Monta Ellis News

Stephen Jackson will get votes for MVP this year, pending the Warriors aren't hit with massive injuries.

NEWS THAT THE Warriors are indeed for sale should tickle the loyal but frustrated legion of fans who've endured far too many playoff-less seasons under Chris Cohan's ownership.

Another off-season, another opportunity to shop around for new blood to either jump start a franchise from obscurity or take an established organization to another level... by Daniel Tran 80 reads Opinion Another off-season, another opportunity to shop around for new blood to either jump start a franchise from obscurity or take an established ...

"Guards under 6"4' are all fairies. All they do is fall down, take charges and whine to the officials.

You might expect Warriors point guard C.J. Watson to be upset about the Warriors adding three point guards this offseason.

When David Stern announced that the Golden State Warriors selected Stephen Curry with the highly risky seventh pick of the 2009 NBA Draft, Bay Area fans were baffled by the decision - especially ... by Khalid Shakran 37 reads Opinion When David Stern announced that the Golden State Warriors selected Stephen Curry with the highly risky seventh pick ...

Point guard Acie Law didn't get much of a chance to play with the Atlanta Hawks.

IT'S A DEAL THE Warriors would regret, despite the star power they would receive, yet it clings to life even after Don Nelson's clever and highly visible attempt to blow it up.

In normal circumstances, teams that are looking forward to the draft don't have to worry about players they signed to a long extension less than a year earlier.

WARRIORS COACH Don Nelson loves his new point guard. Monta Ellis? No, silly, Stephen Curry, the seventh overall pick in Thursday's NBA draft.

WHENEVER DISCUSSING the draft any draft, ever it is imperative to portray it as the most complex, covert, profound decision-making process this side of launching an array of nuclear warheads.

The Golden State Warriors have selected guard Stephen Curry with the No. 7 pick in the NBA draft, adding a pure shooter to coach Don Nelson's up-tempo offensive scheme.

THE WARRIORS this week rolled out their big wheels, with general manager Larry Riley taking a seat and responding to the questions of summer while coach Don Nelson declined to sit and was baffled about having to address any questions at all.

The front office drama in Oakland has finally played out with Don Nelson winning his little power play with Chris Mullin.

If new Warriors general manager Larry Riley chooses a point guard with the No. 7 pick in Thursday's NBA draft, Monta Ellis might be looking for an explanation.

Hey, we do it all the time, and besides, it's Father's Day. What else do you have on the schedule? More grilling? No, let's pretend you still have faith in the Warriors, and let's pretend that we're all ready to give new general manager Larry Riley his official "chance" on Thursday.

So, Warriors General Manager Larry Riley and Coach Don Nelson flew to Memphis to hand guard Monta Ellis the keys to the locker room.

Even when he's not playing he and his camp make a lot of noise. [via lowposts.com ] Ken Berger of CBS Sports writes Warriors not shopping Monta : "The GM and the coach traveled to Memphis to further provide that assurance to Monta that this is his team and they're looking to build this team around him for years to come," Fried said in a phone ...

Buried deep in today's real actual basketball news is some great non-basketball news.

This could quite possibly be the oddest rumor I've covered in my 4 year GSoM tenure.