Three days into the season, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and his players found themselves fielding questions about the arrests of Portland coach Chauncey Billups and others.

Last season, the Warriors fell to the Timberwolves in five games in the Western Conference semifinals. This season, David Fizdale, the former Knicks and Grizzlies coach turned NBA TV anchor, believes the Warriors can go all the way for the fifth time in 11 years.

Draymond Green is 35 years old and in his 14th NBA season, but the Golden State Warriors veteran believes he still has plenty of basketball left in him.

Hours before the Warriors tipped off against the Nuggets, an active player and active coach were arrested in a sports gambling sting.

Warriors big man Al Horford is calling for the NBA to take action as gambling has become more prominent with fans around the league.

The good news for the Warriors is that they will have Al Horford available for Thursday’s game as ESPN’s Anthony Slater reported that the veteran center will play against the Nuggets but will likely sit out Friday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers in the second night of a back-to-back.

From Matchday 3 in the UEFA Champions League to managerial moves and World Series preparation in MLB, headlines are aplenty away from the hardwood. But the double-overtime classic featuring the reigning NBA champions stole the show last night, and we can't possibly start anywhere else but there.