A huddle with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green after the play-in loss was a sign that the head coach was contemplating his return. But Steve Kerr couldn’t walk away from the culture he created, especially after a disastrous 37-45 season.
Talking to the media is an important part of an NBA coach’s responsibilities, but that obligation doesn’t mean a coach can’t have fun with it. That’s something that Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr knows all too well.
The Golden State Warriors are committed to running it back. Steve Kerr is back on the helm for multiple years. Another important decision awaits the franchise.
SAN FRANCISCO – With Steve Kerr locked in for the next two years, now the offseason really begins for general manager Mike Dunleavy and the Golden State Warriors.
Draymond Green's future is one of the most fascinating Golden State Warriors topics this offseason. Green has a $27.7 million player option. He's already said that he'll consider declining it if he can agree to a multiyear deal that lowers his 2026-27 salary but increases the total amount of money he'll make.
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.
Steph Curry built one of the greatest careers in NBA history with the Golden State Warriors, but his first reaction to getting drafted by the franchise came with a little confusion, Yahoo reports.
Golden State Warriors general Mike Dunleavy Jr. sat down with reporters Friday to go over various offseason topics. When asked what he will do with the No.
The Golden State Warriors have spent the past decade building a reputation on stability — a franchise that rarely flinches, rarely panics, and rarely lets internal movement shake its foundation.
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 recently had a brief but emotional run-in with Michael Jordan, and the exchange said plenty about their bond beyond the Chicago Bulls dynasty.
The No. 1 pick is the prize of the draft. That's obvious, but sometimes, the second pick can be almost, or even more, valuable. These are the greatest No.
Jeff Teague believes the Golden State Warriors need a bold move around Stephen Curry, even if it means moving Draymond Green. The idea is not framed as reporting, but as Teague thinking through how Golden State could make one last aggressive swing.
Ayesha Curry is beyond excited for Drake's latest project. The Canadian rapper dropped his ninth studio album, "Iceman," via OVO Sound and Republic Records on May 15.
While Luka Doncic may not entertain any smear campaign aimed towards him off the court, whenever he’s playing, he won’t back down from trash-talking. And Golden State Warriors big man Gui Santos learned that the hard way.
Steve Kerr's staff is getting significant changes this offseason. ESPN's Anthony Slater reported that Terry Stotts and Jerry Stackhouse will not return to the Golden State Warriors for the 2026-27 season.
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.
The Warriors would love to take a swing at Giannis Antetokounmpo. Getting there is another story. Golden State has expressed interest in the Bucks star, but the financial hurdles are significant.
Stephen Curry is the undeniable face of the Warriors' franchise, an underrated, gutsy point guard out of Davidson College who crafted the legacy of a 2010s dynasty that will always live on.
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.