Dramatic NBA game illustration depicting the controversial late-game foul by Sacramento Kings on Warriors' Seth Curry, cleared by league as coaching error.
Dramatic NBA game illustration depicting the controversial late-game foul by Sacramento Kings on Warriors' Seth Curry, cleared by league as coaching error.
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NBA clears Kings of tanking over intentional foul on Curry

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The NBA investigated an apparent intentional foul by the Sacramento Kings on Golden State Warriors guard Seth Curry and cleared the team Thursday. Kings coach Doug Christie mistakenly believed his team was not in the bonus and sought to stop play for a timeout, the league said. The incident occurred with Sacramento leading 101-100 late in the fourth quarter Tuesday night.

With 3:15 remaining in the fourth quarter and the Kings ahead 101-100 against the Warriors, Christie directed Doug McDermott to foul Curry, a 90% free-throw shooter, from more than 50 feet away. Video showed Christie motioning from the sideline. Curry made one of two free throws after the timeout, but McDermott responded with a 3-pointer for Sacramento, according to reports from the game.

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X discussions erupted with accusations of tanking after the Kings' apparent intentional foul on Seth Curry while leading the Warriors, amplified by high-engagement memes and posts from insiders like Shams Charania and Bill Simmons. The NBA's investigation cleared the Kings, ruling it a coaching error by Doug Christie who misread the bonus situation. Reactions included relief from Kings accounts, explanations from coach Christie, and lingering skepticism from some users questioning the strategy.

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NBA players Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler addressing the media postgame, expressing criticism of the Warriors' performance after a loss to the Thunder.
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Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler call out Warriors after Thunder loss

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The Golden State Warriors suffered a 126-102 blowout loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night, dropping to 6-6 amid a skid of five losses in their last seven games. Star players Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler criticized the team's commitment and lack of fight in postgame comments. Green highlighted personal agendas hindering team success, while Butler stressed the need for defensive intensity.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr expressed frustration with NBA officiating rules following his team's 104-97 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Kerr highlighted how Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander effectively used the rules to draw fouls, leading to 15 free-throw attempts. The coach called for league adjustments to balance offense and defense.

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A CBS Sports analysis argues that the Golden State Warriors should keep Stephen Curry sidelined for the remainder of the season to boost their NBA draft lottery odds. Curry, aged 38, has not played since January 30 due to a legitimate knee injury. The team holds a 33-35 record, sitting ninth in the Western Conference.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver admitted during a press conference that the league's efforts to curb tanking are failing, amid fines issued to teams like the Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers. Speaking at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, ahead of the All-Star Game, Silver highlighted misaligned incentives in the draft system and called for fresh thinking. He noted that tanking behavior appears worse this season than in recent memory.

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During his NBA broadcasting debut in the Golden State Warriors' narrow loss to the LA Clippers, coach Steve Kerr was ejected late in the fourth quarter after arguing with officials, including over a shooting foul on Steph Curry. Snoop Dogg, in the NBC/Peacock booth with Terry Gannon and Reggie Miller, delivered energetic, comedic commentary that became a fan favorite.

Stephen Curry returned to the Golden State Warriors lineup after missing five games due to a left quad injury, scoring 39 points in a 127-120 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 13, 2025. The 37-year-old guard also dished out five assists and grabbed five rebounds while shooting 14-for-28 from the field. Curry's performance marked his 94th game with at least 35 points since turning 30, surpassing Michael Jordan's record of 93 such games.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder aim for a season sweep against the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night, with Stephen Curry sidelined by a knee injury. Oklahoma City enters with a league-best 49-15 record, while Golden State sits at 32-30 after a recent overtime victory. Bill Simmons has questioned whether the Warriors should even bring Curry back this season amid vague recovery updates.

 

 

 

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