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Diogu Becoming Close To Untouchable In Artest Scenarios
The Warriors also have a GM known for dice-rolling; just go back to last February's trade deadline when Chris Mullin was willing to take on Baron Davis in spite of a contract and health history that scared many teams off. One sticking point here: Indiana would undoubtedly want Ike Diogu (see Box 2) as part of any package, and the rookie bruiser is approaching untouchable status already. Golden State Warriors, Indiana Pacers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Davis Scores 34, Game-winner As Warriors Beat Mavs
Jason Richardson had 32 points and Troy Murphy contributed 18 points and 14 rebounds for the Warriors. "There've been many times when we came in here and lost by two or three, and other times when we lost by 20," Richardson said. "Anytime we can win on them, we'll take it." Dallas led by as many as 10 in the fourth quarter, but Richardson scored 16 in the final quarter and Davis added eight. With the game tied at 109, Davis nailed an open 21-footer from the left wing with less than a second left to give the Warriors their first lead of the fourth quarter. Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Hometown Criticism Getting To Dunleavy
Dunleavy was not amused after. "I'm really tired of the negativity around here," he said. "We're trying our best. We play hard. If they're going to come out as fans, they shouldn't be negative. I didn't see enough (Boston Celtics) green out there to get so many boos." Dunleavy later passed up another shot in the fourth quarter and the shot clock ran out on the Warriors. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Warriors Dec 2005 Archive
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Golden State might actually have more pieces to deal directly with Indiana than any active suitor ... barring a change of heart from Jerry West in Memphis and an 11th-hour willingness to part with Shane Battier. 
Baron Davis was Golden State's latest hero against Dallas, scoring a season-high 34 points, including the go-ahead basket with .5 seconds left, for a 111-109 victory on Friday night.
The Oakland Arena crowd got all over Mike Dunleavy on Wednesday for kicking the ball out of the low post and passing up a shot. Dunleavy gestured to the crowd with his hands as if to say "Relax, already!" He did the same thing moments later after he nailed an outside jumper.