Golden State Warriors' Anthony Tolliver reacts from the floor to a foul called against him during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, in Oakland, Calif. Monta Ellis had 28 points and tie Full Article at Buffalo News

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Curry participated in the pregame shootaround but was a late scratch. It's the first game the Golden State rookie has missed this season, a rarity on a team that has been decimated by injuries this season. The Warriors have lost 404 games to injury this... Full Article at ESPN

We're going to reward quality as well. If you write 2-3 interesting paragraphs you have a better chance of winning compared to someone who just writes "XYZ is what happened!!!" We'll close the contest at 3pm PST and pick a winner. 150 word limit You... Full Article at Golden State of Mind

(Sports Network) - The New Orleans Hornets resume a five-game road trip in Oakland tonight, aiming for a season sweep of the woeful Golden State Warriors. New Orleans has already topped the Warriors three times this season and will be aiming for its... Full Article at The Sports Network

New Orleans has already topped the Warriors three times this season and will be aiming for its first sweep of Golden State since 2001-02. The Hornets improved to 1-1 on their trek Monday in Los Angeles, where rookie Marcus Thornton hit a pair of... Full Article at Miami Herald

His 13th-seeded Bradley team just took down the Big East powerhouse Pittsburgh, after upsetting fourth-seeded Kansas two days earlier. Three months later, O’Bryant finds himself in the Green Room of Madison Square Garden Theater, the No. 9 overall pick... Full Article at The New York Times

He took over at Montana in 1977, then saw his career take off with stops at Stanford, the NBA's Golden State Warriors and now California. He's been the exception, not the rule, for an athletic department that has seen coaches in other sports use BSU... Full Article at Idaho Statesman

Golden State Warriors take on the New Orleans Hornets less than two weeks since the last time they met. It was not so much Jolliebee as much as it was Queen B(ee), Lil Kim. Meaning? SCARY! As you all remember, the game was relatively exciting. And the... Full Article at Golden State of Mind

But more importantly, the Lakers likely left most fans feeling better than when they squeaked out a three-point victory Monday over the Golden State Warriors. That performance prompt valid questions on whether the Lakers would ever consistently develop... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Last season, they finished ninth in the league at 18,942 per game. In 2007-08, the season after their playoff run, Golden State averaged 19,631 per game, which was sixth best. The Warriors, who won 48 games that season, sold out 32 of 41 home games. ... Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

And it has nothing to do with a sprained left pinkie. It has more to do with Lakers Coach Phil Jackson trying to re-integrate Sasha Vujacic back into the swing of things after he missed eight games because of a sprained right shoulder. Still, Farmar... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Last season, they finished ninth in the league at 18,942 per game. In 2007-08, the season after their playoff run, Golden State averaged 19,631 per game, which was sixth best. The Warriors, who won 48 games that season, sold out 32 of 41 home games. ... Full Article at Contra Costa Times

Hoops leagues this week. Will owners be able to count on Chicago's Derrick Rose? That's just one topic that our Sergio Gonzalez tackles in his latest Fantasy Planner. Stephen Curry had 35 points and 10 assists, Monta Ellis scored 31 in his second game... Full Article at CBS Sports

Lakers didn't have much time, if any, to reflect on their turnoverific performance Monday against the Golden State Warriors. They had to shift gears quickly for Tuesday night's game against Sacramento. And besides, Lakers guard Kobe Bryant said nothing... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Lamar Odom and the Los Angeles Lakers traveled to NoCal to take on the Golden State Warriors on Monday, Lamar and his frontcourt mates in the post had one goal in mind. “Impose our will. Use our size,” No. 7 told ESPN. By the end of Tuesday night, after... Full Article at LamarOdom.com

Neither did commentator Mark Jackson, who made it a point to bring the subject up in conversation during last night's telecast of the Lakers and the Golden State Warriors contest. Mark Jackson said he didn't agree with Gasol or anyone else on the team... Full Article at Bleacher Report

His body was not responding. His mind wouldn't let him overcome that. It took some time, but Lamar Odom finally got his groove back, and the Golden State Warriors saw firsthand how difficult the Lakers forward can be when his game is on. Odom had a... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Bryant scored 29 points and the Lakers dominated the boards to overcome a turnover-plagued night and beat the Warriors for the ninth straight time, 124-121 on Monday night. Bryant said there was nothing to learn from a game where the Lakers committed... Full Article at Globe and Mail