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The “Wake for Warriors Silent Auction and Dinner” was held at Sunfire Grill and also featured a raffle. Terry Knight, coordinator for the WFW Pacific Northwest ...

Wake For Warriors volunteer Gerry Fierling has been a part of the Crescent Bar event every year since it started four years ago. Organizer of the fundraiser Christie Gilbert estimated that they raised $10,000-$11,000 that night. He also spoke, reminiscing on the event’s first year at Crescent Bar, where it only attracted three boats and nine participants. Knight said Wake For Warriors is about bringing veterans and their families together and creating a community. And I had the best weekend.” I can tell you, I’ve experienced it firsthand for myself,” said Knight.

Luka Doncic had 30 points and 14 rebounds as the Dallas Mavericks avoided being swept with a 119-109 victory over the Golden State Warriors.

A rain delay indoors? Game 4 between the Warriors and Mavericks was delayed due to a leak in the roof at the American Airlines Center.

The series will now shift away from a rainy Dallas to the Bay Area for Game 5 on Thursday night. Liquid began to pour down on the court near the Warriors’ bench, causing a pool of water on the court. The ceiling wasn’t the only thing raining on Tuesday night.

Dallas kept their NBA Western Conference finals series alive after a 30-point show by Luka Doncic helped the Mavericks defeat the Golden State Warriors...

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DALLAS — Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks had to wait out a rain delay in the middle of the game and sweat out some tense moments near the end.

The Mavericks managed to extend the Western Conference Finals series by winning Game 4 (119-109). According to Dallas head coach Jason Kidd, Golden State is ...

“This is a championship DNA team and they’re giving you a compliment that they can’t guard you. “The biggest compliment we’ve gotten is that they got to play zone because they can’t play us one on one,” Kidd said after Game 4. The Mavericks managed to extend the Western Conference Finals series by winning Game 4 (119-109) and preventing a sweep.

Controversial prop released by Warriors on Friday and was playing rugby by Tuesday as reports claim he was given a $700000 golden handshake from the club.

it appears uncontracted— Michael Atkinson (@kinson88) @NRLprop Matt Lodge is dabbling in #rugby. Told he came off the bench at no.8 for Norths 2nd grade last night vs Bond. TBC if he’s having a serious crack, but I expect to see him back in the NRL soon Had a few msgs about this… Lodge was signed by the Warriors midway through last season despite his hugely controversial past in a move that angered many fans of the club. Following the mysterious and abrupt exit, that a joint media release from the club and Lodge attributed to him being unable to move to New Zealand at the end of the current season in November, it was widely assumed the former Brisbane Bronco would sign with another NRL club, within days. Lodge came on as a replacement for North’s Brisbane and played the final 50 minutes of the 27-14 loss to Bond at No. 8, according to Fox Sports. Controversial former Warriors prop Matt Lodge’s shock departure from the club on Friday, on the eve of the loss to the Dragons, has taken an unexpected twist as reports claim he was given a A$700,000 golden handshake.

In Game 3, Reggie Bullock and Maxi Kleber combined for a 0-of-12 clip from beyond the arc. Some of those looks were shots they'd normally knock in — but for ...

Green was visibly frustrated and angry in the first clip above — there were rotations that weren’t made, and some that weren’t supposed to happen. With Moody lingering too long on his stunt, Dončić swings it to Brunson for the open three. On some possessions, all it took was the simplest of movements to get the Mavericks an open shot. Kleber sets the ball screen, but before doing so, directs Finney-Smith to relocate to the opposite (left) corner. In turn, Finney-Smith cuts through the nail and fills the empty space (right corner) that Bullock vacates. They were finding holes in the Warriors’ zone; Luka Dončić was using the attention he was garnering to create holes and generate advantages. You rarely see Dončić move after giving up the ball, but that’s what he does in the possessions above. Draymond Green also holds up a fist to signal to his teammates that they should get into a zone, but not everyone gets the message. In Game 3, Reggie Bullock and Maxi Kleber combined for a 0-of-12 clip from beyond the arc. He holds up two fists — the team’s hand signal for a zone. The open shots that weren’t falling finally went in, but the shots that were decently contested — the pull-up threes that are generally more inefficient than the open catch-and-shoot variety — also went in. The Mavericks shot a blazing 20-of-43 — 46.5% — from beyond the arc.

'Looks like guilt money from the club': Warriors under fire over Lodge's $700k handshake.

“They paid it out in full and to let him go straight to market where every other team already knows he is getting a full payout from the Warriors. They have released him immediately.” “Lodge is not there. “But you don’t say that and then they say, well OK we will just pay you out $700,000. “That was the size of his golden handshake. “Surely when you sign a contract with the Warriors and we have heard it with other players, you have got to expect that at some stage you have got to live in New Zealand.” Nathan Brown is desperate. “He has been one of their best players and for any club now he is an amazingly attractive proposition because the Warriors have chucked in most of his money this year and most of his money next year,” Read said. “If a player goes in and asks for a release and it is on their terms because they don’t want to go to New Zealand, they don’t get 95 per cent of the payout or close to 100 per cent,” Anasta said. I have rung him. I have texted him. “This story is a bizarre one and I can’t understand and I would love someone to explain it to me, but Matt Lodge has been given a release from the Warriors, but paid out in full for the rest of this season and the rest of next year,” Braith Anasta said on NRL 360.