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07 March 2026

• [Roundtable: WarriorsRoundtable] - Warriors Two-Way Guard Reveals Mindset After Homecoming Game In Houston
  Two-way guard LJ Cryer revealed his mindset after his homecoming game in Houston.
• [SB Nation: Golden State Of Mind] - How to watch Warriors vs. Thunder
  The Golden State Warriors face another tough road test with Saturday night’s primetime matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:30 PM PT in Oklahoma City and will be broadcast on ABC. Previously with the Warriors: Golden State is coming off what may have been its most impressive win of the season, […]
• [Sporting News] - Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumor is bad news for Lakers, Warriors, good news for Knicks
  The New York Knicks received positive news regarding a potential offseason trade target.
• [Sporting News] - Injury updates: Chet Holmgren, Kristaps Porzingis and more ahead of Thunder vs. Warriors
  Both teams will be shorthanded.
• [heavy.] - Is Steph Curry Playing Tonight? Latest Injury News For Warriors vs Thunder
  Is Steph Curry playing tonight? No. Latest Curry injury update and return timeline, and Warriors injury report vs Thunder game tonight on ABC. The post appeared first on .
• [heavy.] - Warriors GM Gets Honest About Main Regret With Jonathan Kuminga
  Entering the 2025-26 NBA season, it was clear that the Golden State Warriors and talented young forward Jonathan Kuminga had a good chance of parting ways before the trade deadline.During the offseason, Kuminga made his desire to be traded clear. He went through a long contract standoff with the Warriors before eventually agreeing to terms […] The post appeared first on .
• [Last Word on Sports] - LA Clippers Within Reach Of Eighth Seed
  The LA Clippers are within reach of the eighth seed in the Western Conference. They sit with a record of 30-32, two games below .500. However, an opportunity has opened. The Golden State Warriors currently occupy the eighth seed, two games ahead of the Clippers. Injuries to key Warriors players could make it difficult for them to maintain their standing. With the standings remaining tight, there is a window of opportunity for the Clippers to move up. has been out since January 30th due to runner’s knee, and six other members of the roster are out or questionable for the Warriors’ next game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. A hobbled Warriors lineup will face the juggernaut Thunder, while the Clippers’ next match is against the 23-28 Memphis Grizzlies. They are 0-3 against the Grizzlies this season, but the Grizzlies are missing some key players that can make the matchup easier. LA Clippers Within Reach Of Eighth Seed Clipper Tenacity And The Road Ahead This is a clear opportunity for the Clippers to gain ground in the standings. They potentially grab the eighth seed for themselves. Since returning from the All-Star break, the Clippers have stabilized and are 3-1 in their last four games. Despite the slow start, they have kept themselves in the race for the eighth seed. Climbing just one spot in the standings could be all the difference for the Clippers. If they secure the eighth seed, instead of needing two consecutive wins, they would have two chances to secure a playoff berth. With the Western Conference race tight as the season winds down, every individual game matters. Just 20 more games remain in the Clippers 2025-26 season. They will need to capitalize on every opportunity in order to close the gap with the Warriors. Of their final 14 opponents, seven are teams with playoff spots or in the playoff hunt. Eight of their final opponents are teams with a record below .500. This split presents the Clippers with challenges up ahead, but also some opportunities. Matchups against the sub-.500 teams provide opportunities for the Clippers to stack victories and narrow the gap in the standings. However, they will need to win some tough games against playoff teams to keep the race close. Consistency Remains Key Feb 22, 2026; Inglewood, California, USA; LA Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard (2) reacts against the Orlando Magic in the second half at Intuit Dome. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images For the Clippers, success in these games will depend on their core players developing some consistency. This season has hinged largely on the performance of . The Clippers are 26-22 with Leonard on the floor this season, and 4-10 without him. Leonard has averaged 27.9 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 3.7 assists in 48 games this season for the Clippers. Leonard’s presence sets the tone on both ends of the floor. His production has anchored the this season. However, it will be contributions from the rest of the roster that will be important in this final stretch of the season. When the team receives balanced contributions from role players, the Clippers can more effectively control the pace of the game and maintain leads. With the Western Conference standings race being so tight, even a brief winning streak could shift the standings and move the Clippers closer to the eighth seed. The path forward will be determined by their ability to remain consistent and lighten the workload for Leonard. Featured Image: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
• [Roundtable: WarriorsRoundtable] - Golden State Warriors Could Welcome Back Rotation Players Against Thunder
  The Golden State Warriors could get a number of players back in their lineup against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
• [NBC Sports Bay Area] - Warriors GM Mike Dunelavy shares his biggest regret from Jonathan Kuminga saga
  Mike Dunleavy is ready to put the Warriors’ saga behind him for good. But when asked to evaluate the entire situation — from in the first round of the 2021 NBA Draft to last month — the Warriors general manager revealed his one regret from the outcome. “With young players and player development and all that stuff, you want to put your best foot forward. I think we did that,” Dunleavy Jr. said on 95.7 The Game’s “Willard and Dibs.” “The key in all this I’ve learned is you have to have buy-in from the player, and you have to have buy-in from the organization. There’s buy-in’s on both ends. And that wasn’t fully met if I’m looking back on it. And that’s on both sides.” Kuminga requested a trade this season after once again It was yet another wrinkle to an up-and-down career with the Warriors for Kuminga, who sought a bigger role that Kerr couldn’t find for him with Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler. “These things don’t always work out, though,” Dunelavy added. “This isn’t the first draft pick the Warriors have made, or the league has made, where it just hasn’t worked out, and guys move on and do better in different situations, and that’s just the NBA. I frankly experienced it myself. So that’s the way it goes. “We’re moving on, he’s moving on. It’s all good, and you know, we feel good about the young players we have, the way they’re growing, and all that, and we’ll continue down that path.” Kuminga, traded to the Atlanta Hawks for Kristaps Porziņģis at this year’s trade deadline, has been It’s early, but in three games with Atlanta, Kuminga is averaging 21.3 points on 67.7-percent shooting from the field and 55.6 percent from the 3-point range, with 7.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.7 steals in 26.3 minutes. Regardless how Kuminga continues to perform, it’s clear that all sides are ready to move on.
• [Dub Nation HQ] - Preview: Another chance at the unlikely
  Help is coming (no, not him)