Next yearI will do as I did this yaer , I will not spend another dime to prop up Rowell or Nelson. Enjoy the games Steve, I just can’t stomach Nelson and I think Rowell should have stayed hidden.

Knowing what I know about business, it should be every business owner’s goal to maximize profits and keep costs down.

The only thing I know for sure is that the product that Cohan touts is absolutely deplorable. The team that he puts out on the court stinks………..this is a horrible NBA team……..

If coaches and GM’s get fired for losses, I think owners should take a long, hard look at themselves as well.

Not sure where your optimism comes from……you may be an employee of the Golden State Warriors…..I don’t know……but in a Western Conference with Los Angeles, Portland, Denver and Houston, not to mention a handfull of decent teams like Utah, Dallas, San Antonio or New Orleans…….I just don’t see anything about the Golden State Warriors that says that they will compete for a playoff spot over the next 2 years……..

We can only judge by what we see on the court, that’s it. We can’t pretend to know about ownerhsip objectives and reasons for terminations and hires. We as fans can only judge the end product.

All of the succesful Western Conference teams have already surrounded themselves with good NBA decision makers and the right front office.

We are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay behind………Waaaaaaaaaaay behind! We are too late! The train has passed!

Not enough time in the tough Western Conference to feel things out and be patient…..not with a losing team like the Warriors and not with the playoff drought and track record that they are known for. The fan base will begin getting restless, it’s amazing how we have kept faith this long.

Western Conference teams are improving by the day while the Golden State Warriors are regressing.

Look for the Memphis Grizzliesto put out a better squad than us in 2009-2010……they have a ton of talent in Rudy Gay, O.J. Mayo, Marc Gasol……they have enough right there to be a legitimate 40 – 45 win team.

Also, Jews always back up other Jews, no matter what.

Your die-hard, bleeding heart backing of Cohan tells me that you must be Jewish.

It doesn’t matter what player changes are made, nor does it matter what Larry Riley or Don Nelson do to improve the team. As long as Robert Rowell’s ego continues to run amok, the Warriors won’t be going anywhere. And that’s a shame, given the great basketball history the Eastbay will always have.

Here are two responses to our GSW bloggers:

BDitty, way to tell the truth. Rowell is lucky he works at Oracle ARENA. I cannot imagine him – or even Chris Cohan – lasting long at Oracle’s MAIN BUILDING. Neither would last long with Larry E. No matter how much control Cohan & Rowell still have over the Warriors, how long will it be before Mr. Ellison runs out of patience and sees that his Arena’s marquee tenant is run so incompetently? Yes, Ellison has his company, his yachting, his travel, and various other philanthropic projects. But it’s Oracle’s name on top of the Oakland Coliseum Arena building, so let’s hope the final straw will be pulled and Larry E will give David Stern a rescue call, demanding better NBA transparency in his own building.

As for Steve’s comments about Cohan, if the owner cares, spends money, and wants to win so bad, he needs to severely polish his PR skills enough to stop hiding, stop spinning, tell Rowell who is owner and who is president, and prove it. Cohan must have the guts to come out in front of the camera and own up to the shortcomings under his watch since he snuck a deal by Fitzgerald and Finnane in 1994. Because while Cohan is very lucky that Donald Sterling is in the same division let alone league, even the late Charlie Finley had Rickey Henderson’s bright future and the presence of Billy Martin in his last year to offset the A’s lowest point in their Oakland history. As long as Cohan stays silent and lets Rowell play with Nellie’s mind even when Nelson wants no part of it on occasion, we will never see the best product on the court. The Warriors’ poor standing is a well-known matter throughout the league. Were it not for more obvious recession-related priorities, our most loyal supporters might have already taken further action and made a bigger difference in improving their beloved team. Instead, we need some divine intervention, through a mix of NBA and corporate interests.

Until then, enjoy the rest of the playoffs, somewhere the Warriors won’t be at any time soon.

First thing, check out the last 15 years: what has Cohan done right? Second, hold off on that “Warriors become perennial playoff contenders” likelihood until we can clean house here of Cohan-Rowell-Nelson; then, at least we’ll have a shot. Third, realize that Cohan cares not about winning; he’s just riding the team value as the NBA becomes a bigger TV bonanza — he’s a BEAN counter, ferhevvin’s sake.

I blame Rowell for losing Thunder.