski reported the Warriors were a significant frontrunner to land Durant; Marc Spears reported that Durant has … Continue reading →
Posted in NBA This Week, Oklahoma City Thunder, Warriors
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Tagged Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry
Kevin Durant appears to be part of Warriors’ plan for future, but what does that mean for Warriors present?
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 →
Posted in NBA, Oklahoma City Thunder, Warriors
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Tagged Andre Iguodala, Andrew Bogut, Draymond Green, Harrison Barnes, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr
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Warriors’ blowouts help chemistry, Bogut remains underrated
PHOTO BY DANIEL KATZ Here’s a little of this and that after the Warriors’ 127-107 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday at Oracle – a place where they haven’t been defeated in more than a year. It’s been a … Continue reading →
Posted in NBA, Warriors
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Tagged Brandon Rush, DeAndre Jordan, Dwight Howard, Harrison Barnes, Ian Clark, Leandro Barbosa, Luke Walton, Marreese Speights, Rudy Gobert, Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr
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Zach Harper: On Vince Carter’s slam dunk win, the Warriors’ chances and more
On the “NBA This Week” show on 95.7-FM The Game, Matt Steinmetz and John Dickinson were joined by Zach Harper, who covers the NBA for CBS Sports. Harper elaborated on his most recent article, which was a fascinating look at … Continue reading →
Posted in NBA, NBA This Week, Toronto Raptors, Warriors
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Tagged Harrison Barnes, Vince Carter, Zach Harper
Miami Heat executes defensive game plan perfectly against Warriors but it’s still not enough
The Miami Heat were able to what very few teams have done against the Warriors this season: Take away Golden State’s 3-ball. Heat coach Erik Spoelstra came in with a plan, it was apparent, and it was to limit the … Continue reading →
Posted in Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Detroit Pistons, Miami Heat, NBA, Warriors
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Tagged Andre Iguodala, Draymond Green, Erik Spoelstra, Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry
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