The Golden State Warriors are at home watching 16 teams compete in the NBA Playoffs after failing to qualify themselves. Stephen Curry appeared on TNT to receive the Clutch Player of the Year award and opened up on how it feels to watch the playoffs from the outside.
On Thursday night, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry was named the 2024 Clutch Player of the Year. The 35-year-old out a field that included Chicago Bulls swingman DeMar DeRozan and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
The Golden State Warriors have missed the playoffs for the third time in the past five years, the lights of the Bay Area dynasty flickering as their stars come to terms with the reality that Father Time really is undefeated.
He led the league in points scored in clutch situations, which the NBA defines as any time the score is within five points in the final five minutes.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is the second recipient of the NBA Clutch Player of the Year Award, the league announced Thursday. Introduced last year, when Sacramento Kings guard De'Aaron Fox took home the Jerry West Trophy, the award honors the player "who best comes through for his teammates in the clutch," according to the NBA.
Warriors star Steph Curry just added another trophy to his very, very stocked trophy case.
OKC is back and looking to compete for championships with a strong young core and a devoted fan base. Remember the last time they were feeling this hopeful?
Many Golden State Warriors supporters were flabbergasted why Jonathan Kuminga was not eligible for this year’s NBA Most Improved Player of the Year award won by Philadelphia 76ers star Tyrese Maxey, considering he made a huge leap for the Dubs in the 2023-24 campaign.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reflected on a rough 2023-24 season which saw more fans ask for his removal as head coach of the franchise than ever before.
Paul is still searching for an opportunity to win the first championship of his career.
The Warriors are expected to trade Wiggins this offseason. The swingman has played poorly the past two seasons.
One NBA writer proposed that the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers make a trade this offseason. Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report proposed that the Warriors trade Andrew Wiggins to the Cavaliers for Jarrett Allen. “Maybe a change of scenery would help get him back on track,” Buckley wrote.
If the Golden State Warriors decide to let Chris Paul go this offseason, an interesting team reportedly would be interested in the veteran point guard.
The Golden State Warriors are a team that people are going to be keeping a very close eye on during the 2024 NBA Offseason. Given their performance this past season, it is clear that some major moves need to be made.
If you had to describe Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green in one word, ‘volatile’ might not capture the full essence of his personality. Forthright and full of life, Green is well-liked by many of his peers, even outside of the Warriors locker room.
The Golden State Warriors could look very different next season.
The Golden State Warriors and five-time All-Star Klay Thompson reportedly kept close tabs on the Boston Celtics and the recent contract extension given to guard Jrue Holiday.
With the 2023-24 NBA season officially over for the Golden State Warriors, their attention will turn to the 2024 offseason. There could be some major moves on the horizon for the franchise, as it is clear how they are currently constructed isn’t championship-caliber.
Golden State Warriors HC Steve Kerr wants to remind fans that Draymond Green has brought far more good than bad to the table.
It’s all over for the Golden State Warriors as we once knew them. But every NBA dynasty reaches a difficult end. That’s where these Warriors are today sitting at home as the playoffs are set to begin this weekend.
The scene following Tuesday’s loss in the NBA Play-In Tournament for the Golden State Warriors was a somber one. It felt like everyone in the organization was coming to the harsh realization that their dynasty was coming to an end.
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