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Listen to the Warriors' Stephen Jackson, Andris Biedrins, Monta Ellis and more talk about the first cars they ever owned. For complete coverage of the Warrio...
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How does your first car stack up?
Fear The Beard —
My first car was a ‘66 VW Beetle. Stock, except for the Kenwood deck. The six-volt electricals would let me down periodically if the wipers, radio and turn signals were all on at the same time. Perhaps, not so coincidentally, it once famously caught fire not far from Lake Merritt.
Tough loss tonight for the Dubs, but TNT is hating again which is a good sign. Boom and Monta went berserk again, which is also a good sign, but there wasn’t enough rebounding down the stretch to keep the Suns close enough for heroics. On the plus side, Shaq was bellying up to the post-game spread and ...
Warriors talk about their first set of wheels
Ball Don't Lie —
Before you watch the video, try to guess which player goes with which first car they owned. Your Warriors: Brandan Wright, Stephen Jackson, Andris Biedrins, Monta Ellis, Kosta Perovic and Matt Barnes. Your automobiles: '89 Mitsubishi Montero, Porsche, Oldsmobile, '85 Ford Explorer, BMW and a '82 Lincoln town car. Winner gets a cookie. Actually, scratch that. Cookies to anyone who knows who Kosta Perovic even is.
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Warriors talk about their first set of wheels
sports.yahoo.com 3/14/2008 — Before you watch the video, try to guess which player goes with which first car they owned. Your Warriors: Brandan Wright , Stephen Jackson , Andris Biedrins , Monta Ellis , Kosta Perovic and Matt Barnes . Your automobiles: '89 Mitsubishi Montero, Porsche, Oldsmobile, '85 Ford Explorer, BMW and a '82 Lincoln town car. Winner gets a cookie.
Reclamation Proclamation
thewarmstove.com 3/14/2008 — When the Golden State Warriors retooled last January by acquiring Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington for an overpriced sack of rocks, smallball finally made its return to the Bay since Tim Hardaway was known for killer crossovers and not killing crossdressers. The Warriors were among the fastest teams in the league, and their high-octane offense was suddenly the second-most potent in the league.
One of the NBA's True Gems: Color Commentator Jim Barnett
20secondtimeout.blogspot.com 3/14/2008 — For the past 23 years, Jim Barnett has been the color commentator on local Golden State Warriors' broadcasts and if you have not heard him do a game then you have missed a real treat: he is analytical, he does not get hyper and even though he clearly supports the Warriors he is definitely not a homer.
NBA | Fourth-quarter issues proving costly for Raptors
thestar.com 3/14/2008 — Doug Smith SPORTS REPORTER DENVER–It's not so much they lost but how they lost that has caused some level of concern as the Raptors reach the midway point of a difficult late-season road trip. Back-to-back losses to Golden State and the Los Angeles ...
Warriors 117. Raptors 106 —
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Monta Ellis scored 33 points and Baron Davis had 23 points and 15 assists in the Golden State Warriors' seventh victory in eight games, 117-106 over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night.
