Warriors star Stephen Curry has been left empty-handed (again) and with an aging, brittle roster that may simply not be good enough to compete for a championship.
The Golden State Warriors have gone the last four seasons without winning a championship, and many would argue there's no shame in that. They won four titles in eight years.
The Warriors have swung and missed on several attempts to pair Curry with another superstar, making only marginal moves and acquiring aging and/or brittle former stars.
The Golden State Warriors might have chosen to run it back with the same squad for next season, but the franchise is approaching one of the most important crossroads in its recent NBA history.
Championship windows don’t close all at once. They shrink with every missed opportunity. With that dilemma, Stephen Curry enters another season searching for one more title.
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
The Golden State Warriors were among the teams hoping to secure LeBron James‘ services in free agency this offseason, but came up short in that quest. One of the reasons James ultimately turned down the Warriors is said to be that he wasn’t sold on his chances of winning a title with them.
Yaxel Lendeborg, for now, represents the Warriors’ hope for the post-Steph Curry era of their future alongside Brandin Podziemski. But among the young players, Lendeborg did not give the best first impression to their front office that he is capable of doing so.
It’s no secret that Golden State is the only team this offseason to add zero players via trade or free agent signing. Throughout the summer, the Warriors famously missed out on key targets, including LeBron James.
The NBA media have been sincerely concerned about Stephen Curry’s future with the Warriors amid reports that they are no longer focusing on making win-now moves around him and the consequent speculations about the 38-year-old’s reaction to this decision.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green responded after New York Knicks guard Josh Hart reacted to comments Green made nearly two years ago about Jalen Brunson’s contract.
The Golden State Warriors have roster spots to fill following LeBron James’ recent decision in free agency this summer. James announced his choice to join the 76ers on Friday, signing a two-year deal that includes a player option in the second year.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Golden State Warriors have had a frustratingly uneventful offseason thus far, recently missing out on LeBron James in free agency. The Warriors are now left with few options to meaningfully improve their team before the 2026-27 season gets underway.
Many Golden State Warriors fans are frustrated with the team's offseason, and they have every reason to be. The team went 37-45 and missed the playoffs last year, and yet the only new player (among those with standard contracts) on the roster is rookie Yaxel Lendeborg.
With the Golden State Warriors missing out on LeBron James, the team just doesn't seem to be an NBA title contender in any way, shape, or form anymore.
Despite recent speculation surrounding Stephen Curry’s future with the Golden State Warriors, ClutchPoints senior NBA insider Brett Siegel doesn’t believe the franchise icon is going anywhere.
The Warriors didn’t leave any stone unturned in their pursuit of LeBron James. It just wasn’t enough. According to ESPN’s Anthony Slater, Golden State directly asked James’ representatives whether there was a specific roster move that could convince the four-time MVP to sign with the franchise.
It’s no secret that Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is a fan of Justin Bieber after catching his Coachella set, and the two hit the links together recently.
The Golden State Warriors might have won the LeBron James sweepstakes if they had pulled off a trade to acquire Anthony Davis from the Washington Wizards.
The Warriors’ pursuit of LeBron James wasn’t the only blockbuster idea discussed behind the scenes this summer. According to The Ringer, a small group within Golden State’s front office believed the team should have pursued Anthony Davis instead, potentially by trading Jimmy Butler and draft picks.
After missing out on LeBron James and seemingly unwilling to make another splash move, the Warriors appear content to allow Curry's career to close amid the status quo. What does that mean for the superstar sharpshooter?