Chris Mullin News

The city of San Francisco equals winning. At least that's what the Golden State Warriors ownership believes, as the team's brass announced its intention to relocate the franchise to San Francisco.

Joe Lacob and Peter Gruber were joined by NBA commissioner David Stern yesterday to announce the Warriors' intention to build a new area on San Francisco's Pier 30/32, just an Andrew Bogut outlet pass from the Giants' AT&T Park .

Alex Kennedy of HoopsWorld.com reports that former Golden State Warriors executive Chris Mullin could be a target for the Portland Trail Blazers' GM search.

If their shameless pursuit of a San Francisco home is a money chase, Warriors co-owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber are doing the right thing.

The Warriors ' owners will concede that moving to San Francisco constitutes a big gamble.

The departures of Van Gundy and Smith don't mean Dwight Howard will stay in Orlando.

The relocation out of Oakland has begun, and surprisingly the Golden State Warriors are the first Oakland-based team to do it.

Missed posting a note about this on Friday but it appears that there's a revamped version of the NBA's Competition Committee, and Toronto Raptors' GM and President Bryan Colangelo is part of it.

It's been five years since Baron Davis and the "We Believe" Warriors captured the hearts of Bay Area fans.

The Warriors maybe, possibly, allegedly are due for a good break or two this summer.

Jazz on the Green has announced its lineup for the annual Thursday concert series, which takes place on Thursdays at Turner Park at Midtown Crossing.

The Golden State Warriors have developed a reputation of being one of the worst teams in the league and lets just say that this article will not be any different.

It would be perfectly reasonable to think such a thing. After all, it was another losing campaign, the 15th since 1994, another season that instantly melds into another offseason, without sandwiching the delusional delight of a postseason, something that's happened exactly once in the past 17 years.