Malaika Bobino

Malaika Bobino, an Oakland, California native, is a Bay Area sports journalism powerhouse and influencer. With nearly two decades of experience at both the Oakland Post and the Huffington Post, she is always on the front lines of the iconic Bay Area sports scene. Bobino covered the Oakland A’s postseason trips, all three of the San Francisco Giants World Series, was present for all three Golden State Warriors three NBA Championships and covered the 49ers last two Super Bowl appearances
Warriors President/General Manager Bob Myers steps down

Warriors President/General Manager Bob Myers steps down

San Francisco – Bob Myers end of the season and final press conference with the Golden State Warriors. BOB MYERS: Well, you can’t make it to a day like this any more without everybody knowing what you’re going to say. But this is tough. This is hard. I have so many different things, emotions that…

Warriors seaon ends early, future of the team in doubt

Warriors seaon ends early, future of the team in doubt

San Francisco – The Warriors were eliminated from the playoffs. They lost 122-101 to the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6. A complete blow out to end their tumultuous season. Stephen Curry tallied a game-high 32 points and was the only player in double digits. A season of violence, deceit and uncertainty led to the…

Warriors hold off Lakers to keep series alive

Warriors hold off Lakers to keep series alive

San Francisco – The Warriors were up for the challenge, facing elimination they proved tonight that they’re still the champs. Golden State kept their season alive by beating the Lakers 121-106. Draymond Green played his best game in the series scoring 20 points, while Andrew Wiggins added 25 to force a Game 6 back in…

Warriors even the series behind Thompson’s explosive night

Warriors even the series behind Thompson’s explosive night

San Francisco – Klay Thompson dropped eight 3’s, scored 30 points to help even the series.  The Warriors shutdown Anthony Davis and beat the Lakers 127-100 in a blowout Game 2. Golden State matched a franchise-playoff high with 21 made threes for the second-consecutive game.  “Well, that’s the best version of Klay, when he’s really…

Lakers stun Warriors in Game 1 victory

Lakers stun Warriors in Game 1 victory

San Francisco – Anthony Davis scored 30 points, grabbed 23 rebounds and dominated in the paint. Down by three points with second s on the clock, the Warriors failed to close out Game 1. The Lakers beat Golden State 117-112 to start the series, despite a strong effort from the Warriors who were no match…

Curry dropped 50 in historic win over Kings

Curry dropped 50 in historic win over Kings

San Francisco – It was a must win game for both teams, but only one has Stephen Curry on their roster. Curry scored a playoff-career high 50 points which is the most in a Game 7 in NBA history. The Sacramento Kings saw their season come to an end when the Warriors closed out the…

Kings force Game 7, Warriors unravel in loss

Kings force Game 7, Warriors unravel in loss

San Francisco – The Warriors unraveled in what should have been a close out game. The Kings dropped 17 three-point shots to dominate the Warriors 118-99 to force a Game 7 in Sacramento on Sunday. Golden State lost their first home contest of the series, falling to 2-1 at Chase Center this postseason. “I thought…

Warriors back in this series behind Curry’s 36 points

Warriors back in this series behind Curry’s 36 points

San Francisco – The Warriors were without Draymond Green and Gary Payton II for tonight’s matchup. No worries, Stephen Curry scored 36 points and Kevon Looney grabbed 20 rebounds to dominate the Sacramento Kings for a 114-97 victory.  “The defense has been good all series,” said Warriors head coach Steve Kerr. “It’s just that in…

Bob Myers and Steve Kerr address Draymond Green’s suspension

Bob Myers and Steve Kerr address Draymond Green’s suspension

San Francisco – Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and General Manager Bob Myers address the Draymond Green suspension and being down 0-2. Photo by Warriors/Twitter

Curry and Poole lead the Warriors past OKC 136-125

Curry and Poole lead the Warriors past OKC 136-125

San Francisco – The Warriors took care of business in their last regular season home game. They beat Oklahoma City Thunder 136-125. Stephen Curry scored 34 points and Jordan Poole added 30 points, he started in place of Klay Thompson who sat out tonight’s game with back tightness.  “Just right before our walk-through,” said Kerr…..