The Golden State Warriors are on the road on Monday night as they travel to take on the Dallas Mavericks in a Western Conference matchup. Golden State enters Monday’s game with a 33-38 record after losing on the road to the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
The Golden State Warriors are currently at a critical crossroads. They are ranked 10th in the Western Conference, the final play-in spot, with a losing record of 33-38.
Amid All-Star Stephen Curry’s recovery from a right knee injury, Golden State Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski has taken on an increased role. The newfound opportunity has elevated Podziemski’s confidence, as head coach Steve Kerr noted amid a three-game losing skid.
Omer Yurtseven has one more chance to make an impression on the Golden State Warriors before his contract expires. Yurtseven signed a 10-day contract on March 15, and it will expire on March 24.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
Just days after Kevin Durant surpassed Michael Jordan in all-time scoring chart, the Bulls legend’s place in NBA lore came into question. A new list of ‘pure scorers’ was created, and Stephen Curry took the #1 honors.
The Warriors have essentially guaranteed a spot for themselves in the play-in tournament, barring any unlikely miracles in which the Golden State loses all its remaining games and the Pelicans win all theirs.
The Golden State Warriors can boost their playoff chances and officially eliminate the Dallas Mavericks from postseason contention when the teams face off Monday night in Texas.
Reunions often uncover the truth behind unresolved narratives. Jonathan Kuminga was recently against his former side, the Warriors, and finally spoke about his popular relationship with Steve Kerr. He shut down all the rumors with a mature and professional stance.
Draymond Green had the perfect response for heckling Atlanta Hawks fans. Amidst a tough Warriors loss on March 21, Green used a silent, hilarious taunt to remind them of his championship pedigree.
The Golden State Warriors are limping through a brutal stretch of the 2025–26 season. Something quietly valuable is unfolding beneath the losses. With Stephen Curry sidelined, the spotlight has shifted.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
As the Golden State Warriors prepare for their matchup against the Dallas Mavericks, they are the No. 10 seed in a tightly contested Western Conference and are on a three-game losing streak, with the Portland Trail Blazers ahead at No.
Few would have expected the Golden State Warriors’ 2025-26 season to take such a downturn. First, Jimmy Butler tore his ACL, and now Stephen Curry is out for an extended period.
It’s hard to get fired up about anything involving Jonathan Kuminga’s reunion with the Golden State Warriors. Instead of a spirited revenge game full of bad blood, all we got from the two sides were hugs and uninspiring performances.
The situation with the Golden State Warriors is not looking promising at all. Despite slated to face-off against a lacklustre Dallas Mavericks next, the confidence of the team is at an all-time low.
There are losses, and then there are games like this, where things unravel early and never quite get stitched back together. The Warriors had moments offensively, even shot a respectable percentage, but it didn’t matter.
SAN FRANCISCO– The day was only half over for Golden State Warriors’ wing Gui Santos by the time I got a chance to talk to him. He’d just come from a long massage session, a small relief after an even longer promo shoot with the video team.
There’s no real way to sugarcoat this. The Golden State Warriors unraveled. A 115-101 defeat to the Detroit Pistons exposed every crack in this roster, from sloppy ball security to a complete inability to protect the paint.
Kuminga has played just five games in the six weeks since the Golden State Warriors traded him to the Atlanta Hawks. He'll be back Saturday night to show his old team what they lost.
The Golden State Warriors have been hoping to land Giannis Antetokounmpo since Kevin Durant left in 2019, and at this year's trade deadline their dream started to look like it could become a reality.
A former Golden State Warriors teammate has pointed to Draymond Green’s influence as a key reason behind how the NBA now values sixth men and role players financially.
Draymond Green admitted the reality of the Golden State Warriors’ situation after their latest loss, as the team slipped further down the Western Conference standings.
Veteran Warriors wing Jimmy Butler isn’t putting a date on it. But the intent is clear. Butler rejoined the team for the first time since undergoing ACL surgery in February and said he expects to return at some point next season, per Nick Friedell of The Athletic.
For one night, it all clicked. Kristaps Porzingis and De’Anthony Melton combined for 57 points in the Warriors’ 125-117 win over Washington, snapping a five-game skid and offering a look at what Golden State hopes can stick, as Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area noted.