Just when you thought the Golden State Warriors’ season couldn’t get any more dramatic, the basketball gods decided to throw a wrench in the works. And that wrench is aimed squarely at Stephen Curry’s right leg.
The Golden State Warriors had one of their most (positively) surprising games of the season on Tuesday night. Unfortunately, it still ended in a loss. Golden State was playing without Steph Curry, and mostly without Jimmy Butler III, yet they pushed the defending-champion Oklahoma City Thunder to the brink.
Draymond Green reached a milestone of historic significance on Tuesday night, becoming just the second player in Golden State Warriors history to play 900 regular-season games for the franchise.
The Golden State Warriors dropped to 11-11 after a 124-112 loss at home to the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder, who are fresh off an NBA title, are now 21-1 and have won 13 in a row.
The Thunder (21-1) responded to a furious Golden State rally with an 18-5 game-ending run to beat the Warriors (11-11) 124-112 on Tuesday at Chase Center.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 38 points while leading the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 124-112 win over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday in San Francisco.
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.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are continuing to prove that last season’s championship was no fluke, as they hold the league’s best record at 20-1 entering their game against the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday.
The Golden State Warriors (11-10) got good injury news Tuesday, as Jimmy Butler (glute) and Draymond Green (foot) will play against the Oklahoma City Thunder (20-1).
The Golden State Warriors are at home on Tuesday night as they host the Oklahoma City Thunder in a Western Conference showdown. Golden State enters Tuesday’s game with an 11-10 record after defeating the New Orleans Pelicans at home on Saturday night.
The Golden State Warriors have had an up and down season as they get set to take on the 20-1 Oklahoma City Thunder. The Golden State Warriors have gone through their slumps and have dealt with multiple injuries to start the season, including their superstar Stephen Curry (quadriceps).
The Golden State Warriors have been the NBA’s best team of the past decade, but this season, they’re only hovering around league average. The Dubs are 11-10 and in eighth place in the Western Conference, and haven’t won or lost more than three games in a row all year.
The Warriors are making another roster tweak and this one brings back a familiar face. Golden State announced that Jackson Rowe has been released, clearing the way for the team to convert a two-way slot.
Stephen Curry’s quad injury is another nail in the coffin of the Warriors’ spiral into mediocrity. The same pattern of losing to teams they should have
As pivotal as star power is for an NBA championship, no team can win it all without great role players. The Golden State Warriors are the perfect example.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green is one of the NBA stars who is quite active on Threads, and he recently posed a question to fans. Green wanted to know what was worse than a bad Thanksgiving meal, and he couldn’t have imagined that he would get absolutely roasted for it.
De’Anthony Melton‘s season debut may happen sometime next week, the Golden State Warriors announced (via X). Melton has been ruled out for the final two games of the current home stand — Saturday against New Orleans and Tuesday vs.