The Golden State Warriors have recalled rookie center Patrick O’Bryant from the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.
O’Bryant, 20, has appeared in 25 games overall this season in three stints with the Jam, averaging 12.0 points, 9.6 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 2.88 blocks in 29.6 minutes per contest. Over the last eight games, since being re-assigned to the Jam for the third and final time this season on March 8, the 7’0’’ center has averaged 14.0 points, 10.3 rebounds and 2.75 blocks in 29.3 minutes per contest. During his latest assignment, O’Bryant shot 54.7% (47-86 FG) from the field and went 18-for-18 from the free throw line. Additionally, he grabbed 10-or-more rebounds six times and posted four double-doubles over the last eight games.
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Jason Richardson is upset with a report that appeared in Monday's Chicago Tribune by Sam Smith. The article stated that Richardson expects to be traded in the offseason because of the Warriors' "infatuation with Monta Ellis." According to the report, Richardson hopes to be traded to the Pistons or Bulls.
"I don't even have family in Chicago, so I don't know how they got that. That's not true at all," said Richardson, a Michigan native. "I mean, everybody's playing good and we're trying to make the playoffs and you throw something like that out there? People are calling me, my teammates, like, 'Where did that come from?'
"It's kind of messed up, whoever ran that story. I've never said anything close to that."
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Mar 26, 2007 11:06 AM EST
Jason Richardson has reportedly been dropping hints that the Warriors infatuation with Monta Ellis will lead the Warriors to trade Richardson after the season.
Richardson is telling friends he's hoping for a trade to the Pistons or Bulls.
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Warriors Mar 2007 Archive
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San Francisco Chronicle | Mar 26, 2007
Kobe Bryant scored 43 points in Sunday's win over the Warriors, breaking a five-game streak of recording at least 50 points.
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Contra Costa Times | Mar 24, 2007
Sarunas Jasikevicius said that he doesn't expect to be with the Warriors next season.
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Contra Costa Times | Mar 18, 2007
The injuries are on Matt Barnes' shooting hand.
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ESPN | Mar 18, 2007
Baron Davis hit a jumper from just inside the 3-point line at the top of the key with 2.
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All Headline News | Mar 17, 2007
The NBA league offices reminded all of its clubs on Friday that no one is allowed to talk to any college basketball and said extensive fines would be put in place if anyone did such a thing.
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Yahoo! | Mar 13, 2007
Mickael Pietrus scored 20 points and the Warriors emphatically snapped the Mavericks' 17-game winning streak.
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Yahoo! | Mar 11, 2007
Zach Randolph had 25 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Trail Blazers to a 106-87 victory Sunday night over the Warriors, who were without top scorer Baron Davis.
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Press Release | Mar 8, 2007
The Golden State Warriors have re-assigned center Patrick O’Bryant to the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.
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Mercury News | Mar 6, 2007
After the Warriors' wildly improbable 107-106 loss Sunday in Washington, Coach Don Nelson said he thought the league would be ``very disappointed'' with how the game ended: Gilbert Arenas being accorded three free throws -- one for a technical foul on Nelson -- after the final buzzer originally sounded.
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Washington Post | Mar 5, 2007
Moments after Gilbert Arenas clinched the Wizards' 107-106 win over Golden State by making three free throws, including one that was the result of a technical foul assessed to Golden State Coach Don Nelson, Golden State General Manager Rod Higgins met referees Tony Brothers, Derrick Stafford and Jason Phillips in the tunnel leading to the locker room, the Washington Post is reporting.
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Yahoo! | Mar 4, 2007
Gilbert Arenas made three free throws with one-tenth of a second remaining to give the Wizards a wild 107-106 victory over the Warriors on Sunday.
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San Francisco Chronicle | Mar 3, 2007
Baron Davis is scheduled to rejoin the Warriors on the practice court on Saturday, but he won't be resuming his usual heavy workload once he's ready for game action.
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Contra Costa Times | Mar 3, 2007
The Warriors changed their official diagnosis Friday regarding Stephen Jackson's injured left big toe.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal | Mar 1, 2007
A man who hit former Pacers guard Stephen Jackson with a car during a fight outside a strip club last fall was sentenced Wednesday to two years in prison.
