Dubs OT

John Dickinson goes live from Harmonic Brewing following a disheartening showing from the Warriors on their home floor. While Trayce Jackson-Davis and Klay Thompson provided sparks off the bench, the Warriors' horrific start put them in a hole that they could never quite climb their way out of, and the New York Knicks split the season series with the Dubs. Jalen Brunson finished with a game-high 34 points, and Miles McBride scored a career-high 29 on 9-13 shooting. Josh Hart became the first and only player to play a full 48 minutes this season, and he earned a 10/11/11 triple-double in the effort. The Dubs face the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday and will look to snap this home losing skid.

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John Dickinson goes live for Dubs postgame after the Warriors get a 128-121 win over the Lakers in Los Angeles. After missing the previous three games with a sprained ankle, Stephen Curry returned to action. Despite a scoreless first quarter, he caught fire and finished with 31 points on 12-24 shooting. Klay Thompson was sensational off the bench, scoring 26 on 9-15 shooting, while Jonathan Kuminga added 23 points of his own. On the Lakers' side, LeBron James was sensational as he finished with 40 points, 8 rebounds, and 9 assists. However, his co-star Anthony Davis had his night cut short and left the game after sufering a corneal abrasion in just 12 minutes of play. The Warriors will return home to face the New York Knicks on Monday at 7:00.

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John Dickinson goes live on The Sports Leader following the Warriors' 109-99 loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night. The Dubs played a solid game defensively, as both Luka Doncic (21 points, 7-18 FG, 1-6 3pt) and Kyrie Irving (23 points, 8-16 FG, 1-5 3pt) were held to inefficient nights, but the Warriors struggled to find any offense of their own outside of Jonathan Kuminga, who finished with a game-high 27 points on 8-17 shooting. Andrew Wiggins finally found some scoring in the 4th quarter, but it was not enough for the shorthanded Warriors, who lose a key game in the Western Conference standings. They'll end their road stint in Los Angeles on Saturday against the Lakers, a crucial game in which they hope to have Stephen Curry and Draymond Green back in the lineup.

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After a disappointing and embarrassing loss to the San Antonio Spurs at Chase Center on Saturday, the Warriors bounced back with a win over the Spurs, this time in their building and with Victor Wembanyama in the lineup. In what was a well-rounded team effort, the Warriors had six different players score in double figures. Jonathan Kuminga led the way with 22 points, while Klay Thompson added 21, Chris Paul had 19, Andrew Wiggins had 16, Brandin Podziemski had 14, and Trayce Jackson-Davis had 13. It was TJD who stole the show with a late dunk over Rookie of the Year favorite Victor Wembanyama, and the Warriors avoided losing their third straight. They'll head to Dallas on Wednesday to face the Mavericks, likely without Stephen Curry.

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Yikes! John Dickinson goes live at Harmonic Brewing for the final game of the Warriors' three-game homestand, and it was an ugly one. In the first game without Stephen Curry following his sprained ankle in the 4th quarter of Thursday's loss to Chicago, the Warriors were outworked by a San Antonio Spurs team missing Victor Wembanyama and Devin Vassell. Klay Thompson finished with 27 points on 8/16 shooting, and Jonathan Kuminga scored 19 of his 26 points in the final frame, but the Warriors missed a major opportunity to stay afloat in the Western Conference. They'll travel to San Antonio to face this same Spurs team (although possibly with Wembanyama back in the lineup) on Monday, for the first of their three-game road trip.

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John Dickinson is live from Thrive City following the Warriors' disappointing 125-122 loss against the Chicago Bulls on Thursday. The Dubs started the game strong thanks to Klay Thompson, who finished with a team-high 25 points and 5 three pointers made off the bench, but the Bulls pushed back with a late 2nd quarter run that carried into the 3rd quarter that gave them a 99-89 lead heading into the 4th. Despite a great effort, the Warriors ultimately fell short 125-122, and there were no answers for DeMar DeRozan (33 points, 10-17 FG) and Nikola Vucevic (33 points 14-23 FG) Adding salt to the wound was Stephen Curry's late-game ankle injury, which kept him sidelined for the final four minutes of the game. The Warriors await further notice on Curry, and they'll look to respond against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday.

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After a 52-point loss to the Boston Celtics on national television on Sunday, the Warriors responded in prime time with a 125-90 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, and John Dickinson brings you a cheerful "Dubs OT" postgame from Harmonic Brewing. After what looked to be another nightmare unfolding in the early stages of the 3rd quarter, when the Warriors had their 20-point halftime lead cut down to 6, their response was sparked by rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis, who had an incredible night in 19 minutes of play. TJD finished with 15 points on 7-8 shooting, 6 rebounds, and 4 blocks against Giannis Antetokounmpo. Stephen Curry (29 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists. 6-10 from 3pt) and Jonathan Kuminga (20 points, 9-14 shooting, 3 blocks) also had fantastic evenings, and the Warriors quickly turned a scare into one of their best wins of a tumultuous season. The Warriors (33-28, 9th in the West) face the Chicago Bulls tomorrow on the second end of a back-to-back, and they'll look to protect home court once again.

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For the first time all season, John Dickinson and Greg Silver begin "Dubs OT" with the game still running, as the Warriors lose by a whopping 52 points on the final game of their four-game road trip. The game was tied 21-21 midway through the first quarter, but the Celtics finished the period on a 23-1 run and outscored the Warriors 61-17 in the final 18 minutes of the frame. The 44-point halftime lead was the largest in Celtics' franchise history, and the Warriors shut it down from there. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green all sat out the second half, and the Warriors packed it up early. They'll look to rebound from this ugly affair on Wednesday against the Milwaukee Bucks at home.

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John Dickinson takes you into the weekend with another victory Dubs OT as the Warriors overcome their slow start in Toronto and defeat the Raptors 120-105. After a slow start in which Steve Kerr called two quick timeouts and was visibly frustrated with his team's effort, the Dubs turned things around in large part thanks to Moses Moody, who finished the 17 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 blocks, and a game-high +17. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Jonathan Kuminga, and Chris Paul all scored in double figures en route to the 15-point win, and the Warriors have now won 8 straight road contests. They'll face a big test in on Sunday at 12:30, where they'll meet the Boston Celtics, who are an NBA-best 47-12 and 28-3 at home.

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John Dickinson brings you yet another action-packed Dubs OT following the Warriors' 110-98 win over the New York Knicks. Moses Moody earned his second straight start due to the absence of Andrew Wiggins, and he finished with a game-high +23. Moody was a key defender down the stretch of a physical contest, and his NBA draft partner Jonathan Kuminga was spectacular as well, finishing with 25 points, 8 rebounds, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. Stephen Curry exploded for 31 points on 8-18 shooting from deep, and the Warriors will look to carry their momentum to Toronto, where they'll face the Raptors on the second night of a back-to-back.

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