When Alexander Hamilton High School retired his No. 5 jersey on Thursday, Looney’s mind didn’t focus on himself, his accolades or all of his coaches and teammates attending. Nor did he think ahead to when the Warriors (17-9) play the Milwaukee Bucks (16-7) on Friday. Instead, Looney’s thoughts were with the person who wasn’t there among his friends, coaches and family members. Looney tells Bay Area News Group's Mark Medina about his emotional return to his hometown.
Columnist Dieter Kurtenbach and beat writer Mark Medina discuss forward Kevin Durant's role with the team and how he constantly has to balance his...
Don’t view the Warriors’ Game 3 victory as the team trying to prove a point. No, they were merely trying to restore order to...
The Golden State Warriors affectionately call assistant coach Bruce Fraser "The Question Man." Fraser believes knowledge is power that "anytime you ask a question,...
