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[Uproxx: Dime Magazine] - The Warriors Released A New Track Featuring Saweetie, G-Eazy, P-Lo, And More To Celebrate The 2025 All-Star Weekend
The song, "Players Holiday ‘25," is the first release off of a full album that comes out in January.
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[Sports Illustrated] - Golden State Warriors' Heartfelt Message to Klay Thompson Goes Viral
The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for Klay Thompson's return on Tuesday.
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[NBC Sports Bay Area] - Warriors share wholesome, sly messages for Klay upon return to Bay
Programming Note: Watch “Warriors Now” with Zena Keita and Monte Poole at 4 p.m. PT today from Chase Center, streaming live on the . Watch the show later on and . The Warriors, in what should be an emotional night, will on Tuesday. After leaving in the offseason to join the Dallas Mavericks, Thompson will face off against his former team for the first time in the first Emirates NBA Cup matchup of the season. NBC Sports Bay Area asked Warriors players and coach Steve Kerr at media day to share their message for Thompson leading up to his return to the Bay Area on Tuesday. Here is what they had to say: "Welcome back home, brother." The Warriors shared their messages to Klay Thompson upon his return to the Bay ❤️ — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) Brandin Podziemski: “What’s up Klay, welcome back to the Bay. Obviously, this is home for you and you know that. I’m super excited to have you back here.” Kevon Looney: “Welcome back to Warriors ground. You deserve to be celebrated, you’re a legend here. Did a lot of great things for the Warriors, a lot of great things for me.” Trayce Jackson-Davis: “Klay, I miss you, dawg.” Andrew Wiggins: “We love and miss you over here, bro. You’re a Warriors legend for life.” Steve Kerr: “You are an icon in this franchise, your statue will be outside Chase one day. Thank you for all the championships, all the incredible moments, the person you are, the teammate you are. I loved coaching you and welcome back.” Steph Curry: “It was an honor to play with you for 13 years. Always remember every memory we were able to create as teammates and as Splash Brothers. I hope you get the hero’s welcome that you deserve.” Draymond Green: “Welcome back. I never ever thought I’d be saying those words to Klay. I’m thankful, I’m honored to have been your teammate, to call you a brother. Welcome back home, brother. Well deserved, take your flowers, because you earned every single last one of them and some more. Love you, brother. My dawg.” Gary Payton II: “The Bay. Dubs. You already know, you’re a part of it. I just wanted to say thank you for everything you did.” Jonathan Kuminga: “You’re a legend in the Bay.” Thompson, a competitor through and through, recently downplayed the magnitude of Tuesday night’s game and is focused on playing as well as he can against Dallas’ next opponent, which just so happens to be his former team. And for his former teammates, the feeling is mutual. Looney: “… but we still gotta beat you tonight. So good luck, I’m going to foul you.” Payton: “… but unfortunately, we gotta kick your ass tonight Jackson-Davis: “I can’t wait for you to come back, but I hope you have an off-night shooting.” Despite , Tuesday’s game is shaping up to be a heated battle between two potential Western Conference powerhouses. Thompson wouldn’t have it any other way.
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[The Cold Wire] - Draymond Green Has An Impressive Offensive Stat This Season
The Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks will square off on Tuesday night, giving fans a look at what may be a new rivalry in the Western Conference. This game will feature Klay Thompson’s big return to San Francisco after leaving the Warriors this summer. Speaking of Thompson, his former teammate Draymond Green is […] The post appeared first on .
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[Bleacher Report] - Video: Steph, Draymond, More Share Messages to Klay Thompson Before Warriors-Mavs
It looks like there are no hard feelings between Klay Thompson and the Golden State Warriors despite his sign-and-trade to the Dallas Mavericks. Thompson was…
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[SB Nation: Golden State Of Mind] - Dub Hub: Warriors players share ‘welcome back’ messages for Klay Thompson’s return
Rounding up all Warriors and NBA related news for Tuesday, November 12th.
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[Sports Illustrated] - Luka Doncic's Injury Status for Warriors vs Mavericks
The Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks face off tonight with NBA Cup Group Play getting underway. Add in a return to the Bay for Mavericks wing Klay Tho
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[Sports Illustrated] - Dallas Mavericks Injury Report at Golden State Warriors
Could the Mavericks get Dereck Lively II back this game?
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[Sports Illustrated] - Mavericks' Kyrie Irving Gives Advice for Klay Thompson's Warriors Homecoming
As Klay Thompson gets ready for his first game against his former team, his All-Star teammate has some advice
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[The Score] - How will the Thunder navigate Chet Holmgren's absence?
The pelvic fracture Chet Holmgren suffered in the first quarter of Sunday night's showdown with the Warriors, which will sideline the 22-year-old phenom for at least eight weeks, is a bummer for numerous reasons.First and foremost, the injury derails the sophomore season of one of the most exciting young players in the NBA - a guy who was arguably the early front-runner for Defensive Player of the Year - which feels especially dispiriting considering he lost his entire would-be rookie campaign to a foot injury two years ago. Secondarily, it makes things a lot more challenging in the near term for the league's most exciting young team, the Western Conference favorite whose defense flashed historic potential while the 7-foot-1 Holmgren was part of it.With Oklahoma City Thunder centers Isaiah Hartenstein and Jaylin Williams also on the shelf for at least another couple of weeks, there are now zero available big men on the roster (depending on how you'd classify 21-year-old tweener Ousmane Dieng). Longtime small-ball five Kenrich Williams was finally able to make his season debut Monday night in a spirited win over the Clippers, but this is not how things were supposed to go for the Thunder. They came into the season sporting a new two-big frontcourt that figured to alter the contours of their playing style. Then Hartenstein broke his hand during preseason, and now OKC is consigned to playing micro-ball until he gets back. The tallest player in the starting lineup is 6-foot-6 point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.The good news is that even without a true center (or even anyone power-forward sized) in the mix, the Thunder are deep and super-talented and still have many ways of making opponents' lives miserable. If any team is set up to thrive playing small full time, it's OKC. That's partly because most Thunder guards and wings are huge for their positions, be they long and spindly like Gilgeous-Alexander, broad and brawny like Jalen Williams, or built like a brick shithouse a la Lu Dort. It's also because Mark Daigneault's inventive system has given those guards and wings a ton of experience doing things that typically fall under the purview of bigs, like screening and rolling in small-small actions or operating out of the dunker spot.Holmgren is one of the Thunder's best shooters, so it's not like their spacing will be better without him. They'll miss his cutting, interior scoring, pick-and-pop prowess, and trail threes in transition. But they'll still be a pain in the ass to guard, forcing defenses to cover acres of space with all their speed, relentless driving, off-ball movement, and unpredictable actions in which anyone on the floor can be a screener. David Dow / NBA / Getty ImagesThe defensive end is where more cracks will appear in the Thunder's facade as they try to jerry-rig a functional structure without a big-man foundation. They surrendered 126.9 points per 100 possessions over their last two games (in which they played small-ball for 91 of 96 minutes), compared to 97.3 beforehand. And while the qualitative difference obviously isn't nearly that stark - their opponents shot the lights out from 3-point range in those two games after being frigid from downtown for the nine games prior - those numbers aren't meaningless.Process-wise, the Thunder will continue to fly around, pressure the hell out of the ball, jump gaps, and force a metric ton of turnovers. Monday's game, when they turned the Clippers over an astonishing 23 times, presented the possibility that they could lean even harder into that aspect of their identity since they now have one less bulwark - the elite rim protection that Holmgren alone provided - to rely on. At the same time, amping up the pressure is a risky gambit without Holmgren as a safety net.The consequence of the Thunder's constant pressure is that they allow the league's sixth-highest rate of opponent rim shots. But it's one thing to allow all those short-range attempts when their defense is backstopped by Holmgren's 9-foot-6 standing reach, and another to do so when their last line of defense is a 6-foot-something guard. Holmgren was contesting more rim shots per game than any player in the league before his injury and holding opponents to 42.9% on those shots. (Only Victor Wembanyama was better among high-volume challengers.) OKC's defensive field-goal percentage inside the restricted area is nearly 10 percentage points higher with Holmgren on the bench, per Cleaning the Glass.OKC's coverage plan against both Steph Curry and James Harden was to either blitz or switch-and-double them, forcing the ball to shakier decision-makers who would be more liable to throw it away. Again, there's some sense in that, but consider this possession from Sunday's game against Golden State: Your browser does not support the video tag. FanDuel Sports NetworkWith Alex Caruso guarding the screener (Jonathan Kuminga), that could easily have been a switch, with no advantage conceded. Instead, the...
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To watch Golden State Warriors games, fans can use the following streaming services. Find free options when available, and take advantage of free trials offered by paid services:
Free Streaming Options
1. TNT Overtime (Depending on Teams and Schedule)
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- Check the scheduled matchups and click the "Watch" link for "How To Watch" options.
- If available, select "Video Streams... Watch TNT" from the palette.
Paid Streaming Services with Free Trials
1. YouTube TV. Free Trial: 7 days. Sign up at YouTube TV.
2. Hulu + Live TV. Free Trial: 7 days. Sign up at Hulu + Live TV
3. fuboTV. Free Trial: 7 days. Sign up at fuboTV
4. Sling TV. Free Trial: 3 days. Sign up at Sling TV
Tips for Free Streaming
- Free streams may have lower quality and ads. Refresh the page or try another stream if there are issues.
- Revisit streaming sites regularly to familiarize yourself with navigation and available streams.
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