The New York Times – Sports:
Basketball stars from Nikola Jokic to Kyle Lowry are hamming up their reactions to even the slightest contact, writes our columnist. They could benefit from an acting lesson.
Category: Kerr, Steve
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Golden State’s Stephen Curry Scores 50 in Game 7 Win Over Sacramento Kings
The New York Times – Sports:
Curry’s 50 points were the most ever in a Game 7, helping Golden State survive a contentious first-round series with Sacramento.
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‘Yoga for Jocks’ Keeps Golden State’s Kevon Looney Grounded
The New York Times – Sports:
Everyone wants an edge during the N.B.A. playoffs. Some like naps. Some have lucky shoes. Golden State’s Kevon Looney does “Joga.”
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Warriors Win at Home, Which Is Part of Their Problem
The New York Times – Sports:
Golden State beat Sacramento to earn its first win of the playoffs, but in doing so reinforced a troubling trend from the regular season.
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The NBA Was Redesigned for Drama, and It’s Working
The New York Times – Sports:
The last day of the regular season saw flashes of brilliance from the best teams, punches thrown and disappointing defeats.
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Golden State Falls to Denver for Another Road Loss
The New York Times – Sports:
A loss to the Nuggets dropped the champions to 9-30 away from home.
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In the Shadow of Superstars, Golden State’s Young Players Try to Bloom
The New York Times – Sports:
Newer players like Moses Moody, 20, struggle for playing time but embrace the challenge to prove themselves. “I try to take in as much as I can,” he said.
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The Sixers Give a Glimpse of How Good They Can Be
The New York Times – Sports:
Joel Embiid is formidable, and James Harden is keeping the offense on track. The Philadelphia 76ers are clicking — and hoping it lasts this time.
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Why Draymond Green May Soon Be the Odd Man Out at Golden State
The New York Times – Sports:
The shadow of Green’s punch looms over the team, even as Golden State shows it still has what it takes to compete for a championship.