With the NBA draft just one month away, The Second String’s series where our team of analysts dissects every aspect of a prospect’s game to see if they are really worth a top ten lottery pick has returned. Here’s our pick for number one: Continue reading “Scouting Report: James Wiseman Not Playing for a Year Really Appeals to Warriors with Potential First Overall Pick”
It’s looking to be a sad day for Warriors fans, as two-time MVP Steph Curry is headed back to the inactive list after reinjuring his hand during a 121-113 loss to the Toronto Raptors in a 2019 NBA Finals rematch. Sources tell The Second String that this was actually by design, with Curry purposefully breaking his hand after realizing how much better it was to be sitting out this abysmal season. Continue reading “Steph Curry Breaks Hand Again After Realizing How Good He Had It on Inactive List”
Though two-time MVP Steph Curry is making great progress in his recovery from a broken left hand that’s left him sidelined since October, he may not be seeing the basketball court any time soon. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr told Steph Curry that, given the state of the current season, he can just take the rest of year off if he wants. Continue reading “Steve Kerr Tells Steph Curry He Can Just Take Rest of Season Off If He Wants”
The best team in basketball is making moves to improve, as the Milwaukee Bucks are signing Marvin Williams to a deal until the end of the 2019-2020 season. To make space for Williams on the roster, Milwaukee is waiving forward Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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Following a blockbuster at the NBA trade deadline that sent D’Angelo Russell to the Minnesota Timberwolves, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr sat down with the team’s most recent acquisition, Andrew Wiggins, to tell him that he’ll be playing a crucial role on the team going forward, tasking the forward with handing out high fives and fist bumps on the bench when the starters come to the sidelines.
If Dallas Mavericks shooting guard Seth Curry’s New Year’s resolution was to become a better version of himself, both on and off the field, he certainly succeeded. Adhering to the “New Year, New Me” adage, Seth murdered his older brother, two-time Kia MVP Steph Curry, and took his place without anyone noticing.
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Following a 116-104 loss to the rival Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets star James Harden admitted that the game is missing the talent and personality of Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, neglecting to mention that he knows full well the two superstars are currently tied up in his basement.
