Warriors Establishing Identity, Stun World Champion Lakers
Despite a tough shooting night from Stephen Curry, the two-time MVP finished with a game-high 26 points alongside standout performances from teammates Kelly Oubre Jr. and Andrew Wiggins to upset the Los Angeles Lakers 115-113.
The Golden State Warriors made history Monday night in Los Angeles at the Staples Center as the first NBA team to beat the Lebron-era Lakers after falling behind 19 points in a contest.
The Dubs slipped to an early first-quarter deficit behind 14 points from underrated Dennis Schröder, and a slow start from Steph Curry, who finished the first half shooting just 3-9 from the field and 1-6 from long range.
A MUSIC venue ‘can’t wait’ to welcome back audiences as national lockdown will see live music gigs cancelled for at least a year. Electric Church Club on Northgate hosted their last performance on March 13 before closing their doors as Boris Johnson urged the public to stay away from pubs, clubs and theatres and to avoid all non-essential contacts and travel. The venue, which has a capacity of 200, has not been able to re-open due to Covid-19 guidelines however promoter, Courtney Thomas said that she and club owner Damian Lee are excited to re-open the doors again. Courtney said: “We can’t wait honestly - it’s what we live for every single weekend and we put so many hours into it.
A MUSIC venue ‘can’t wait’ to welcome back audiences as national lockdown will see live music gigs cancelled for at least a year. Electric Church Club on Northgate hosted their last performance on March 13 before closing their doors as Boris Johnson urged the public to stay away from pubs, clubs and theatres and to avoid all non-essential contacts and travel. The venue, which has a capacity of 200, has not been able to re-open due to Covid-19 guidelines however promoter, Courtney Thomas said that she and club owner Damian Lee are excited to re-open the doors again. Courtney said: “We can’t wait honestly - it’s what we live for every single weekend and we put so many hours into it.
A MUSIC venue ‘can’t wait’ to welcome back audiences as national lockdown will see live music gigs cancelled for at least a year. Electric Church Club on Northgate hosted their last performance on March 13 before closing their doors as Boris Johnson urged the public to stay away from pubs, clubs and theatres and to avoid all non-essential contacts and travel. The venue, which has a capacity of 200, has not been able to re-open due to Covid-19 guidelines however promoter, Courtney Thomas said that she and club owner Damian Lee are excited to re-open the doors again. Courtney said: “We can’t wait honestly - it’s what we live for every single weekend and we put so many hours into it.