Let’s be real for a second—being a Warriors fan right now feels a bit like riding a roller coaster that only goes down. The Dubs are sitting at .500, we just got absolutely dismantled by the Thunder, and now the news we were all dreading is official.
The cavalry is coming for the Golden State Warriors. One game after Seth Curry made an impressive debut, shooting 6-for-7 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, De’Anthony Melton will play his first game since tearing his ACL last season.
The narrative surrounding the Golden State Warriors seems trapped in a repetitive cycle. Every season, the team appears to be just one or two players away from completing the puzzle around Stephen Curry and contending for a championship once again.
Golden State Warriors guard De'Anthony Melton is slated to make his season debut on Thursday night against the host Philadelphia 76ers. Melton (knee) was no longer listed on the Wednesday injury report.
The Golden State Warriors will be short-handed for Thursday's road game against the Philadelphia 76ers, but it remains to be determined exactly how undermanned they'll be.
Who is the best player in the history of every NBA franchise? That’s a tough question. Who is the most iconic player in the history of every NBA franchise?
The Warriors will finally get De’Anthony Melton back on the floor. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the veteran guard is expected to make his season debut Thursday night in Philadelphia, where he once played.
Jimmy Butler was ruled out for the second half of Tuesday's loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder with a knee injury. According to ESPN's Anthony Slater, the injury isn't serious and Butler "shouldn’t miss much (if any) time." Meanwhile, De'Anthony Melton will make his season debut on Thursday against Philadelphia.
Golden State Warriors guard De’Anthony Melton has been ramping up his activities in scrimmages and practices behind the scenes to make his season debut at the start of December.
The Thunder keep stacking wins, and now the question is officially on the table. Can a 21-1 team really chase down the holy grail of regular-season dominance and get to 74?
Jonathan Kuminga did not play in the fourth quarter of the Golden State's Warriors' 124-112 loss to the Thunder on Tuesday. Aaron Turner, Kuminga's agent, expressed his frustration on X with that decision.
Steve Kerr has given an update on Stephen Curry’s injury, and it doesn’t sound like the Golden State Warriors can count on him returning in the near future.
Tuesday night’s matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder may not have ended in the Warriors’ favor, but it still produced one of the most wholesome postgame moments of the season.
Former Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers made some interesting comments in one of his final press conferences that showed how Steve Kerr is limiting the franchise.
With the level of talent on display these days in the NBA, there aren’t many players who could shake up the league just by wearing a certain pair of shoes.
The Golden State Warriors need roster improvements to compete as legitimate contenders. Their current lineup has produced inconsistent results, relegating them to play-in positioning rather than upper-tier playoff standings.
Even without Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler for most of the game, the Warriors put up a fight against the top-seeded Thunder. A lot of the credit for it goes to Pat Spencer’s energetic second half.
Injured star Stephen Curry won’t travel with the Warriors as they embark on a three-game road trip that begins on Thursday in Philadelphia, head coach Steve Kerr told reporters on Tuesday night.
SAN FRANCISCO– As Draymond Green made abundantly clear, there are few moral victories to take away from Golden State’s 124-112 loss to the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder, especially when the loss brought them back to .500 at 11-11 on the season.
The Golden State Warriors tried, but when it was all said and done, the Oklahoma City Thunder were just too good for Brandin Podziemski and the Dubs, who absorbed a 124-112 loss to the reigning NBA champions at Chase Center in San Francisco on Tuesday evening.
Stephen Curry is staying home. The Warriors star will miss the upcoming road trip to Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago as he continues to deal with a left thigh contusion.
The Golden State Warriors have hovered around .500 early in the 2025–26 season, entering Tuesday’s game against the Oklahoma City Thunder with an 11–10 record.