Coach Steve Kerr's venerable Golden State Warriors team fell to 13-13 on the season Friday night after a 127-120 home loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves that included a shorthanded front line. The Dubs were without veteran big men Al Horford and Draymond Green,

Spencer spent four seasons playing Division I college lacrosse at Loyola in Maryland. He was the greatest lacrosse player in the land his senior year, taking home the Tewaaraton Award, which is the equivalent of the Heisman Trophy. Spencer was an All-American all four seasons at Loyola.

With Golden State shorthanded, Spencer has stepped into a big role and proven he's much more than a lacrosse player in the NBA.

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Matt Barnes says the 2017 Golden State Warriors was the best team he ever played for during his NBA career. He discusses what made that squad so special and dominant. Barnes reflects on being part of one of the greatest teams in NBA history and winning a championship with the Warriors.

The Warriors are expected to have a veteran starting-caliber guard return to their lineup on Thursday when they face the 76ers in Philadelphia, but it won’t be Stephen Curry. De’Anthony Melton, who has missed the first month-plus of the season ...