May 29, 2007 12:33 PM EST
According to a league source at the pre-draft camp, Charlotte part-owner Michael Jordan has targeted Golden State general manager Rod Higgins to replace Bernie Bickerstaff, who had been the GM and is now an executive vice president.
Via Seattle Post Intelligencer
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May 17, 2007 10:31 AM EST
Golden State Warriors owner Chris Cohan, whose long-suffering team finally has become a force on the basketball court, has been waging his own battle in federal court over claims he evaded taxes and owes the government more than $160 million.
The government says Cohan, a former cable TV mogul, "engaged in three potentially abusive tax shelters" when he sold Sonic Communications in 1998 for more than $200 million, court records show.
An attorney for Cohan was at the Phillip Burton Federal Building in San Francisco on Wednesday -- the day after the Warriors' unexpected playoff run ended -- arguing that his client should not have to turn over certain documents the government has pursued in its investigation of the tax shelters and their creators.
Via San Francisco Chronicle
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Coach Don Nelson isn't sure he'll return to guide the Warriors through the next stage of their resurgence.
Nelson plans to decide by July 1 whether he'll be back for another season with the Warriors, whose surprising playoff run ended Tuesday night with a second-round loss to the Jazz. The defeat capped the franchise's first winning regular season and postseason berth since 1994.
"It's not a good time for me to make that decision," Nelson said Wednesday at the Warriors' downtown training complex. "I think it was really important that I came here. I'm not so sure it's important that I stay on."
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Warriors May 2007 Archive
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Yahoo.com | May 16, 2007
Utah ended Golden State's surprising run through the playoffs and got the Jazz back to where they haven't been since the days of Stockton and Malone.
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ESPN.com | May 15, 2007
Baron Davis will be allowed to play in Game 5 of the Golden State-Utah series Tuesday night after the NBA league office decided not to suspend him for his hard hit on Derek Fisher of the Jazz in Game 4.
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Yahoo! | May 14, 2007
Carlos Boozer and the Jazz shoved and scraped to slow down the Warriors -- and then Derek Fisher put a sweet finish on a victory that put Utah on the brink of the Western Conference finals.
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Yahoo! | May 12, 2007
When Baron Davis spun, sprang and threw down a breathtakingly vicious one-handed dunk right in Andrei Kirilenko's mug, it was more than an exclamation point on the Warriors' win.
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ESPN | May 11, 2007
Utah rookie guard Dee Brown was forced to miss Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals against Golden State on Friday night after spraining his neck in a collision with teammate Mehmet Okur.
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San Francisco Chronicle | May 11, 2007
Without being specific, Stephen Jackson said fans directed a racial slur at him during Game 2.
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Sports Illustrated | May 10, 2007
Utah rookie Dee Brown injured his neck when teammate Mehmet Okur landed on him in the first quarter of Wednesday night's Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals against Golden State.
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Yahoo.com | May 10, 2007
Even shorthanded, the Jazz outran the Warriors.
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Oakland Tribune | May 9, 2007
Monta Ellis has struggled in the 2007 Playoffs and is desperate to turn things around.
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ESPN | May 9, 2007
The trial for Golden State's Stephen Jackson, accused of firing a gun during a fight at an Indianapolis strip club, has been delayed a second time.
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Arizona Republic | May 8, 2007
The league has told Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson that he can't bring beer into the postgame interview room.
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Yahoo! | May 8, 2007
Carlos Boozer put back an offensive rebound with 17 seconds left to break a tie and Matt Harpring added two free throws 10 seconds later, giving the Utah Jazz a 116-112 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Monday night in the opener of the Western Conference semifinals.
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USA Today | May 8, 2007
Utah Jazz guard Derek Fisher was excused from the Western Conference semifinal opener against Golden State on Monday night to be with his family.
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Salt Lake Tribune | May 7, 2007
Stephen Jackson of the Golden State Warriors is set to make a court appearance Thursday in Indianapolis for his trial on three counts related to an October incident in which he fired a gun outside a strip club.
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Salt Lake Tribune | May 6, 2007
The Utah Jazz have now set their sights on the Golden State Warriors.
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ESPN | May 4, 2007
In an interview with ESPN during Friday's game in New Jersey between the Nets and Raptors, David Stern was asked how he felt about the 8th seed Warriors defeating the top-seeded Mavericks.
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San Francisco Chronicle | May 4, 2007
Warriors coach Don Nelson nabbed a $1 million bonus for getting Golden State into the second round of the playoffs, according to a source with knowledge of Nelson's contract.
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Yahoo! | May 4, 2007
Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson shot the Warriors right into the second round, capping perhaps the NBA's biggest playoff upset.
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Dallas Morning News | May 3, 2007
Jason Richardson, guard for the Warriors, was fined $35,000 by the NBA on Thursday afternoon for what the league called inappropriate interaction with a fan.
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AP | May 2, 2007
Stephen Jackson's reputation might have been a factor in his two ejections this postseason.
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Mercury News | May 2, 2007
After playing five games against each other, the animosity between the Warriors and Mavericks is growing.
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Mercury News | May 2, 2007
Jason Richardson reportedly got tangled up with a fan late in Tuesday's game
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Contra Costa Times | May 2, 2007
After Stephen Jackson was ejected for the second time in five games, Don Nelson said he would fine the wing substantially if the NBA doesn't.
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Yahoo! | May 2, 2007
Don't count out the Mavericks just yet, no matter how tempting they're making it.
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USA Today | May 1, 2007
The possibility of an unwanted date with history and the recurring image of Baron Davis driving around them were disturbing enough for the Dallas Mavericks.
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USA Today | May 1, 2007
"They're like a team that's on the moment right now," Dallas' Josh Howard said.
