Warriors Vs Kings Live Stream: Watch Online Free 10:05 ET Wednesday - Golden State Looks To End Recent Skid With Fresh Start
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Warriors vs Kings live stream: Watch online free Wednesday 10:05 ET as the Warriors look to get toward the middle of the playoff-pack.
The Warriors (31-22) have gone 5-5 in their last 10 as they go into their third meeting of the season vs the Kings (18-35) in Sacramento. Watch the free live stream online to see if they can make it 3-0 against a Sac team that has gone 3-7.
Jermaine O'Neal spoke out during a players-meeting for Golden State as it is trying to put an end to its losing ways. He is expected to play more until Bogut returns, believes the Warriors' success hinges on their "will to win."
"I look at as 29 games left in my career," O'Neal said he told his teammates. "That's all I know that's guaranteed right now. And whatever I have to do in these 29 games, I'm going to have to do. There was a purpose in me sitting out the last two games from the team's perspective, and I'm going to give whatever I got. If I'm going to be wheeled off after 29 games, then I'll be wheeled off. It's about winning."
Warriors coach Mark Jackson said the experience of going through a playoff push -- and then the playoffs -- last season should help his team this time around.
"It's valuable. You can't pay for that type of experience," Jackson said. "Going through what we went through last year to close out the regular season and also in the postseason, it allows us not to be afraid of the moment. Bright lights don't affect us. We're embracing this next stretch."
First-year Kings coach Michael Malone said Cousins is "very questionable" for Wednesday's game. No matter who's on the floor, though, Malone said this is a critical stretch for the franchise's future.
"We have 29 games to establish our identity -- to defend, to rebound and to run with discipline," said Malone, who spent the previous two seasons as Jackson's top assistant with the Warriors. "My hope is we can finish the season on a strong note, which we can carry into next season."
