The Golden State Warriors seem increasingly likely to keep the 11th pick of the 2026 draft instead of trading it. "Mike [Dunleavy] is very confident we're going to get somebody at 11 who can play," Steve Kerr said on Tim Kawakami's podcast.
The Golden State Warriors ensured that Steve Kerr would remain at the helm after offering him a new contract. As promising as this news was, the departure of assistant coaches like Terry Stotts has left the Warriors’ coaching staff a little thin.
Steph Curry is making $62.6M for the Golden State Warriors next season. Based on how much someone paid just to have lunch with Curry, his wife, and Warren Buffett, the Warriors are getting a huge bargain.
The Golden State Warriors still want their veteran frontcourt duo back next season. The Bay Area may be prioritizing youth this offseason, but the organization has made things clear about how it is looking at a future beyond this season.
Rookies are exciting for teams and their fans because they represent potential, hope for the future. While it can take years to see how a prospect will pan out, sometimes it clicks right away.
The Golden State Warriors have two big choices to make regarding the 11th pick of the 2026 draft. First, they have to decide if they are going to trade it for a veteran player.
The Golden State Warriors made a play for Kristaps Porzingis before the Feb 5 trade deadline this year. That’s because the team needed front-court help as they were desperate to move on from Jonathan Kuminga.
The Warriors would like to keep their frontcourt intact. General manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. said the team is optimistic about bringing back both Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford next season.
The Warriors want Draymond Green to finish what he started. Whether that happens is up to him. Golden State has had conversations with Green about staying long term, according to general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr., but the next move belongs to the veteran forward.
The Golden State Warriors had major roster issues during the 2025-26 season, or at least I thought that was a universally held opinion. But general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr.
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Steve Kerr has never been shy to speak on hot-button issues like gun control and immigration, but a report from this past season suggested that some in the Warriors organization told him to stop.
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Following a poor season, the Golden State Warriors are trying to figure out a way to make a comeback. Meanwhile, with the offseason on, star player Stephen Curry is making some significant moves.
The Golden State Warriors are not just making minor changes to their coaching staff. They are replacing two key assistants who provided Steve Kerr with the most distinct offensive and defensive voices on his bench.
A saga so messy that even Barack Obama was wondering what was really happening behind the scenes. Jonathan Kuminga, whom the Warriors drafted No 7 overall in 2021, never found his footing in the Golden State Warriors offense designed around Steph Curry.
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The Golden State Warriors may still explore blockbuster moves this offseason, but recent reporting suggests the franchise has no intention of moving its No.
Steve Kerr has officially returned to the Warriors on a new two-year deal, but the longtime head coach won’t have his top assistants back next season, according to Anthony Slater of ESPN, who reports that Terry Stotts and Jerry Stackhouse won’t return to the organization.
Steph Curry is apparently trying to get to a nice round number. The Golden State Warriors superstar Curry has made it known that he would like to play at least 20 seasons in the NBA, Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints reported on Wednesday.