If Kawhi Leonard is a robot, he’s a terminator, sent specifically to destroy all Golden State Warriorsstanding between him and an NBA championship. The Warriors got lucky two seasons ago, when Leonard got injured in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. The Spurs blew a 25-point lead, then got swept out of the round.

An indefensible, courtside shove by Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens against Toronto guard Kyle Lowry dominated Thursday’s media availability before the NBA Finals reach Game 4 on Friday at Oracle Arena.

The Golden State Warriors dynasty has been solidified by its fleet of superstar talent, its uncanny ability to hit shots from range, and like clockwork in blowing out teams with sheer force in the third quarter. But in Game 4 of the 2019 NBA Finals, the Toronto Raptors beat them at their own game. Suddenly, the Warriors are in serious danger.

After letting Game 2 slip away at home, Toronto took advantage of a battered Golden State team playing without Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson and Kevon Looney. The Toronto Raptors took advantage against the Warriors’ depleted lineup, surviving everything that Stephen Curry could throw at them in a 123-109 victory. The Raptors, who took a two-games-to-one lead in the best-of-seven series, are two wins from their first title. Game 4 is Friday night at Oracle Arena.

The more Kawhi Leonard steps into the spotlight — and the more his candid moments/interviews are dissected by the masses — the less you really know about the man.
Just when you think you can peg him as the next Tim Duncan — or that superstar uninterested in fame or attention — you remember he forced his way out of a situation most conducive to that personality. It’s easy to win and hide in San Antonio. In L.A., where Leonard is reportedly keen on playing beyond this season, it’s the opposite.

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Kawhi Leonard is different. How would you trash talk him? Imagine talking to him on the court and he’s just staring right through you. Your words don’t affect him, in fact they don’t even register. How demoralizing.

This year's NBA free agency features several big names up for grabs when June 30 hits. Kevin Durant potentially taking his talents to Madison Square Garden has been one of the hottest topics, but it appears the team is also exploring other potential opportunities.

Bay Area-based KBLX-FM radio station is hitting Drake where it hurts. Right in the ol’ playlist.

For those of you who haven’t been following the NBA Finals, 1) are you dim? And 2) a bit of a culture war is permeating the playoff series involving the Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors. At its center is rapper Drake, Grammy-winning artist, Toronto Raptors self-proclaimed No. 1 fan, and official franchise ambassador.