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• Photos: Dub Nation celebrates Golden State Warriors NBA Championship title over Boston Celtics Golden State Warriors fans rejoiced across the Bay Area after their 103-90 NBA Championship win over the Boston Celtics Thursday night. In San Francisco, they gathered at the Dub’s house to view Game 6 of the NBA Finals on the huge video screen at Chase Center, while others in full regalia watched outdoors at Thrive City. They were treated to a postgame display as fireworks exploded over the arena after the historic win, the team’s fourth NBA title in eight…
• Photos: Golden State Warriors win Game 5 over Boston Celtics by 10 Andrew Wiggins recorded his fifth postseason double-double, Klay Thompson made five 3-pointers and scored 21 points and Gary Payton II and Jordan Poole combined for 29 points off the bench to move the Warriors one win away from their fourth title in eight seasons. Curry scored 16 points on Monday, but went 0-for-9 from beyond the arc and didn’t make a 3-pointer for the first time in his playoff career and the first time in a NBA game since November…
• Here’s what you need to know about the Golden State Warriors’ championship parade on Monday The Golden State Warriors are bringing the Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy back to the Bay Area, and they’re inviting everyone here for the party. The team plans to parade through the streets of downtown San Francisco on Monday, just days after vanquishing the Boston Celtics in game six at TD Garden for their fourth championship in eight years. This year’s parade will mark a change from previous celebrations, which were held across the Bay in Oakland. Here’s what you…
• Andrew Wiggins delivers on both ends, Golden State Warriors lead NBA Finals 3-2 Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (22) shoots against Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) and forward Jayson Tatum (0) during the first half of Game 5 of basketball’s NBA Finals in San Francisco, Monday, June 13, 2022. Jed Jacobsohn, AP SAN FRANCISCO — Exhibiting a determined confidence and grit all game, Andrew Wiggins single-handedly took the pressure off Stephen Curry and delivered the best game yet of his eight-year career. Now, the first-time All-Star is on the cusp of…
• Kurtenbach: Steph Curry’s NBA Finals MVP was more than a decade in the making BOSTON — The trophy case is now complete. Stephen Curry’s legacy as the greatest shooter of all-time and one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA was never in question. He’s a two-time NBA MVP and the only unanimous winner of the award. He’s won NBA All-Star Game MVP, the league’s Player of the Week award 18 times, and Player of the Month nine times. He’s been All-NBA eight times. The man revolutionized the sport for the…
• Kurtenbach: Steve Kerr turned in a coaching masterpiece to claim the Warriors a fourth title BOSTON — When Steve Kerr came to the Warriors, it was because the team needed a head coach that would reset the culture in Oakland. Five-straight NBA Finals and a move across the Bay later, it’s obvious that Kerr was able to do that. The Warriors’ systems are the envy of the league and the team’s environment of positivity and accountability is legendary. But the Warriors needed something more than a big-picture coach this season, particularly in the NBA Finals.…
• Warriors’ Klay Thompson back on top after overcoming injuries: ‘He came back better than ever’ BOSTON – Klay Thompson was one of the last Warriors players standing on the stage at TD Garden after the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy presentation celebration. The Warriors were champions, again. And Thompson didn’t want to take one second of it for granted. “I was feeling absolutely incredible,” a champagne-soaked Thompson said of that moment of pure bliss after the Warriors beat the Celtics 103-90 to win another NBA title. “I was feeling just so high on life that I…
• NBA Finals: Warriors beat Celtics as Curry, Thompson and Green clinch fourth title in eight years BOSTON – After missing the playoffs in back-to-back seasons, the Warriors’ championship window appeared to be shutting. But Stephen Curry and his teammates proved Thursday night they had no plans to let it close. The Warriors further cemented the team’s dynasty and built upon Curry’s legacy as one of the NBA’s all-time greatest players as Golden State reclaimed its spot atop of the league, beating the Boston Celtics 103-90 to win their fourth title in eight years. The Warriors have…
• Kurtenbach: The Warriors built a perpetual winning machine. Now they have to pay for it The Warriors are atop the NBA once again. This status — once unimaginable for this organization — has become so commonplace that forward Draymond Green has taken to calling the NBA Finals the “Warriors Invitational” after Golden State’s fourth title — and sixth championship-round appearance — in eight years. Yes, the Warriors might have been down for the two years leading up to this incredible, improbable 2022 championship, but Green and the Dubs know what happens next: Twenty-nine other teams…
• Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green set modern NBA record with Game 5 win SAN FRANCISCO — With a win in Game 5 on Monday, the Warriors are a win away from their fourth NBA title in six playoff runs. But the core trio have already made history. Their 107-97 win against the Boston Celtics was Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green’s 20th playoff victory together as a trio. The milestone set an NBA record for most Finals wins by a trio in NBA history over the last 30 years, beating out San…