Tristi Rodriguez

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Tristi Rodriguez

SAN FRANCISCO — One hour had passed since the Warriors fell to the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday, but the sound of shoe squeaks and basketballs echoing off the hardwood still could be heard. Jonathan Kuminga, fresh off recording a DNP-Coach's Decision, got up shots on the Chase Center floor while most of his teammates were long gone from the arena. It was Kuminga's first DNP-CD since the 2023 Western Conference semifinals. Will JK play a second Tuesday night?

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Tristi Rodriguez

Programming Note: Tune into "Warriors Pregame Live" at 6 p.m. PT on Tuesday on NBC Sports Bay Area before the Warriors and Grizzlies tip-off. Immediately after the final buzzer, tune back in for "Warriors Postgame Live."SAN FRANCISCO — The stakes for the Warriors were as high as they could be for a regular-season finale Sunday, which meant an early appearance from Playoff Jimmy Butler.

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Tristi Rodriguez

Even as longtime NBA rivals, Draymond Green and LeBron James have become the best of friends over the years -- but it wasn't always that way. Not even close. The Warriors forward made a recent appearance on the "Brownie and Rab Show," where he spoke about how his relationship with the Los Angeles Lakers superstar blossomed into what it is today. "Hell no. I hated Bron," Green said of his early relationship with James. "We didn't have no relationship at all.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Tristi Rodriguez

Draymond admits he ‘hated' LeBron before building close relationship originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay AreaEven as longtime NBA rivals, Draymond Green and LeBron James have become the best of friends over the years — but it wasn’t always that way. AdvertisementNot even close. The Warriors forward made a recent appearance on the “Brownie and Rab Show,” where he spoke about how his relationship with the Los Angeles Lakers superstar blossomed into what it is today. “Hell no.

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Tristi Rodriguez

With so much uncertainty looming over the Western Conference playoff race, one thing is for sure: the Warriors are playing their best basketball at the right time. After falling one game under .500 as the No. 10 seed in early February, the Warriors are 22-7 since their massive trade deadline acquisition Jimmy Butler suited up for them on Feb. 8 and have leaped the standings with a real possibility of locking up a top-six playoff seed.