It has to be a sign of the historical dysfunction of one of the worst franchises in the NBA that the only two visiting players who get booed every time they touch the ball in the Oracle—Mike Dunleavy & Al Harrington—were once traded for each other by the Warriors.
Stephen Jackson’s stats this year vs. Tracy McGrady’s career stats.
TMac: 22.1 pts/ 6.1 rebs/ 4.7 asts/ 1.2 stls/ 43.6 fg%/ 33.9 3 pt%/ 74.9 ft%/ 1.20 points per shot/ 2.04 ast to turnover ratio
Jack: 20.1 pts/ 4.9 rebs/ 6.2 asts/ 1.6 stls/ 40.4 fg%/ 33.0 3 pt%/ 80.9 ft%/ 1.20 points per shot/ [...]
In another lost season for the Warriors, one of the few things left worth debating and following is the emergence (or lack thereof) of Anthony Randolph. On one side are the fans who think Randolph is a special talent (not to mention Ric Bucher, who called him “potentially a top-10 player in the NBA”) and [...]
OW: Thanks a lot for taking the time.
CJ: First, I want to thank God for allowing me to be here and talking to you today.
OW: We’re happy to have you. So, now that the team is about at the all-star break, what are some of your thoughts on the season?
CJ: We’re getting our stride together. [...]
Sooner or later, Don Nelson assumes personnel control of the teams he coaches. It will probably never be clear exactly when he took over this Warriors team, but it’s happened.
But is this a bad thing? As much as I like Mullin, his record as a GM was mixed at best, and the teams he put [...]
