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The Warriors invade the Eastern Conference for the first time this season and begin Friday against the New York Knicks.
Pregame coverage on NBC Sports Bay Area starts at 3:30 pm and the start at Madison Square Garden is scheduled at 4:35 pm.
New York (1-4) has not won since winning against Atlanta 126-107 in the opening game and has lost its last two double-digit games.
[[[[RELATED: Why the Knicks could call Kevin Durant in the NBA]The Warriors (4-1), led by coach Steve Kerr, are 8-0 against the Knicks, averaging 17.7 points.
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F Kevin Durant
F Draymond Green
C Damian Jones
G Klay Thompson
G Stephen Curry
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Frank Ntilikina
F Lance Thomas
C Enes Kanter
G Tim Hardaway Jr.
G Trey Burke
INJURY REPORT
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C DeMarcus Cousins (surgical rehabilitation of the Achilles tendon) is included in the list.
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G Emmanuel Mudiay (sprained ankle) and Lance Thomas (knee pain) are questionable. G Kevin Knox (sprained ankle), G Courtney Lee (neck spasms), F / C Kristaps Porzingis (Knee Surgery Rehabilitation) were among the absent.
PROSPECTS OF ROTATION
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No beginner has played more than 32 minutes Wednesday night, so everyone should rest. Although the Knicks alignments may influence Kerr's rotation, expect each team member to make at least one appearance.
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Thomas being disturbed by knee pain, there could be a change in the starting lineup. Noah Vonleh and Mario Hezonja are likely to replace Thomas …. Second year wing Damyean Dotson has played well and should have a considerable playing time.
In the last match of Steph Curry, he lost 51 games. Remember: he was three of his career against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
Curry and the Warriors return to MSG Friday in another show not to be missed. Will Curry catch fire again? We are about to know.
Here's how to watch Warriors-Knicks, as well as Warriors Pregame Live and Postgame Live, live.
When: Friday, October 26 at 16:30 PT (pre-game show at 18:30)
Direct: MyTeams by NBC Sports app
Desktop users can play the game by clicking on this link.
Draymond Green stole the show even before the start of the NBA 2018 all-star game last February.
While Fergie was singing the national anthem and doing a bit too much of his own script, Green was not hiding his reaction. It's not like he was alone here, though.
From other NBA players to celebrities, people could not help smiling at least at what Fergie was trying to accomplish. But for some reason, the ex-husband's singer, actor Josh Duhmel, objected to Green's reaction.
"I was pissed off against Draymond Green first of all – I think she had to apologize – I think he was kind of an asshole," Duhamel said. on the occasion of the Fair Game of FS1. "Just because he knew that the camera was on him and that he was sneering about it." "He had been a real man, he would have at least called him and told him : "Listen, I'm sorry to have caused all this. "
welcome to #NBATwitter Josh Duhamel. #DraymondGreen On today @ FairGameonFS1 at 5:30 pm ET. pic.twitter.com/Zz0P6bsKlh
– Kristine Leahy (@KristineLeahy) October 25, 2018
Duhamel says Green never contacted him, but Josh either never contacted Draymond.
"I mean, that's what a real man would have done, in my opinion," continued Duhmel.
Of course, everything is totally on Draymond. P.S. see the clip below, Josh.
The reactions of Fergie's national anthem of last night were priceless
(Video via kareem.matthews / ig) #NBAAllStar pic.twitter.com/2cmr2V4pXJ
– YourSports (@YourSports) February 19, 2018
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