With Stephen Curry and Draymond Green recovering from injuries, Warriors Coach Steve Kerr credits Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson with stepping up to help the team shake off a four game losing streak with three wins against the Portland Trailblazers, Sacramento Kings and Orlando Magic. Jordan Bell and Damian Jones also unleashed their aggression early in games against Portland and Sacramento. Kerr appreciated how Jones' anger served the team's win in Sacramento and told reporters Bell “earned himself more minutes,” after Golden State beat Portland.
But if Curry doesn't return to take on the Toronto Raptors, will Golden State's regained confidence be enough to hold them off as they start a five game. Warriors beat writers Logan Murdock and Mark Medina break it down.
Dieter Kurtenbach breaks down the Warriors loss to the Knicks and why Golden State can't see itself as more than a bottom-of-the-play-in-tourney team.
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Bay Area News Group NBA writers Dieter Kurtenbach and Wes Goldberg break down the Warriors' avenues to land Giannis Antetokounmpo after the Bucks were...