All eyes will be on the Golden State Warriors' pregame warmups Thursday night when the club takes the court for the first time since the Jonathan Kuminga trade window opened.
The Warriors-Jonathan Kuminga situation is about to reach its first real inflection point. Nearly three months after signing a two-year, $46.5 million contract, Kuminga becomes trade-eligible Thursday, a development ESPN’s Bobby Marks flagged as a key moment for a saga that’s been quietly building all season.
The Kings like Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga. They just don’t like him that much. According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, Sacramento has been the one team to put real action behind its interest in Kuminga.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
After a few hours, Jonathan Kuminga’s future will become crystal clear. The saga that started in the off-season and the 23-year-old even accepted a new contract, but this season was still the same.
Finally the Curry name with #30 is going in the rafters. Too early for Steph and his siblings. But they’re ecstatic nonetheless. Because it’s their dad who is getting this lifetime honor.
Draymond Green offers a lot for the Golden State Warriors. Even as an undersized big man, Green can hold his own against some of the best big men in the NBA.
SAN FRANCISCO– “The dog days are amongst us,” Jimmy Butler declared while shaking his head, after the Golden State Warriors’ 119-97 win over the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Golden State Warriors have won three of their last four games, including a 119-97 blowout against the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday, and a big reason for their little streak is the play of De’Anthony Melton.
The Golden State Warriors can legally trade Jonathan Kuminga starting Thursday, but an insider said Tuesday that no trade is imminent. Jake Fischer hosted a Bleacher Report Live stream and said "there's not a very robust market" for Kuminga.
De’Anthony Melton has been cooking for the Golden State Warriors lately. The backup guard is averaging 15.3 points over his last six games and hitting shots at a ridiculous clip.
The Golden State Warriors improved to 22-19 in the Western Conference with a 119-97 win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night. In the victory,
On Tuesday evening, the Golden State Warriors picked up a much-needed home win over the Portland Trail Blazers by a score of 119-97, shaking off a recent ugly loss to the Atlanta Hawks.
The Golden State Warriors and the New York Knicks will meet in their regular-season game at the Chase Center on Thursday, January 15. The Warriors dominated the Portland Trail Blazers with a 119-97 win in their recent matchup.
De'Anthony Melton led a balanced attack with a season-high 23 points, Stephen Curry had more assists than points for the first time since last April and the Golden State Warriors beat the Portland Trail Blazers for the first time in four tries this season, 119-97 on Tuesday in San Francisco.
The Golden State Warriors are in a tenous position as the NBA enters the halfway mark of the 2025-26 season. The Warriors, who have had their up and downs this season, have been linked to several players as the trade deadline is less than a month away.
The Golden State Warriors need a big scoring wing, so it's not surprising that there have been rumors about their interest in Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr.
JJ Redick’s squad could use some improvements at the point of attack, with the team’s defensive miscues as the most significant talking point of the season.
The Golden State Warriors already have a play called in the huddle as they pursue Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. Golden State is eyeing Porter ahead of the Feb.
A violent altercation erupted in the stands at the Chase Center during the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday. The matchup, themed as Hello Kitty giveaway night, turned ugly when fans clashed midway through the contest, which the Warriors ultimately won, 120-113.