we're only game into the season and dunleavy already gets caught in another compromising pic...that's some quality D right there

"The Warriors have never lost 2 games in a row at the Oracle Arena- the Blazers better watch out tomorrow night!"

Is it because they RECENTLY just changed it to the Oracle arena? lol

All jokes aside we havent lost two in a row IN Oakland correct?

we havent lost two in a row at the oracle

"You know its funny when it rains it pours, they got money for wars but can't feed the poor" --Keep ya Head up

One of the classic lines that I'm always gonna remember. Even if the guy who wrote it was a dumba$$. Let's go dubs!!

By the way, what's up with the Funleavy headband? Makes him look like one of those Italian soccer players: http://www.sporting-heroes.net/files_footballworldcup/CAMORANESI_M_20040618_GH_R.jpg

damn those pictures and captions are halarious

From what I saw ... nothing had changed.

his new nick-name should be "the phantom of the oracle"...cuz of his mask and all...

If there is a hair band and if there is rock band hair, the CURSE will continue.

...does a hair band even pass league dress code?

Those Kawakami articles are great. It's what I've been thinking for some time. The Warriors should let Nelson, blow up the team and get rid of anyone he doesn't want around, like he did with the Mav's.

Obviously some of the key pieces are already there, and I wouldn't want to see JR go, it's just that he should starting making the transition back to the 3 position.

Ok, it's only one game, but we have already had a several mediocre and sometimes just bad seasons of Dunleavy and Murphy. Tim K is right to suggest that O'Bryant and Diogu will be better options in the long run. The W's should start them or let them have lots of PT early on while the schedule is favorable.

Starting line-up at the beginning of Dec:
Baron, Monte, JR, Ike, and POB

Yeah, yeah, we know it's only the first game of the season, but we'd like to reiterate our position that the hiring of Don Nelson was a pitifully weak, unimaginative panic move by Chris Mullin, who is completely in over his head and doesn't know what he's doing.

And we're not haters -- that's the problem. We live and die with this team, and frankly, we don't have much life left in us.

Nellie should never have been hired. He's burnt out. His last two coaching stints (Knicks and Mavs) have ended with him leaving before the end of the season.

And his small-ball system is an anachronism that is not going to work. This isn't 1991 any more. The NBA run-and-shoot is a desperation stop-gap measure and for Mullin and the Warriors to purposely select a coach whose only coaching style EVER has been to take whatever team and whatever roster he has and turn it into a small-ball team. And how many titles has Nelson won with that approach? How many Finals has it even gotten him to?

Yet Mullin, the SF Bay Area sportswriters, and sadly even many fans (who of all people should know better), somehow thought that Nelson could come back to the franchise that he ruined in 1994 with his gruff, unyielding, headstrong, Bushian approach and his inherently flawed strategy and turn this team around. Does anybody really believe that another Nellie meltdown -- one that again irreperably damages for the years - isn't looming in the team's future.

This team needed new blood and fresh ideas. Not warmed-over reruns that have never really worked.

In a battle for California, the team I wanted to win lost.  The Golden State Warriors are now zero and one.  In an article on their website it talks about this guy named Ronny Turiaf.  Ronny Turiaf doesn't even play for the Warriors.  He plays for the Lakers.  The Lakers are now one and zero.  That is the opposite of the GSW.  What else could GSW stand for besides Golden State Warriors?  There is a water heating business called GSW Inc, but they're different from this other GSW who have a site called, www.gsw-w.com.  The extra `w' stands for worldwide.  GWS is going global.  I'm not sure what the dash before the GSW stands for.  Their slogan is that they're, "liberating ideas worldwide."
"Ronny Turiaf had just buttoned his shirt after the best game of his NBA career when his cell phone rang."
That's the opening sentence about the GSW's opening loss.  Like I said, Ronny doesn't even play for the Warriors.  I don't either.  Would you be surprised if I told you that over half the population of the USA doesn't play for the Warriors.  I think 13 or 14 guys are on their team; that's roughly 2% of the population.
I'm curious why Ronny's phone rang, but I decided not to read anymore of the article.  The Warriors lost again and it looks like they're not going to make the playoffs.