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originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea Kelly Oubre Jr. was born in New Orleans. Grew up there. Still considers it home. Maybe he wouldn’t mind if the Warriors sent him back to the Big Easy in the coming days. There have been discussions between the Warriors and the New Orleans Pelicans, according to a report in The Athletic. The principles: Oubre goes to New Orleans, with Lonzo Ball and/or J.J. Redick coming to the Bay Area. The deal only makes sense for the Warriors if they have decided to limit their ambition for this season, considering it little more than a training ground or a launching pad for next season. Download and subscribe to the Dubs Talk Podcast Warriors coach Steve Kerr has consistently talked of the need for the Warriors become a top-10 defensive team. Consistent defense is vital to their success, he said as recently as Monday night. “We have to be a defensive-minded team,” Kerr said, “if we’re going to be any good.” Oubre’s defense is the primary reason he was so ap

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It was not always pretty for the New Orleans Saints in their 19-17 win against the Los Angeles Chargers — in fact, at times things looked downright ugly.  The offense did not run at the smooth clip the Saints are accustomed to. The special teams unit gave up a monster return that put the team in a 14-point hole with seconds remaining in the first half. In general, the Saints looked out-classed for a solid chunk of the first 30 minutes Sunday.  But it is a preseason game that doesn’t officially count for anything, giving New Orleans an opportunity to correct what did not go so well. And there were some positive things to build on as the season inches closer.  Here are the top three observations from Sunday’s game.  1: Taysom Hill isn’t just a novelty It’s pretty well-established now that there is room for a dynamic player such as Hill to flourish on an NFL roster. The Saints used Hill as a jack-of-all-trades last season, letting him run amok on special teams and creating

Former NASCAR and Formula One driver Scott Speed remains in a Utah hospital after suffering three broken vertebrae in his back following a hard landing on a jump during qualifying Friday for the American RallyCross Championship Nitro World Games in Salt Lake City. Even with the injuries he suffered and the pain he was in, the 36-year-old California native remained in his Subaru USA car to finish the qualifying session before he climbed out and was immediately sent to a Salt Lake City hospital. Here’s part of what Speed — including a photo of him giving a thumbs up — posted on Facebook after being admitted to the hospital, saying he and surgeons are working to determine the best course of action to treat the broken back. “CT scan confirmed a destroyed t6 then … was taken to a spine specialist at University of Utah,” Speed posted. “Finally got an MRI done around 3 am… We found I have 3 fractured vertebrae. Waiting now for the surgeons to give us the game plan. Last night was easi

DENISE TRUSCELLO Patrick Swayze was married to his wife, Lisa Niemi, for 34 years before he died on September 14, 2009 after living with pancreatic cancer. In her 2011 memoir,  Worth Fighting For , Lisa revealed the last words she exchanged with Patrick before the  Dirty Dancing  star's untimely death. Ten years after his death, Paramount Network is airing a new documentary  I Am Patrick Swayze  on Sunday at 9 p.m. ET. Lisa is one of many who will be a part of the film. It's hard to imagine that September 14 will mark 10 years since the world said goodbye to renowned actor  Patrick Swayze . The  Dirty Dancing  and  Ghost  star died in 2009 after battling  pancreatic cancer for 20 months . Advertisement - Continue Reading Below While fighting the disease, his wife of 34 years,  Lisa Niemi , was by his side. As she penned in her 2011 memoir,  Worth Fighting For ,  the actor spoke his final words to her Friday evening and died the following Monday morn

Seattle Seahawks  rookie receiver  DK Metcalf  needs knee surgery, but coach Pete Carroll expressed optimism that he won't be sidelined for long. "DK's got an injury to his knee that we found after a couple days," Carroll told reporters Sunday night after the Seahawks' 25-19 preseason loss to the Vikings in Minneapolis. "It happened a few days back. So there's something. We're gonna do some work on it Tuesday and get him back in a hurry. So we're disappointed for him because he was off to a fantastic start, but I don't think this is gonna derail him for long. But he does have to have some work done, and we'll know more about that when we get back into town." Carroll said doctors have said a quick recovery from surgery was expected after looking at the results of an MRI, though he did not provide specifics on the nature of the injury. Carroll did say there was optimism that Metcalf could be ready for Week 1. Metcalf was with th