This I read on ESPN.com. After the Rockets beat the Warriors, Houston GM Daryl Morey sent out two tweets. In one he accused Andrew Bogut of getting Dwight Howard in an arm bar submission lock. In another tweet he said Draymond Green used a takedown move against Michael Beasley. Morey [...]
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Steve Kerr just explained why Curry will not play tonight: “We talked to him after shootaround. He felt pretty good. He wanted to play. But ultimately we didn’t feel comfortable after four straight days of inactivity, throwing him into the middle of a playoff game not knowing how the ankle [...]
I believe tonight's game -- Game 3 -- is the Rockets best chance for a win. I do not believe they will win this series, but there's something about coming home, playing in front of your fans, being desperate. Even if they win tonight, I think they are toast. If [...]
Steve Kerr just spoke to the media at shootaround. Here are the highlights. About Stephen Curry’s status for tonight. “Nothing new. He went through shootaround. We haven’t made any decision on whether he’ll play tonight. He’s still questionable.” Is it a pregame decision? “It could be earlier.” On the Rockets [...]
Here are some quotes from this morning’s Houston Chronicle -- stuff the Rockets said on Wednesday. The gist is the Warriors are not a finesse team. They are down and dirty – like the old Detroit Pistons, and the poor finesse Rockets have to meet force with force. Dwight Howard: [...]
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Curry warmed up, did ballhandling and took some shots. Then left the court and walked back to the locker room. He did not warm up a long time, not as long as usual. I have no idea what this means. Telling you what I saw.
Steve Kerr would not tell media if Curry is starting tonight. Here's how he handled it a few minutes ago: "He’ll warm up and we’ll talk to the training staff and we will definitely err on the side of caution. If he’s not right, then he’s not going to play. [...]
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Lowell Cohn, retired columnist for the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, covered sports for almost 40 years and never ran out of things to say.