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But don’t take Wiseman’s return to the NBA and immediate re-insertion to Golden State’s lineup as any harbinger of his role to come for the season’s remainder. There’s even a good chance the former No. 2 overall pick spends more time down in Santa Cruz going forward. “We’re just kinda taking it a day at a time depending on who’s healthy, how everything looks,” Steve Kerr said before Wednesday’s game of Wiseman’s status with Golden State. “The one thing I know for sure is that we need him to play. So if everyone’s healthy and we feel like we’re not gonna play him much in a game, we’d rather have him in Santa Cruz playing 35 minutes.”
5 hours ago – via Jack Winter @ Clutch Points

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The Golden State Warriors held a four-point lead over the Utah Jazz with 13.3 seconds remaining in the game. They had clawed their way back after trailing by 12 in the third quarter and did so without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins. But what happened over those next 13 seconds left the Warriors scratching their heads following a 124-123 loss at Vivint Arena. “In my experience, there’s one game like this every year where you leave the building saying, ‘What just happened?'” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. “You make mistakes down the stretch and you leave the arena just shaking your head, thinking, ‘How did we just let that happen?'”
8 hours ago – via Kendra Andrews @ ESPN

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“It was almost a carbon-copy of last year’s game,” Steve Kerr said after the loss. “Different personnel, obviously, but the same thing happened last year. They had three or four guys out and they came in and took it to us.” Pacers forward Oshae Brissett couldn’t help but notice the similarities, too.  “Yeah, for sure,” Brissett said. “I feel like it’s kind of the same thing. Everyone stepped up and obviously [Andrew Nembhard] had a big game, but everyone was able to step in and do their part.”
2 days ago – via Dalton Johnson @ NBC Sports

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