Stephen Curry became extension-eligible on Saturday, and he has a number of things to consider with his next contract. For one, he has to decide if he should sign for his full max or take a discount to give the front office more flexibility to make other moves.
Stephen Curry has carried the Golden State Warriors for years. Now, one decision could force the franchise to rethink everything. Curry became eligible for an extension Saturday, but he does not need to rush.
The Golden State Warriors haven't had the offseason many expected, and one of their under-the-radar moves illustrates why. The Warriors chose to re-sign 26-year-old big man Charles Bassey this summer after playing six games with the team last season.
Stephen Curry’s future with the Golden State Warriors is now officially in his hands. The extension window opened on Saturday, and the four-time champion can sign up to two more years worth $136.7 million.
In the history of the NBA, a player has scored 50 or more points in a playoff game on 51 occasions. How many can you name in six minutes?
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Golden State Warriors only tentatively filled their final roster spots when they signed Georges Niang and Brandon Williams to contracts that were partially and non-guaranteed, respectively.
Stephen Curry’s ranking among the NBA’s best players has started another debate after The Ringer’s NBA Rankings. This time, his longtime Warriors teammate Draymond Green questioned whether the ranking truly shows Curry’s impact.
There has been speculation after the Golden State Warriors’ poor offseason that Stephen Curry could leave. A recent report has provided an update on the situation.
The Warriors offered Jonathan Kuminga $75 million over three years which he turned down. Having signed a two-year prove-it deal with Minnesota, his agent explained their thought process.
The Golden State Warriors have spent years giving Stephen Curry reasons to stay. Yet with another massive extension on the table and frustration surrounding the team’s recent inability to add a major star, a familiar question has resurfaced: Have the Dubs done enough for their franchise icon?
To preface this article, I’m aware that a ton of people are going to disagree with this Golden State Warriors trade prediction. I’m also aware that many are going to argue it’s not very realistic, but that’s where I disagree. I’ve said it before, but the Warriors don’t look like they’re in any position to rebuild right now.
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.
Draymond Green and Stephen Curry are the faces of the Golden State Warriors, and there's just no getting around that. But that doesn't stop trade talk surrounding Green and his future with, or without, the franchise.
Draymond Green has reopened the debate about what matters more in an NBA career: winning a regular-season MVP or winning a championship as the team’s first option.
The Golden State Warriors missed out on their determined pursuit of the megastar.
The Golden State Warriors will confidently tell you they ran the league for about four years straight, and it was only the Cleveland Cavaliers that stopped them once.
Today, the Golden State Warriors are viewed as one of the biggest teams in the NBA, a global brand in every sense. The Warriors’ growth has been dramatic, as the franchise emerged as one of the most successful dynasties of the modern era.
A major NBA rule change could be on the horizon if Kevin Durant and Steph Curry get their way on player equity. When Joe Lacob and Peter Guber bought the Golden State Warriors in 2010, the franchise was valued at $450 million.
The Golden State Warriors signed wing Dalen Terry on Thursday, per HoopsHype's Michael Scotto. The San Francisco Chronicle's Luca Evans reported that Terry signed an Exhibit 10 contract.
Stephen Jackson is like those of us side-eyeing the Golden State Warriors general manager. After a very slow offseason, Mike Dunleavy Jr. attempted to calm the waters regarding Stephen Curry’s future.
The Golden State Warriors signed Brandon Williams and Georges Niang to fill out the final two spots on their roster. For now.
Georges Niang‘s new one-year, minimum-salary contract with the Warriors is partially guaranteed, Hoops Rumors has confirmed. As long as Niang isn’t waived on or before January 7, he’ll receive his full-season salary of $3,876,529.
Jonathan Kuminga wanted $35M per season in an extension from the Golden State Warriors. He's finally getting realistic about his value.
It has not been a great offseason for the Golden State Warriors, but not all news has been bad as they prepare for their annual team training camp. On the injury front, veteran swingman Jimmy Butler is showing signs of progress that suggest a somewhat imminent return.
Klay Thompson's recent signing with the Miami Heat has reignited discussions about the sharpshooter's place in NBA history.
The Golden State Warriors still need to fill out their roster after missing out on a bunch of their targets this offseason. To that effect, they have just come to terms with Niang on a one-year deal, but this move is actually one that should baffle their fanbase.
The Warriors got their man. And their minivan. Free agent forward Georges Niang has agreed to a one-year, $3.9 million contract with Golden State, according to ESPN.
They could still keep tabs on Davis' situation in the nation's capital.
The Golden State Warriors haven't done much to improve the team this offseason. They're tied to some marginal reinforcements, but they haven't been able to get a big fish after missing out on LeBron James.
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