2016 Playoffs

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Dubs Plays of the Postseason

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A Brief History of Game 7's

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In Cleveland on Wednesday, Shaun Livingston and Coach Adams join Laurence Scott for discussions about Game 6 against the Cavs.

The Warriors have returned to Cleveland for Game 6 and at a practice session on Wednesday at the Q, we sit down with Shaun Livingston to talk about Thursday's match-up against the Cavs.

Warriors assistant coach Ron Adams also joins us for a two-part interview where he describes how growing a successful team is often similar to tending a garden or raising kids.

Interviews with Draymond Green, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Coach Kerr are additionally in the mix here on the eve of Game 6.

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Warriors Sound: Return to Cleveland

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Warriors Talk - Stephen Curry 6.15.16

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Warriors Talk - Steve Kerr 6.15.16

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Warriors Talk - Klay Thompson 6.15.16

Warriors center Andrew Bogut, who suffered a significant impaction injury to his left knee during Monday’s Game 5 of the NBA Finals, underwent an MRI yesterday in the Bay Area. The MRI revealed the impact resulted in bone bruises to the proximal tibia and distal femur. He traveled with the team to Cleveland for Game 6, but due to the remaining length of the NBA Finals and expected recovery time, a minimum of 6-8 weeks, he will miss the remainder of the series. The injury will not require surgery and he is expected to make a full recovery. Bogut suffered the injury at the 10:30 mark of the 3rd Quarter of Game 5 at Oracle Arena.

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Andrew Bogut Update 6.15.16

During the NBA Finals, Stephen Curry’s college coach at Davidson, Bob McKillop, talks with Laurence Scott about the winning traits he saw early in the reigning MVP.

During the NBA Finals, we’ve seen family and friends of the Warriors at both home and road games. We’ve also seen various coaches who have made an impact in the lives of the players showing their support as well.

Stephen Curry’s college coach at Davidson, Bob McKillop, has been at games in Oakland and Cleveland and we always love the opportunity to get some time to talk with him about the reigning MVP.

Coach McKillop shares some stories about the winning traits he saw in Stephen even before his playing days at Davidson that are shining bright in a second consecutive MVP season.