Warriors add backcourt scoring help with Dennis Schroder trade
In acquiring Schroder, the Warriors address a need of a late-game decision-maker and multi-level scorer from the backcourt. Schroder, who’s averaging 18.4 points per game, instantly becomes the third-best penetrator off the dribble on the team, behind Steph Curry and Jonathan Kuminga.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr shared when new Golden State guard Dennis Schröder will make his debut with the team.
Discover how the Golden State Warriors' ideal deal for Dennis Schröder sets them up for future success and their next big ...
The Golden State Warriors have officially acquired Dennis Schroder in a trade with the Brooklyn Nets. In exchange, the ...
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Jonathan Kuminga was called for a loose ball foul on Jalen Green in the final seconds of Warriors’ NBA Cup loss to Rockets.
The Warriors are 1-0 against the Mavericks this season, beating Klay Thompson in his return to Chase Center. While tonight's ...
The NBA says referees correctly called a foul against Golden State in the final seconds of its NBA Cup quarterfinal loss in ...
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NBA Cup: With elite defense, Rockets clamp Warriors late to advance to Las Vegas semifinalIn a quarterfinal elimination match of the Emirates NBA Cup 2024, the Rockets showed why they have the league's second-rated ...
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