It would seem that not long ago you and I and brave warriors defended our lands from the attacks of terrible invaders, not much time has passed since then, and for you to think,

In the end Golden State was just too much for every team it came up against, including a most valiant Cleveland squad and its superstar, LeBron James.

President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday morning that the Golden State Warriors are not welcome at the White House to celebrate their 2017 NBA championship.

It didn’t take the Golden State Warriors long to decide to skip the traditional championship White House visit. Less than 24 hours after winning the 2017 NBA Finals on Monday night, the Warriors unanimously voted to decline the expected White House invitation, according to several reports including one by CNBC analyst Josh Brown.

The Warriors won their second title in three years behind the hot shooting of Kevin Durant, who they signed after losing to the Cavaliers last year.

The biggest question of the N.B.A. off-season was answered Monday when Kevin Durant, one of the best players ever to hit unrestricted free agency in any sport, agreed to join the Golden State Warriors. Durant’s decision to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder for the Warriors in effect allows the rich to get richer.

Never let it be said that Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert doesn't take care of his employees. Yes, he pays his players handsomely—the Cavs' $108,300,458 payroll this season (highest in the NBA) is proof of that. But what we're referring to is how he treats the members of the franchise who don't show up in the box score.

With Draymond Green out, Kyrie Irving and LeBron James picked the Warriors apart to force a Game 6 of the NBA Finals. 

In Game 2 of the NBA Finals, the Warriors defeated the Cavaliers for a seventh straight time, as Cleveland has yet to be competitive in this series.

LeBron James never did it. Neither did Magic Johnson or Larry Bird, or Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell. Even Michael Jordan never did it. But on Tuesday, Stephen Curry did. After a record-breaking season, he became the first player in N.B.A. history to be elected most valuable player by a unanimous vote.

This chart contains 752 lines — one for each N.B.A. player who finished in the top 20 in 3-point attempts made in each season since 1980. Sitting atop it is the Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry, who finished the regular season with a record 402 3-pointers.

The Warriors' NBA-record start has ended after 24 wins. A night after being stretched to double overtime by the Celtics, they fell to the Bucks, 108-95, and now stand at 24-1 for the season.