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NBA Rumors – Sacramento Kings Dumping Contracts, Philadelphia 76ers Not Getting Better Via Latest Trade
The Sacramento Kings and Philadelphia 76ers initiated an interesting trade with each other. Carl Landry, Jason Thompson and Nik Stauskas leaving the Kings to the Sixers, so Sacramento can go after Rajon Rondo, Monta Ellis and Wesley Matthews, or any combination of the three.
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2013 NBA Free Agency – Detroit Pistons Signing Josh Smith Stand Out in a Busy Day
The biggest name remaining in free agency, Josh Smith, agreed to a nearly-max deal from the Detroit Pistons in the biggest of moves left to be done, while the Golden State Warriors lost both Jarrett Jack and Carl Landry to different teams, as their hopes for next season take another hit. In more minor turn […]
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NBA Rumors – Golden State Warriors Looking for Jarrett Jack & Carl Landry Replacements
Despite an excellent season, the Golden State Warriors have quite a few worries heading into the next NBA season (2013-2014), knowing that it’s going to be very hard keeping the whole crew interact, especially key bench players like Jarrett Jack and Carl Landry.
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NBA Rumors – Golden State Warriors Might Not Hold on to Carl Landry
Carl Landry wants to stay with the Golden State Warriors, but his $4 million player option for next season sounds a bit low considering his market value, which is why he will probably opt out of his current deal, hoping the team gives him the years and money he wants on his next contract, fearing to get off the winning ride they’ve hopped on this season.
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NBA Rumors – Golden State Warriors Want to be Contenders Next Season
When a team is willing to go beyond the threshold and pay the luxury tax, it means management and ownership believe they have a winning side at the palm of their hands; one which can contend for the NBA title in the immediate future, which is why the Warriors have no problem keeping the current pay levels and contracts, thinking that what they did this season with Stephen Curry and others is only the beginning.
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Golden State Warriors – Klay Thompson Does What Stephen Curry Couldn’t
Mark Jackson has been telling everyone that his young Golden State Warriors are a better team than the one they’re facing in the Western conference semifinals. After the first two games, it’s hard to disagree with him. Their game 2 win was a direct continuation of their dominance in the series opener, with Klay Thompson taking over the role of unstoppable shooter, while Stephen Curry went through the motions and a horde of different players guarding him.
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Golden State Warriors – Stephen Curry Doesn’t Mind Banged Up Ankles
Maybe instead of becoming one of the greatest shooters in NBA history, we’ll remember Stephen Curry as a player that couldn’t beat the injuries that plagued him and specifically his ankle. But for now, in 2013, he’s strong enough to beat and overcome these hurdles to put the Golden State Warriors in a position no one thought they’d be this deep into the season.
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Golden State Warriors – Stephen Curry Reaching the Next Level
Despite an awful shooting night from beyond the arc, it was his night. Despite Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant and the best team in the NBA, it was all about the Golden State Warriors taking down another Western favorite while Stephen Curry cemented his place among the NBA’s best players.
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Four Guys that Should be Playing More
We did a 5 most useless NBA players post about a month ago, and it’s time to check out the other end – bench players who are making the most of their 15-20+ minutes a night, and maybe should start getting a place in the starting five or at least more minutes of basketball each night.
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Carl Landry With a Monster Jam Against the Lakers