43 years ago today, a dynasty was born.
MURPH: "The Niners are coming off this year from hell... If they at least take the step of hiring Saleh, that's a freakin' home run, man."
MARKUS: "The 49ers went all in [on Saleh]... So if this does end up happening, this is hitting a royal flush on the river."
(Via Murph & Markus)
After a long Warriors road trip earlier this season, it was 2:30 am, Uber wasn't working, and Quinten Post was stranded at the airport...
Then Steph Curry gave him a ride home.
Here's Quinten Post sharing the story:
"Steph was the happiest guy in the building tonight with all that room to work with."
Steve Kerr on Quentin Post's ability to open up the floor being a complete game changer for the Warriors.
STEVE KERR: "[Steph]'s always had a huge burden on his shoulders as our best player... this year with our team struggling the way we are... probably puts even more of a burden onto him but the way he handles everything — he's just incredibly grounded."
Steve Kerr reacts to Steph Curry being named a starter for the NBA All-Star Game at Chase Center 👏
"That is awesome. Yet another achievement and a fitting one for sure given that we're hosting the game. I'm thrilled for Steph. He deserves it."
"The Warriors should absolutely look to flip Dennis Schröder at the trade deadline."
(Greg Silver via Papa & Silver)
The Kings announcers calling Klay's 37-point quarter was something else
Grant Napear: "Here's Klay Thompson... No way... NO WAY. That's just not... that is unbelievable!"
"I think it's pretty clear that they want Robert Saleh... And they're on his timetable."
Matt Maiocco told Murph & Markus the Niners want Robert Saleh, and Saleh has all the leverage.
It's been 10, yes TEN, years since Klay dropped 37 points in a quarter at Oracle.
Where were you when Klay went ballistic on January 23, 2015?
Three years ago today, the Niners went into Lambeau and knocked off the No. 1 Seed Packers in frigid temperatures.
🎥: NFL
"Move on bro, it is what it is. I be kinda goin back and forth with this, like... I know I was wrong but you can't call a man a 'b-word' and push him and not get hit either."
Draymond Green explains his "I really am sorry" tweet in response to Jordan Poole's postgame comments last Saturday.