Jordan Elliott

1 day ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Jordan Elliott

The Warriors have earned a reputation as the NBA's gold standard -- beyond just Golden State's accomplishments on the court. In a survey of anoynmous NBA players conducted by The Athletic, the Warriors were voted the league's best organization, receiving 21.9 percent of the votes. Golden State edged out the Oklahoma City Thunder (17.5 percent) and Boston Celtics (15.3 percent) to claim the top spot. “They were first-class,” an anonymous player told the Athletic.

1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Jordan Elliott

The Warriors have earned a reputation as the NBA's gold standard -- beyond just Golden State's accomplishments on the court. In The Athletic's survey of anonymous NBA players, the Warriors were voted the league's best organization, receiving 21.9 percent of the votes. Golden State edged out the Oklahoma City Thunder (17.5 percent) and Boston Celtics (15.3 percent) to claim the top spot. “They were first-class,” an anonymous player told the Athletic.

6 days ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Jordan Elliott

While there are plenty of buzzworthy stories surrounding the Warriors as they enter the 2025 NBA playoffs, Jonathan Kuminga's reduced role in Golden State's two biggest games of the season continues to remain a sticking point among fans. The fourth-year veteran registered a DNP in consecutive contests after not seeing the floor in the Warriors' pivotal matchups with the Los Angeles Clippers and Memphis Grizzlies.

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Jordan Elliott

It was smooth sailing only until it wasn't. After throwing four strong innings in the Bronx on Saturday, Giants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks ran into trouble in a fifth inning that ultimately doomed San Francisco in its 8-4 loss to the New York Yankees. The top of the Yankees order came to the plate and every single one of them delivered, as New York strung together five consecutive baserunners in the fifth before the Giants were able to record an out.

3 weeks ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Jordan Elliott

The Athletics' 18-3 home-opener loss to the Chicago Cubs was a historic MLB event -- in more ways than one. Playing at Sutter Health Park for the first time, the Athletics suffered a blowout loss the likes of which MLB hasn't seen in nearly a century. The Athletics allowed 18 runs to the visiting Chicago Cubs, the most surrendered in a home opener since the St. Louis Browns surrendered 21 to the then-Cleveland Indians on Apr. 14, 1925.