The Golden State Warriors have had an up-and-down start to their 2025-26 regular season campaign. At 6-6, the Dubs find themselves fighting to stay above water in the midst of a crowded Western Conference full of loaded squads looking to claw their way up the standings.
The Golden State Warriors’ promising 5-1 start feels like a distant memory. Following a 126-102 drubbing at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Warriors now sit at 6-6.
With the Golden State Warriors suffering an ugly loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night, 126-102, there was a ton of speculation about comments made by the team’s top players.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Golden State Warriors getting Stephen Curry back raised some hope. However, hope is only useful when the opposition gives them a window to win. The Oklahoma City Thunder have lost just one of their 12 games, tonight being their 11th win of the season.
The Warriors finished last season 23-8 after the Jimmy Butler trade, then opened the 2025/26 campaign with four wins in their first five games. However,
The Golden State Warriors lost another road game this season, and it marked their sixth consecutive road loss. The Warriors have been up and down this season, and after starting off strong, things have seemingly cooled down for them.
The Golden State Warriors left Oklahoma City with an ugly 126-102 loss, and a pair of team leaders had some harsh words for the their teammates following the blowout defeat.
The Warriors’ dynasty once thrived on trust, toughness and total buy-in. Right now, Draymond Green doesn’t see enough of any of it. After Golden State’s sixth straight road loss — a 126-102 thumping in Oklahoma City — Green questioned whether everyone in the locker room is still as committed to winning as they once were.
Throughout the Golden State Warriors' four-title dynasty over the past 11 seasons, Stephen Curry has been the undeniable leading force behind the franchise's success.
Al Horford finally rediscovered his offensive touch with the Golden State Warriors. Against the Indiana Pacers, Al Horford scored 12 points, grabbed four rebounds, and blocked three shots in the Warriors’ dominant 114-83 victory.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said after Sunday's win over the Pacers that he expects Stephen Curry to make his return on Tuesday against the Thunder.
The Warriors beat the short-handed Pacers 114-83 without their superstar point guard, Stephen Curry, who was sidelined with illness in his third consecutive game.