Marc Delucchi
Freelance Writer and Reporter at Freelance
Freelance journalist. Does stuff @baysidebasebal, @ninersnation, @unstoppablebaby, @baseballpro. DM/[email protected] for tips/inquiries. (they/he/she)
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1 week ago |
goldenstateofmind.com | Marc Delucchi
Photo by Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images The Golden State Warriors defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 121-116, securing the seventh seed in the Western Conference. The Warriors first Play-In Tournament victory ensured they would reach the playoffs and avoid a win-or-go-home matchup against the Kings later in the week.
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2 weeks ago |
goldenstateofmind.com | Marc Delucchi
Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images The Golden State Warriors just finished one of the most impressive back-to-back sweeps of the season, defeating the Denver Nuggets 118-104 less than 24 hours after a 123-116 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. With the playoffs quickly approaching and the Western Conference standings full of uncertainty, the Dubs have made it a lot more likely that they can avoid the play-in tournament.
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2 weeks ago |
goldenstateofmind.com | Marc Delucchi
Photo by Adam Pantozzi/NBAE via Getty Images The Golden State Warriors secured a massive victory on Thursday night, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 123-116. With the win, the Dubs remain the fifth-seed in the Western Conference, and avoided falling all the way back to the eight-seed. With a difficult matchup tomorrow night against the Nuggets, the Warriors gave themselves a little breathing room.
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3 weeks ago |
goldenstateofmind.com | Marc Delucchi
Photo by Ronald Cortes/Getty Images The Golden State Warriors listed wing Jonathan Kuminga as questionable for Tuesday night’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies. While Kuminga appeared to leave Sunday’s blowout of the Spurs favoring his left ankle, he is listed as dealing with a right pelvic contusion. Even if he is unavailable on Tuesday, it is easier to envision Kuminga making a quick return by avoiding a re-injury to the ankle that caused him to miss two months of action.
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3 weeks ago |
goldenstateofmind.com | Marc Delucchi
Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images The Golden State Warriors will not be able to turn to defensive stopper Gary Payton II in the near future after he suffered a torn ligament in his left thumb. With his top perimeter defender unavailable, Dubs head coach Steve Kerr spoke to reporters about how that will shift his defensive strategy going forward. He focused primarily on young wing Jonathan Kuminga.
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I will always be a Harrison Barnes defender. Everyone remembers the 2016 Finals, but ignores that he made 52.6% of his threes against OKC in the WCF. He shot 35.5% from three in his playoff career with the Dubs. A solid contributor who just was ice cold in one series.