After the first week of the season, the NBA looked to be on autopilot, and then came Sunday.
Just three days away from the NBA restart, I’m sure there couldn’t be any more excitement for play to begin from its fans, players, and executives.
The Warriors are starting to build friction in the media surrounding their humbled golden boy, Stephen Curry.
It’s safe to say that the 2019-20 NBA season for the Golden State Warriors hasn’t gone to plan.
The Toronto Raptors are the 2018-19 NBA champions. Just typing that statement is kinda crazy in itself.
It was a fingertip from Draymond Green at the last second of Monday’s Game 5 to deny the Toronto Raptors their first NBA championship, at least for now.
The Toronto Raptors are one win away from capturing their first NBA title in their 24-year existence.
The Warriors are now in a very unique situation against the Raptors and facing untouched territory.
The Golden State Warriors were searching for answers after their 118-109 loss in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Tonight in Toronto, Game 1 will kick off at 9 pm Eastern Time between the Raptors and Warriors.
The Golden State Warriors are just one win away from advancing into the NBA finals for the fifth straight season, all thanks to Draymond Green.
So what does this mean for the Warriors? Well, we have to close our eyes and rewind back before Durant took his talents to the Golden State.
Edward Thring
The Lazy Monarch