The harsh truth about Klay Thompson’s return that’s affecting the Warriors

Stephen Curry is an absolute savage. The Dallas Mavericks learned this the hard way in Game 2 of their Western Conference Finals series against the Golden State Warriors. With a minute left to go in the game, Curry hit a massive three-pointer to put the game away for good. Immediately afterwards, the star celebrated in front of the Mavs bench with a cold celebration.

Before Dillon Brooks took out Gary Payton II in the second round, the Golden State Warriors guard made a name for himself in the playoffs with his hard-nosed defense and knack for making big plays. This came after a regular season in which Payton finally became a legitimate rotation player, which followed years of him bouncing around the NBA.

After struggling to maintain competitiveness through injuries and Kevin Durant’s departure, the Golden State Warriors find themselves back in the mix for the NBA Finals. Even though the organization is fighting for another title right now, many are speculating about Golden State’s maneuvers for the upcoming offseason. For that reason, it sounds like a decision will have to be made regarding Andrew Wiggins.

The Los Angeles Lakers have cut their head coaching search down to three names: Kenny Atkinson, Terry Stotts, and Darvin Ham. All of them are also candidates for the Charlotte Hornets job, but there is one coach in particular who LeBron James reportedly wants to take over in LA. Via...

The Golden State Warriors had the ideal start to the Western Conference Finals with their Game 1 demolition of the Dallas Mavericks. But there was one small blemish that continues to haunt point guard Stephen Curry. The Warriors star has been *gulp* an average free-throw shooter. Steph Curry shot 92.3%...

Everyone knows how great of a shooter Stephen Curry is, but still, it’s hard not to be surprised whenever he delivers insane long-distance shots. Just ask Golden State Warriors swingman Andre Iguodala. During the second quarter of the Warriors’ Game 3 with the Dallas Mavericks, Curry pulled off an...

The Golden State Warriors have a 1-0 lead over the Dallas Mavericks in the Western Conference Finals. Before Game 1, Charles Barkley was seen chanting “Let’s go Mavs” to a crowd of Warriors fans outside of the Chase Center. Unsurprisingly, Draymond Green got word of Barkley backing...

The Dallas Mavericks had a big first-half lead on Friday night in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals against the Golden State Warriors, but they went totally cold in the final two quarters and now sit in a 0-2 hole. Luka Doncic went off for 42 points while Jalen Brunson dropped 32, however, it wasn’t enough for the Mavs.

The Golden State Warriors are just one win away from reaching the NBA Finals for the sixth time in the last eight years, but the first since the 2018-2019 season. They defeated the Dallas Mavericks in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals 109-100 Sunday, taking a 3-0 series lead. Reminder, no team in NBA history has ever come back to win a series when trailing three games to none.

After just one season, the first iteration of the Chicago Bulls’ superteam experiment may be coming to a close. Rumors of Zach LaVine’s possible departure from Chicago in free agency are swirling. Thursday, LaVar Ball, father of Bulls guard Lonzo Ball, added fuel to the fire. Ball revealed...

Kevon Looney has long been the underappreciated member of the Golden State Warriors. The UCLA big man has been a solid role player for the team ever since their 2016 runs. However, he’s always found himself taking a backseat to the other big men in the roster, especially Draymond Green.

The Dallas Mavericks continue to live and die by the 3-pointer, but that is not the only thing that killed them in Game 3 against the Golden State Warriors. Speaking to reporters following the 109-100 loss to the Warriors, Kidd highlighted how rebounding was a huge problem for the Mavs as well. Golden State outrebounded Dallas 47-33, and it made a big difference as the Dubs came away with the win.

It was a painful night for the Boston Celtics on Saturday. The Celtics lost Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat, and they also saw both Jayson Tatum and Marcus Smart leave the game with injuries. Tatum and Smart did both return to the game, though their injuries looked scary in the moment.

The Dallas Mavericks had a golden opportunity to even the series in Golden State. But the Warriors stormed back to steal the win on their home floor. Luka Doncic knows where things went wrong. The Mavs star didn’t need a convoluted explanation for what doomed Dallas in the second half against the Dubs.

Stephen Curry hit a nasty three to put the Golden State Warriors up nine in the final minute of Game 2. He then made the savage gesture to put the Dallas Mavericks to bed. Stephen Curry is no stranger to celebrating big buckets. But the Warriors star rarely draws flak for them. He’s one of the most beloved and respected superstars in the game and seemingly has a pass to let his hair down on the court.

The Dallas Mavericks are in a rather tough spot in the playoffs right now. After a stunning Game 3 loss to the Golden State Warriors, the team now finds themselves in a 0-3 hole. No team in NBA history has ever come back from a 0-3 deficit in the postseason. Things are definitely looking bleak right now for Luka Doncic and co.

This might be the beginning of the end for the Dallas Mavericks. The team had a chance to fight back in the series in Game 3. A win at home would’ve been a big boost for Luka Doncic and the team. Instead, we saw yet another collapse as the Golden State Warriors clawed back from an early deficit.

San Francisco, CA – The Golden State Warriors are in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. They are arguably the healthiest they’ve been all year, but they are still without two key members. Gary Payton II (elbow) and Andre Iguodala (neck) are both out with injuries. But one of the two appears to be slightly ahead of schedule.

Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young has earned a reputation in just four seasons. Whether it be his attitude on the court, his willingness to chirp back at NBA fans or his dominant performances in hostile road environments, Young is widely known as someone who doesn’t shy away from controversy and rather lets it fuel him.

Rudy Gobert is deep into a long offseason rest, with the Utah Jazz already out of NBA title contention as early as the first round where they got ousted in six games by Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks — the same team that just got walloped Friday night by the Golden State Warriors, thanks in part to the surprising performance of Kevon Looney.