Warriors Make Massive Stephen Curry Announcement
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Stephen Curry is back in Golden State’s lineup for the Warriors’ road game Friday night against the New Orleans Pelicans.
From The Associated Press
Following a hard fall against the Toronto Raptors, Stephen Curry was sidelined for two games with a pelvic contusion.
From Yahoo! Sports
Golden State is in a tight battle to claim one of the top six spots in the Western Conference.
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Santa Cruz Sentinel on MSNBlake Hinson scores 44 as Warriors blast Rip City, qualify for playoffs | NBA G LeagueForward Blake Hinson made so many 3-pointers Friday night, he nearly ran out of celebrations. He shot arrows, flexed, talked a little trash ... So, after his final two long-range makes, he went into Stephen Curry's reserves,
Bank on Jimmy Butler and the Golden State Warriors to bounce back from a bad loss in Miami when they take on the Pelicans' skeleton crew tonight, per our NBA betting picks.
Tim Hardaway Jr. had a season-high 32 points and the host Detroit Pistons clinched their first winning season in nine years by defeating the Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers 133-122 on Friday night.
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Warriors Wire on MSNWarriors land inside top-10 of latest ESPN NBA power rankingsAfter sitting at No. 8 last week, the Warriors fell one spot to No. 9 for the week of March 23 in ESPN's weekly NBA power rankings. The Warriors sit behind the Memphis Grizzlies in the rankings. The Minnesota Timberwolves round out the top 10 in the rankings. Check out the full list of power rankings via ESPN.
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