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2006–07 Golden State Warriors season
2006–07 Golden State Warriors season
Head coach	Don Nelson
General manager	Chris Mullin
Owners	Chris Cohan
Arena	Oracle Arena
Results
Record	42–40 (.512)
Place	Division: 3rd (Pacific); Conference: 8th (Western)
Playoff finish	Western Conference Semifinals (eliminated 4–1)
	Stats at Basketball-Reference.com
Local media
Television	FSN Bay Area
Radio	KNBR 680
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The Golden State Warriors 2006–07 season is the sixty-first National Basketball Association (NBA) season for the Golden State Warriors basketball franchise, and their thirty-fourth overall while based in Oakland, CA. Following the 2005–06 season, in which the Warriors ranked last in their division, the team roster was greatly revamped following a blockbuster eight-player deal with the Indiana Pacers in January 2007. After an average start to the 2006–07 season, Golden State made a dramatic turn-around, ending the year on a 16-5 run, and capturing the eighth seed in the Western Conference, marking their return to the post-season after a thirteen-year hiatus. The Warriors met the top-seeded Dallas Mavericks in the first round of the playoffs, and shocked many in the basketball world when they defeated Dallas four games to two. However, the Warriors met the Utah Jazz in the second round, and were easily defeated four games to one.

Pre-season

NBA Draft

Round	Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	School/Club
1	9	Patrick O'Bryant	Center	United States	Bradley University
2	38	Kosta Perović	Center	Serbia	Partizan Belgrade

Regular season

Standings

Pacific Division v t e	W	L	PCT	GB	Home	Road	Div
y-Phoenix Suns	61	21	.744	-	33–8	28–13	11–5
x-Los Angeles Lakers	42	40	.512	19	25–16	17–24	10–6
x-Golden State Warriors	42	40	.512	19	30–11	12–29	6–10
Los Angeles Clippers	40	42	.488	21	25–16	15–26	8–8
Sacramento Kings	33	49	.402	28	20–21	13–28	5–11

Key dates prior to the start of the season:

On June 28, the 2006 NBA Draft took place in New York City, New York.
From July 1 to July 11, the free agency period took place.^[1]

Roster

2006-07 Golden State Warriors roster

Players

Coaches

Pos.	#	Name	Ht.	Wt.
G/F	7	Azubuike, Kelenna	6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)	220 lb (100 kg)	Kentucky
F	22	Barnes, Matt (C)	6 ft 7 in (2.01 m)	225 lb (102 kg)	UCLA
C	15	Biedriņš, Andris	6 ft 11 in (2.11 m)	245 lb (111 kg)	Latvia
PG	5	Davis, Baron (C)	6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)	215 lb (98 kg)	UCLA
F	9	Diogu, Ike (to IND)	6 ft 8 in (2.03 m)	255 lb (116 kg)	Arizona State
SF	34	Dunleavy, Mike (to IND)	6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)	230 lb (104 kg)	Duke
G	8	Ellis, Monta	6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)	177 lb (80 kg)	LHS (MS)
F/C	3	Harrington, Al	6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)	245 lb (111 kg)	SPHS (NJ)
SF	1	Jackson, Stephen (C)	6 ft 8 in (2.03 m)	218 lb (99 kg)	Oak Hill (VA)
PG	4	McLeod, Keith (to IND)	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)	188 lb (85 kg)	Bowling Green St.
PF	1	Murphy, Troy (to IND)	6 ft 11 in (2.11 m)	245 lb (111 kg)	Notre Dame
C	26	O'Bryant, Patrick	7 ft 0 in (2.13 m)	250 lb (113 kg)	Bradley
G/F	2	Piétrus, Mickaël	6 ft 6 in (1.98 m)	215 lb (98 kg)	France
F/C	11	Čabarkapa, Žarko	6 ft 11 in (2.11 m)	230 lb (104 kg)	Serbia & Montenegro
C	31	Foyle, Adonal	6 ft 10 in (2.08 m)	270 lb (122 kg)	Colgate
G	33	Jasikevičius, Šarūnas	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)	197 lb (89 kg)	Maryland
F	21	Powell, Josh	6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)	225 lb (102 kg)	NC State
G/F	23	Richardson, Jason	6 ft 6 in (1.98 m)	225 lb (102 kg)	Michigan State

Head coach

Don Nelson (Iowa)

Assistant coach(es)

Legend

(DP) Unsigned draft pick
(FA) Free agent
(S) Suspended
Injured

Roster

Depth chart

Pos.	Starter	Bench	Reserve
C	Andris Biedriņš	Adonal Foyle	Patrick O'Bryant
PF	Al Harrington	Matt Barnes	Josh Powell
SF	Stephen Jackson	Mickaël Piétrus
SG	Jason Richardson	Monta Ellis	Kelenna Azubuike
PG	Baron Davis	Šarūnas Jasikevičius

Season standings

Game log

November

Record: 9–7 ; Home: 8–4 ; Road: 1–3

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
1	2006-11-01	Lakers	110–98	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (22)	19,596	0–1
2	2006-11-03	Blazers	89–102	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (17)	17,204	1–1
3	2006-11-04	Warriors	82–106	Jazz	NA	Three-Way Tie (12)	18,641	1–2
4	2006-11-06	Warriors	107–104	Mavericks	NA	Baron Davis (26)	20,093	2–2
5	2006-11-07	Warriors	93–97	Hornets	NA	Baron Davis (22)	19,164	2–3
6	2006-11-09	Hornets	116–121	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (36)	16,927	3–3
7	2006-11-11	Pistons	79–111	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (20)	18,508	4–3
8	2006-11-14	Raptors	99–110	Warriors	NA	Two-Way Tie (22)	16,182	5–3
9	2006-11-16	Kings	105–117	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (36)	17,821	6–3
10	2006-11-18	Sonics	95–107	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (31)	17,205	7–3
11	2006-11-20	Suns	113–110	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (31)	18,078	7–4
12	2006-11-22	Nuggets	115–112	Warriors	NA	Jason Richardson (24)	17,505	7–5
13	2006-11-24	Warriors	129–140	Nuggets	NA	Andris Biedriņš (31)	16,234	7–6
14	2006-11-25	Jazz	78–91	Warriors	NA	Matt Barnes (24)	17,711	8–6
15	2006-11-27	Spurs	102–111	Warriors	NA	Jason Richardson (26)	17,078	9–6
16	2006-11-29	Pacers	108–106	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (27)	17,284	9–7

December

Record: 7–9 ; Home: 5–1 ; Road: 2–8

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
17	2006-12-02	Bucks	115–110	Warriors	NA	Troy Murphy (23)	18,086	9–8
18	2006-12-04	Warriors	89–129	Spurs	NA	Anthony Roberson (21)	18,797	9–9
19	2006-12-05	Warriors	90–118	Rockets	NA	Monta Ellis (19)	NA	9–10
20	2006-12-09	Hornets	80–101	Warriors	NA	Mickaël Piétrus (22)	17,105	10–10
21	2006-12-10	Warriors	115–117	Sonics	NA	Baron Davis (28)	16,138	10–11
22	2006-12-12	Kings	103–126	Warriors	NA	Matt Barnes (32)	17,574	11–11
23	2006-12-14	Rockets	107–109	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (34)	19,596	12–11
24	2006-12-15	Warriors	101–105	Suns	NA	Monta Ellis (24)	18,422	12–12
25	2006-12-17	Warriors	115–120	Raptors	NA	Monta Ellis (28)	16,035	12–13
26	2006-12-18	Warriors	97–105	Nets	NA	Baron Davis (25)	14,096	12–14
27	2006-12-20	Warriors	96–95	Celtics	NA	Baron Davis (31)	17,134	13–14
28	2006-12-22	Warriors	117–108	Magic	NA	Baron Davis (38)	16,563	14–14
29	2006-12-23	Warriors	92–105	Heat	NA	Matt Barnes (20)	19,600	14–15
30	2006-12-26	76ers	116–97	Warriors	NA	Matt Barnes (25)	19,183	15–15
31	2006-12-29	Celtics	100–110	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (27)	19,596	16–15
32	2006-12-30	Warriors	96–119	Kings	NA	Two-Way Tie (17)	17,317	16–16

January

Record: 5–9 ; Home: 4–3 ; Road: 1–6

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
33	2007-01-02	Warriors	97–89	Hornets	NA	Two-Way Tie (29)	16,617	17–16
34	2007-01-03	Warriors	135–144	Grizzlies	NA	Matt Barnes (36)	12,176	17–17
35	2007-01-06	Sonics	104–108	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (22)	17,007	18–17
36	2007-01-07	Warriors	105–128	Suns	NA	Monta Ellis (22)	18,422	18–18
37	2007-01-10	Magic	91–76	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (14)	16,877	18–19
38	2007-01-12	Heat	118–96	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (21)	18,845	18–20
39	2007-01-15	Clippers	93–108	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (24)	18,371	19–20
40	2007-01-17	Warriors	109–115	Clippers	NA	Two-Way Tie (28)	17,385	19–21
41	2007-01-20	Cavaliers	106–104	Warriors	1	Stephen Jackson (29)	19,864	19–22
42	2007-01-22	Warriors	103–108	Lakers	NA	Al Harrington (30)	18,997	19–23
43	2007-01-24	Nets	109–110	Warriors	NA	Al Harrington (29)	17,284	20–23
44	2007-01-27	Bobcats	105–131	Warriors	NA	Al Harrington (28)	17,381	21–23
45	2007-01-30	Warriors	97–124	Cavaliers	NA	Baron Davis (21)	19,443	21–24
46	2007-01-31	Warriors	94–115	Hawks	NA	Al Harrington (21)	13,474	21–25

February

Record: 5–8 ; Home: 3–1 ; Road: 2–6

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
47	2007-02-02	Warriors	102–101	76ers	NA	Baron Davis (25)	12,768	22–25
48	2007-02-03	Warriors	90–98	Bobcats	NA	Baron Davis (21)	15,171	22–26
49	2007-02-05	Warriors	113–98	Pacers	NA	Stephen Jackson (36)	12,736	23–26
50	2007-02-07	Warriors	93–121	Timerwolves	NA	Šarūnas Jasikevičius (20)	13,212	23–27
51	2007-02-09	Bulls	121–123	Warriors	1	Al Harrington (24)	18,168	24–27
52	2007-02-11	Hawks	106–105	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (21)	17,111	24–28
53	2007-02-12	Warriors	111–123	Nuggets	NA	Al Harrington (24)	15,513	24–29
54	2007-02-14	Knicks	101–120	Warriors	NA	Stephen Jackson (36)	17,023	25–29
55	2007-02-21	Grizzlies	115–118	Warriors	1	Stephen Jackson (26)	16,967	26–29
56	2007-02-24	Warriors	90–103	Clippers	NA	Al Harrington (24)	19,060	26–30
57	2007-02-25	Lakers	102–85	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (22)	20,107	26–31
58	2007-02-27	Warriors	101–122	Bucks	NA	Monta Ellis (17)	13,409	26–32
59	2007-02-28	Warriors	83–113	Bulls	NA	Kelenna Azubuike (23)	21,814	26–33

March

Record: 8–6 ; Home: 6–1 ; Road: 2–5

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
60	2007-03-02	Warriors	97–106	Knicks	NA	Al Harrington (26)	19,763	26–34
61	2007-03-04	Warriors	106–107	Wizards	NA	Jason Richardson (28)	20,173	26–35
62	2007-03-05	Warriors	111–93	Pistons	NA	Jason Richardson (29)	22,076	27–35
63	2007-03-07	Nuggets	96–110	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (22)	19,596	28–35
64	2007-03-09	Clippers	89–99	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (25)	18,177	29–35
65	2007-03-11	Warriors	87–106	Blazers	NA	Al Harrington (16)	14,875	29–36
66	2007-03-12	Mavericks	100–117	Warriors	NA	Mickaël Piétrus (20)	18,377	30–36
67	2007-03-16	Timberwolves	86–106	Warriors	NA	Monta Ellis (24)	18,527	31–36
68	2007-03-17	Warriors	99–98	Sonics	NA	Jason Richardson (23)	15,742	32–36
69	2007-03-20	Warriors	100–104	Jazz	NA	Al Harrington (27)	19,759	32–37
70	2007-03-23	Wizards	128–135	Warriors	NA	Baron Davis (34)	19,596	33–37
71	2007-03-25	Warriors	113–115	Lakers	NA	Monta Ellis (31)	18,997	33–38
72	2007-03-26	Spurs	126–89	Warriors	NA	Two-Way Tie (17)	18,207	33–39
73	2007-03-29	Suns	119–124	Warriors	NA	Jason Richardson (36)	19,596	34–39

April

Record: 8–1 ; Home: 4–0 ; Road: 4–1

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Leading scorer	Attendance	Record
74	2007-04-01	Grizzlies	117–122	Warriors	NA	Jason Richardson (26)	17,198	35–39
75	2007-04-04	Warriors	110–99	Rockets	NA	Jason Richardson (26)	13,929	36–39
76	2007-04-06	Warriors	116–104	Grizzlies	NA	Baron Davis (31)	14,087	37–39
77	2007-04-07	Warriors	99–112	Spurs	NA	Jason Richardson (23)	18,797	37–40
78	2007-04-09	Jazz	102–126	Warriors	NA	Stephen Jackson (28)	17,453	38–40
79	2007-04-13	Warriors	125–108	Kings	NA	Stephen Jackson (26)	17,317	39–40
80	2007-04-15	Timberwolves	108–121	Warriors	NA	Jason Richardson (32)	18,223	40–40
81	2007-04-17	Mavericks	82–111	Warriors	NA	Mickaël Piétrus (22)	20,073	41–40
82	2007-04-18	Warriors	120–98	Blazers	NA	Stephen Jackson (31)	19,455	42–40

Green background indicates win.
Red background indicates regulation loss.

Playoffs

Game log

Total: 5–6 (Home: 4–1; Road: 1–5)

2007 playoff game log

First Round: 4–2 (home: 3–0; road: 1–2)

Game	Date	Team	Score	High points	High rebounds	High assists	Location Attendance	Series
1	April 22	@ Dallas	W 97–95	Baron Davis (33)	Baron Davis (14)	Baron Davis (8)	American Airlines Center 20,732	1–0
2	April 25	@ Dallas	L 99–112	Stephen Jackson (30)	Jason Richardson (10)	Jason Richardson (3)	American Airlines Center 20,867	1–1
3	April 27	Dallas	W 109–91	Jason Richardson (30)	Andris Biedriņš (10)	Stephen Jackson (6)	Oracle Arena 20,629	2–1
4	April 29	Dallas	W 103–99	Baron Davis (33)	Baron Davis (8)	Baron Davis (4)	Oracle Arena 20,672	3–1
5	May 1	@ Dallas	L 112–118	Baron Davis (27)	Mickaël Piétrus (10)	Baron Davis (9)	American Airlines Center 20,732	3–2
6	May 3	Dallas	W 111–86	Stephen Jackson (33)	Andris Biedriņš (12)	Matt Barnes (7)	Oracle Arena 20,677	4–2

Conference Semifinals: 1–4 (home: 1–1; road: 0–3)

Game	Date	Team	Score	High points	High rebounds	High assists	Location Attendance	Series
1	May 7	@ Utah	L 112–116	Baron Davis (24)	Richardson, Barnes (10)	Baron Davis (7)	EnergySolutions Arena 19,911	0–1
2	May 9	@ Utah	L 117–127 (OT)	Baron Davis (36)	Matt Barnes (7)	Baron Davis (7)	EnergySolutions Arena 19,911	0–2
3	May 11	Utah	W 125–105	Baron Davis (32)	Andris Biedriņš (13)	Baron Davis (9)	Oracle Arena 20,655	1–2
4	May 13	Utah	L 101–115	Jackson, Harrington (24)	Andris Biedriņš (10)	Baron Davis (7)	Oracle Arena 20,679	1–3
5	May 15	@ Utah	L 87–100	Baron Davis (21)	Jason Richardson (8)	Baron Davis (8)	EnergySolutions Arena 19,911	1–4

2007 playoff schedule

First Round

(1) Dallas Mavericks vs. (8) Golden State Warriors

TNT

April 22

1

Golden State Warriors 97, Dallas Mavericks 85

American Airlines Center, Dallas

TNT

April 25

2

Golden State Warriors 99, Dallas Mavericks 112

American Airlines Center, Dallas

ESPN

April 27

3

Dallas Mavericks 91, Golden State Warriors 109

Oracle Arena, Oakland

TNT

April 29

4

Dallas Mavericks 99, Golden State Warriors 103

Oracle Arena, Oakland

TNT

May 1

5

Golden State Warriors 112, Dallas Mavericks 118

American Airlines Center, Dallas

TNT

May 3

6

Dallas Mavericks 86, Golden State Warriors 111
Golden State wins series, 4–2

Oracle Arena, Oakland

The Warriors qualified for the playoffs for the first time since 1994, the second longest such streak in league history. However, the Warriors were heavy underdogs against the Dallas Mavericks despite sweeping the regular season series between the teams, as Dallas had one of the best records in NBA regular season history. Expectations of a short series were immediately dashed by Golden State's Game 1 victory in Dallas, behind guard Baron Davis and his rather frantic style of play. The Mavericks came back to win Game 2 to tie the series at a game apiece.

But when the series shifted to Oakland for the next two games, a new X-factor emerged for the Warriors: their home crowd at the Oracle Arena. The electric crowd, which was the highest paid attendance crowd for an NBA game in the history of that arena, gave the Warriors a huge lift as they blew out Dallas in Game 3, and edged out a close victory in Game 4. As the series shifted back to Dallas, the top-ranked Mavericks found themselves one game from seeing their record breaking season end prematurely. The Mavericks gave their all and were able to stave off elimination in Game 5, but had nothing left in Game 6 in Oakland. The Warriors used a third-quarter 18–0 run, sparked by Stephen Jackson's 13 straight points en route to a franchise playoff record seven three-pointers, and an unexpected collapse from MVP candidate Dirk Nowitzki (2-13 from the field with 8 points) to finish Dallas and become the first #8 seed to win a best-of-seven series in the first round, and just the third overall in NBA history, in a mild upset. The Warriors also won their first playoff series since 1991.

Both 2006 NBA Finalists (Dallas and Miami) were eliminated in the first round. This was the first time since 1956 that this had happened.

Conference Semifinals

(4) Utah Jazz vs. (8) Golden State Warriors

TNT

May 7

1

Golden State Warriors 112, Utah Jazz 116

EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City

TNT

May 9

2

Golden State Warriors 117, Utah Jazz 127 (OT)

EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City

ESPN

May 11

3

Utah Jazz 105, Golden State Warriors 125

Oracle Arena, Oakland

TNT

May 13

4

Utah Jazz 115, Golden State Warriors 101

Oracle Arena, Oakland

TNT

May 15

5

Golden State Warriors 87, Utah Jazz 100
Utah wins series, 4–1

EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City

Fresh off their stunning upset of the top-seeded Dallas Mavericks, the Golden State Warriors faced a very different team in Utah. The Warriors continued the frantic style of play they exhibited against the Mavericks, but the Jazz, a more defensive-minded team, managed to shut them down to take Game 1. The Warriors tried to bounce back in Game 2, and took the Jazz to overtime. But the Jazz were able to prevail, due to the inspired clutch play of guard Derek Fisher, who arrived at halftime after being with his family in New York City because of his daughter's emergency eye cancer surgery.

The series shifted back to Oakland and the raucous Oracle Arena crowd, which lifted the Warriors to a resounding blowout in Game 3, a game which saw the Warriors hit a playoff record 11 threes in the first half, and saw guard Baron Davis delivering a series of spectacular plays. However, the Jazz were able to shrug off the crowd and handed the Warriors their only playoff home loss of the year in Game 4. The Warriors' magical playoff run ended as the Jazz finished them off in Game 5. The Jazz advanced to the Western Conference Finals for the first time since 1998.

Player stats

Regular season

Player	G	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	OFF	DEF	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	TO	PF	PPG
Baron Davis	63	62	35.3	.439	.304	.745	.80	3.60	4.40	8.1	2.14	.46	3.06	2.90	20.1
Al Harrington	42	42	32.3	.456	.417	.681	1.90	4.50	6.40	2.3	.95	.33	1.86	3.60	17.0
Stephen Jackson	38	37	34.0	.446	.341	.804	1.20	2.20	3.30	4.6	1.34	.37	2.68	3.00	16.8
Monta Ellis	77	53	34.3	.475	.273	.763	.80	2.40	3.20	4.1	1.71	.27	2.87	2.70	16.5
Jason Richardson	51	49	32.8	.417	.365	.657	1.40	3.70	5.10	3.4	1.06	.63	1.61	2.50	16.0
Mickaël Piétrus	72	38	26.9	.488	.388	.648	1.10	3.40	4.50	.9	.67	.76	1.46	3.10	11.1
Matt Barnes	76	23	23.9	.438	.366	.732	1.20	3.40	4.60	2.1	.96	.54	1.38	2.50	9.8
Andris Biedrins	82	63	29.0	.599	.000	.521	3.10	6.20	9.30	1.1	.82	1.66	1.45	3.70	9.5
Kelenna Azubuike	41	9	16.3	.445	.430	.782	.60	1.70	2.30	.7	.54	.24	.95	1.20	7.1
Anthony Roberson	20	1	11.4	.423	.382	.667	.10	1.00	1.10	.5	.60	.00	.65	1.40	5.6
Renaldo Major	1	0	27.0	.200	.000	.500	.00	2.00	2.00	.0	2.00	.00	1.00	4.00	5.0
Sarunas Jasikevicius	26	2	11.9	.366	.273	.871	.20	.60	.80	2.3	.50	.04	1.19	.80	4.3
Dajuan Wagner	1	0	7.0	1.000	1.000	.500	.00	.00	.00	1.0	.00	.00	1.00	1.00	4.0
Josh Powell	30	0	9.6	.526	.000	.733	.60	1.70	2.30	.6	.17	.40	.80	1.40	3.5
Adonal Foyle	48	6	9.9	.565	.000	.440	1.10	1.60	2.60	.4	.23	1.04	.48	1.30	2.2
Patrick O'Bryant	16	0	7.4	.313	.000	.647	.40	.90	1.30	.6	.38	.50	.50	1.60	1.9

Awards and records

Awards

NBA Most Improved Player: Monta Ellis^[2]

Records

- May 11, 2007 : Most three pointers made during a Playoff half period versus the Utah Jazz (11)

Milestones

Transactions

Trades

Free Agents

Player	Former team

Player	New team

References

^ "July Free Agency Moratorium". NBA.com.
^ Golden State’s Ellis Wins 2006-07 NBA Most Improved Player Award, nba.com, 26 April 2007, accessed 26 April 2007.

External links

[1] "July Free Agency Moratorium". NBA.com.

[2] Golden State’s Ellis Wins 2006-07 NBA Most Improved Player Award, nba.com, 26 April 2007, accessed 26 April 2007.

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+| [[Andris Biedriņš]] (10)
+| [[Stephen Jackson]] (6)
+| [[Oracle Arena]]<br>20,629
+| 2–1
+|- style="background:#bfb;"
+| 4
+| April 29
+| [[2006–07 Dallas Mavericks season|Dallas]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070429|id=DALGSW|pf=103|pa=99}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (33)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (8)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (4)
+| [[Oracle Arena]]<br>20,672
+| 3–1
+|- style="background:#fbb;"
+| 5
+| May 1
+| @ [[2006–07 Dallas Mavericks season|Dallas]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070501|id=GSWDAL|pf=112|pa=118}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (27)
+| [[Mickaël Piétrus]] (10)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (9)
+| [[American Airlines Center]]<br>20,732
+| 3–2
+|- style="background:#bfb;"
+| 6
+| May 3
+| [[2006–07 Dallas Mavericks season|Dallas]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070503|id=DALGSW|pf=111|pa=86}}
+| [[Stephen Jackson]] (33)
+| [[Andris Biedriņš]] (12)
+| [[Matt Barnes]] (7)
+| [[Oracle Arena]]<br>20,677
+| 4–2
+{{NBA game log section|Golden State Warriors|Conference Semifinals|second=yes|playoffs=yes|show=no
+|home_wins   = 1
+|home_losses = 1
+|road_wins   = 0
+|road_losses = 3
+}}
+|- style="background:#fbb;"
+| 1
+| May 7
+| @ [[2006–07 Utah Jazz season|Utah]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070507|id=GSWUTA|pf=112|pa=116}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (24)
+| [[Jason Richardson|Richardson]], [[Matt Barnes|Barnes]] (10)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (7)
+| [[EnergySolutions Arena]]<br>19,911
+| 0–1
+|- style="background:#fbb;"
+| 2
+| May 9
+| @ [[2006–07 Utah Jazz season|Utah]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070509|id=GSWUTA|pf=117|pa=127|ot=1}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (36)
+| [[Matt Barnes]] (7)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (7)
+| [[EnergySolutions Arena]]<br>19,911
+| 0–2
+|- style="background:#bfb;"
+| 3
+| May 11
+| [[2006–07 Utah Jazz season|Utah]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070511|id=UTAGSW|pf=125|pa=105}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (32)
+| [[Andris Biedriņš]] (13)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (9)
+| [[Oracle Arena]]<br>20,655
+| 1–2
+|- style="background:#fbb;"
+| 4
+| May 13
+| [[2006–07 Utah Jazz season|Utah]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070513|id=UTAGSW|pf=101|pa=115}}
+| [[Stephen Jackson|Jackson]], [[Al Harrington|Harrington]] (24)
+| [[Andris Biedriņš]] (10)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (7)
+| [[Oracle Arena]]<br>20,679
+| 1–3
+|- style="background:#fbb;"
+| 5
+| May 15
+| @ [[2006–07 Utah Jazz season|Utah]]
+| {{NBA game|date=20070515|id=GSWUTA|pf=87|pa=100}}
+| [[Baron Davis]] (21)
+| [[Jason Richardson]] (8)
+| [[Baron Davis]] (8)
+| [[EnergySolutions Arena]]<br>19,911
+| 1–4
+{{NBA game log end|gsw|playoffs=yes|end_year=2007}}
 ===First Round===

v t e Golden State Warriors
Founded in 1946 Played in Philadelphia (1946–1962) and Oakland (1971–2019) Based in San Francisco, California
Franchise	History All-time roster Draft history Head coaches Seasons Current season
Arenas	Philadelphia Arena Philadelphia Convention Hall Cow Palace San Francisco Civic Auditorium USF War Memorial Gymnasium San Diego Sports Arena San Jose Arena Oracle Arena Chase Center
Personnel	Owner(s) Joe Lacob (majority) Peter Guber President Brandon Schneider General manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. Head coach Steve Kerr
G League affiliate	Santa Cruz Warriors
Retired numbers	6 13 14 16 17 24 42
NBA championships	1947 1956 1975 2015 2017 2018 2022
Rivalries	Cleveland Cavaliers Los Angeles Lakers Sacramento Kings
Culture and lore	73–9 Dance Cam Mom Death Lineup "Good Feeling" Hangin' with Mr. Cooper Inside Moves Nate the Great Nellie Ball Run TMC Splash Brothers The Sleepy Floyd game Warrior Girls Wilt the Stilt 100-point game

Revision as of 20:20, 12 July 2016

Pre-season

NBA Draft

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Game log

November

December

January

February

March

April

Playoffs

Game log

First Round

(1) Dallas Mavericks vs. (8) Golden State Warriors

Conference Semifinals

(4) Utah Jazz vs. (8) Golden State Warriors

Player stats

Regular season

Awards and records

Awards

Records

Milestones

Transactions

Trades

Free Agents

See also

References

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