The Golden State Warriors have started their 2025-26 season with real fire, posting a 4-1 record that has the Bay Area buzzing again. After last season's
Jonathan Kuminga has officially arrived. After hinting before the season that only Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green were guaranteed starters, Steve Kerr now says Kuminga has earned a permanent spot in the Warriors’ first five.
It’s hard to believe that Stephen Curry and James Harden are in their 17th season in the NBA after entering the league together as first-round picks in 2009.
The Golden State Warriors have exceeded expectations at the start of the season and are currently 4-1 up after their latest victory over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Steve Kerr has already demoted the new center Al Horford to another role five games into the season. The Golden State Warriors are off to a dream start during the 2025-26 NBA season as they currently flaunt a 4-1 record in the Western Conference.
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.
On Tuesday evening, the Golden State Warriors improved their record to 4-1 on the young 2025-26 NBA season with a comfortable home win over the divisional rival Los Angeles Clippers.
The Golden State Warriors have a new permanent fixture in their starting lineup. Head coach Steve Kerr announced Tuesday that Jonathan Kuminga has officially locked down a full-time starting spot, marking a significant milestone in the 23-year-old’s development.
As the Golden State Warriors blew out the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night, 98-79, one interesting development of the game was the change in the starting lineup.
Jimmy Butler spoke about the depth of the Warriors’ roster and what he wants to achieve with their young stars. The Golden State Warriors are off to a stellar start to the season, going 4-1 in their first five games after their latest win over the LA Clippers.
Entering the league as the 19th draft pick in 2023, the journey hasn’t been easy for Brandin Podziemski. Since his debut, the 22-year-old’s performance graph in the NBA has been uneven.
Steve Kerr is in his 12th year as the Golden State Warriors head coach; his contract expires this season. GM Mike Dunleavy says, “Steve can stay as long as he wants,” showing team confidence.
The NBA has seen a plethora of close friendships and brotherhoods develop between teammates, and the same has undoubtedly happened with the likes of Buddy Hield and Jimmy Butler.
Tracy McGrady believes the Golden State Warriors are surprising everyone with the way they’ve started the season. The Golden State Warriors just won their fourth game of the season, knocking off the LA Clippers to go 4-1 for the year.
Jimmy Butler led the Golden State Warriors with 21 points in a 98-79 win over the Los Angeles Clippers. Butler issued a bold warning for the rest of the NBA after their blowout win.
Rather than cutting bait with the Congolese forward, the Warriors exhausted every option before agreeing to a two-year, $46.8M deal a day before the expiration date of his $8M qualifying offer.
The Golden State Warriors are off to a 4-1 start after their most recent win against the Los Angeles Clippers, where they blew the Clippers out 98-79. Tuesday was their first win against the Clippers since 2023, with Jimmy Butler leading the way with 21 points, going 9-of-12 from the field, along with five rebounds and five assists.
The Golden State Warriors made splash Tuesday night in a dominant 98-79 victory over the Western Conference rival Los Angeles Clippers. While the game was tight at first, the Warriors decimated the Clippers in the second half.
The Warriors have won back-to-back games in a stellar start to the season to push their record to 4-1 after the first five games. They beat the Grizzlies 131-118 yesterday and easily overcame the shorthanded Clippers tonight as the final score was 98-79 in their favor.
The Golden State Warriors didn’t just beat the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night—they sent a message that echoed through Chase Center like thunder.
Every season, someone makes a bold claim that forces NBA fans to stop scrolling. Draymond Green often has those takes. Last season, during the All-Star break, he proclaimed that the Golden State Warriors would win the championship.
Every time an athlete runs afoul of the rules or the law, there’s always a rush to ascribe his bad behavior to the rest of his peers, too. In reality, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
The Golden State Warriors will take a new approach to a back-to-back when veteran Al Horford returns to face the Los Angeles Clippers in a Pacific Division showdown Tuesday night in San Francisco.
There's something about playing the Memphis Grizzlies that brings out the worst in Draymond Green. But nothing makes Green more inclined to flagrant fouls than when he gets embarrassed on the court.
The Golden State Warriors impressed in opening week, yet clear strengths and weaknesses have already started to emerge ahead of their fourth game of the season.