2022 Playoffs: First Round | Warriors (3) vs. Nuggets (6)

Bulls, Nuggets are Gone Fishin'

The Bulls and Nuggets are sent fishin' for the 2021-22 season.

Chuck on Nuggets: 'Exciting team for the next few years'

Ernie, Charles, Shaq, and Kenny recap the Nuggets' season and what's in store for them in the future.

Draymond Green on Jokic: 'I told him thank you for making me better'

Green: 'Told [Jokic] thank you for making me better'

Draymond Green gives out his respect to Nikola Jokic following a hard-fought series win against the Nuggets.

Curry: ‘Crazy’ that Warriors won 1st series since 2019

Jared Greenberg talks with Stephen Curry on how it feels to have won the Warriors' first playoff series since 2019.

Draymond Green: 'Ultimately it's about winning championships'

Draymond ready to bring intensity to Game 5

Jared Greenberg catches up with Draymond Green about where he and the Warriors' mindset is before Game 5 of their series agains Denver.

Andrew Wiggins: 'We have the pieces to win it all'

Wiggins: Warriors 'have pieces to win it all'

Andrew Wiggins details his journey to the Warriors and what it's like playing with Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry.

Full Focus: Late scoring surge saves Nuggets

Denver's Monte Morris and Nikola Jokic step up late and fuel a 7-0 run in the final 1:20 to win Game 4 against Golden State.

Barkley: Warriors 'mailed it in' for Game 4

Charles Barkley doesn't hold back in assessing the Warriors' lack of intensity in Game 4 against the Nuggets.

Jokic on Game 4 win: "I didn't think we deserved to be swept"

Jokic: "I didn't think we deserved to be swept"

Jokic Game 4 postgame interview

Draymond Green discovers Klay Thompson's paper airplane

Draymond discovers Klay's postgame paper airplane

Klay Thompson creates a paper airplane from the game stats and leaves it at the podium for Draymond Green to find.

Draymond takes ownership for defensive woes

Draymond Green calls out the Warriors' man-to-man defense after their loss in Game 4.

Game Recap: Nuggets 126, Warriors 121

Led by Nikola Jokics 37 points (14-21 FG), along with eight rebounds and six assists, the No. six seed Denver Nuggets defeated the No. three seed Golden State Warriors in Game four, 126-121. Monte Morris added 24 points (5-7 3pt FG) and five assists for the Nuggets in the victory, while Stephen Curry (33 points, eight assists, four steals) and Klay Thompson (32 points, 7-11 3pt FG) paved the way for the Warriors. Additionally for Golden State, Draymond Green recorded 13 points, 11 rebounds and six assists in the losing effort. The Warriors lead this best-of-seven First Round series, 3-1, with Game five taking place on Wednesday, April 27

Barton sinks Warriors with 3-point dagger

Nikola Jokic finds Will Barton for dagger 3

Denver avoids sweep with clutch plays in Game 4

Nuggets refuse to let season end

Facing a historically insurmountable 3-0 deficit, Denver shows no quit as it forces Game 5 with a series of clutch plays.

Why Nuggets need to be even better in Game 5

Nuggets face daunting task on road in Game 5

Golden State has momentum and the crowd on its side in Game 5, which are 2 of several factors Denver must overcome to get another win.

Bones Hyland: Nuggets feeling 'no pressure'

Hyland: Nuggets staying calm despite 3-1 hole

An excited Bones Hyland chats with Jared Greenberg about the Nuggets' mindset going into Game 5.

Chasing History: Warriors embrace Poole's rise

The Golden State Warriors take a commanding 3-0 lead in their first round series over the Denver Nuggets, receiving a huge boost from breakout star Jordan Poole. This episode of Chasing History takes a special look at Poole, a third-year player whos fitting right in with the Warriors Hall of Fame cast, making Golden State look like a contender again.

Full Focus: Warriors put Jokic, Nuggets in 3-0 hole

Stephen Curry, Jordan Poole and Klay Thompson combine for 80 points as Golden State closes with a 9-2 run to put Denver in a 3-0 series hole.

Game Recap: Warriors 118, Nuggets 113

Led by Stephen Currys 27 points and six assists, the No. three seed Golden State Warriors defeated the No. six seed Denver Nuggets in Game three, 118-113. Jordan Poole (27 points, three assists) and Klay Thompson (26 points, 6-13 3pt FG) added a combined 53 points for the Warriors in the victory, while Nikola Jokic tallied 37 points, 18 rebounds and five assists for the Nuggets. The Warriors lead this best-of-seven First Round series, 3-0, with Game 4 taking place on Sunday, April 24 (ABC, 3:30 p.m. ET)

It's a Poole party! Klay Thompson crashes postgame interview

It's a Poole party! Thompson crashes postgame interview

The Warriors' Jordan Poole talks after his performance in Game 3 and gets a visit from Klay Thompson during his interview.

Jordan Poole with an insane finish at the rim

Poole drives, contorts, finishes incredible shot

Jordan Poole's acrobatic layup proves to be the decider in the Warriors' Game 3 win.

Warriors' 3-guard rotation equals trouble for Denver

Warriors' 3-guard lineup too much for Nuggets

Jordan Poole, Klay Thompson and Steph Curry took over in Game 2 against Denver as the 3 guards combine for 84 of Golden State's 126 points.

Poole embracing playoff spotlight with Warriors

Jordan Poole is feeling energetic and active after playing a key role in Golden State building a 2-0 series edge on Denver.

Game Recap: Warriors 123, Nuggets 107

The Warriors celebrate Stephen Curry's return to action with a resounding victory over the Nuggets in the series opener.

Poole starts ahead of Curry, scores 30 in playoff debut

Jordan Poole (30 points) Highlights vs. Denver Nuggets, 04/16/2022

Could Jordan Poole be the Warriors' next superstar?

Poole impresses in postseason debut

On a team loaded with championship-tested stars, Jordan Poole continues to prove he belongs with his impressive Game 1 performance.

Nuggets struggle to establish Nikola Jokic in Game 1

Nuggets struggle to establish Jokic in Game 1

Reigning Kia MVP Nikola Jokic never gets going in Game 1, needing 25 shots to score 25 points and dishing just 6 assists.

Green still key to Warriors' 'death' lineup

Draymond Green's ability to dominate on defense and facilitate on offense remains a 1-of-a-kind skill set that unlocks Golden State's full potential.