While Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green acted all cool and unbothered while his name came up in the trade rumors, he admitted that it was a weird and stressful feeling, something he would never like to experience again.
The Golden State Warriors headed into the 2026 NBA trade deadline with big ambitions but ultimately came away with a flurry of moves that reshaped the roster without delivering a blockbuster star.
Whenever the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers meet, it feels bigger than just another regular-season game. Saturday night’s matchup in Los Angeles is no different — except this time, both teams are limping into the rivalry battle.
The Golden State Warriors were at the edge of two timelines. Of course, they have never been afraid of bold swings. From assembling a dynasty around Stephen Curry to reshaping their roster on the fly, the franchise has long operated with championship urgency.
Golden State’s dynasty still has a pulse as long as Steph Curry is wearing yellow and blue. The Chef can still light up a scoreboard in minutes, and his gravity alone keeps the Dubs dangerous on any given night.
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While struggling to get their top players all on the court at the same time, the Los Angeles Lakers will continue their season-long eight-game homestand when the Golden State Warriors pay a visit Saturday.
Diagnosed with what is being called as “patellofemoral pain syndrome,” or commonly known as runner’s knee, Steph Curry will miss the Golden State Warriors’ Saturday’s marquee matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Golden State Warriors’ furious rally against the Phoenix Suns last night ended in an improbably 101-97 win, in a game the Suns were favored by oddsmakers.
The Golden State Warriors’ trade deadline move wasn’t as straightforward as it looked. While the franchise ultimately shipped Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield to Atlanta in exchange for Kristaps Porzingis, that deal was reportedly far from their best option.
The Jonathan Kuminga saga came to an end for the Golden State Warriors at the trade deadline. The Golden State Warriors‘ offseason in 2025 was dominated by the standoff with Jonathan Kuminga.
The Golden State Warriors created two open roster spots by trading three players and getting just one back at the trade deadline. The Warriors are expected to use one of the roster spots on Pat Spencer by converting his two-contract to a standard contract.
The Golden State Warriors struck out in their bid for Giannis Antetokounmpo as the Milwaukee Bucks decided to wait for the summer to deal the superstar in the hopes they can command a better return or even convince the waivering Antetokounmpo to stay.
The trade deadline has passed, and the Golden State Warriors would probably be beating the air right. Despite putting an end to the Jonathan Kuminga saga, the Dubs couldn’t land Giannis Antetokounmpo or even any other Jimmy Butler replacement, for that matter.
On Thursday, the Golden State Warriors officially acquired 7'2" center Kristaps Porzingis from the Atlanta Hawks for Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield. Porzingis is expected to make his debut on Monday.
The Golden State Warriors’ 101–97 comeback win over the Phoenix Suns carried far more emotional weight than a typical midseason result. Playing without Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry, the Warriors were trailing by as many as 14 points in the fourth quarter before mounting one of their most resilient stretches of recent times.
Pat Spencer produced career highs of 20 points and six 3-pointers and the Golden State Warriors scored the final 10 points to take a 101-97 victory over the host Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
Buddy Hield was never shy about laughing at himself, and one viral Warriors moment proved it. Before Golden State eventually moved him on, Hield found himself at the centre of a light-hearted but ruthless team debate that quickly took on a life of its own.
The Warriors are moving backup center Trayce Jackson-Davis to the Raptors, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. Golden State will receive a 2026 second-round pick that originally belonged to the Lakers.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has never played a game with another team in his NBA career, but that could change soon. He has reportedly been put on the trading block by the Warriors ahead of Thursday’s deadline, as the franchise looks to win at least one more ring with superstar point guard Stephen Curry.