The Golden State Warriors wanted their open practice to give fans a final look at the team before the new NBA season. Instead, it’s been a cold experience.
The Warriors’ injury woes appear to be worsening, as franchise star Stephen Curry exited Sunday’s open practice after slipping and appearing to tweak his right knee during a scrimmage, per Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports (Twitter video link).
The last thing the Golden State Warriors need is another injury to their lineup. Golden State is already going to be without Jimmy Butler and Kristaps Porzingis for a good portion of the season, and for a moment on Sunday, it appeared that superstar Stephen Curry was headed for an extended absence himself.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
Al Horford has picked out one of the younger players on the Golden State Warriors roster who he hopes will make a difference. At 40 years old, Al Horford is a player who the Golden State Warriors will need to use sensibly this season.
It was always going to be a longshot for Dalen Terry to make the Golden State Warriors roster. After Saturday’s roster moves, his best chance might be a spot on the Santa Cruz Warriors.
The Golden State Warriors have waived Alex Toohey, Dalen Terry and Tyler Burton ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season, with Toohey’s release attracting attention after an appearance at the WNBA Finals.
The Golden State Warriors have made their final roster decisions. But the biggest question surrounding their season opener remains unanswered. The team waived three players, including Dalen Terry, who had an impressive outing in the preseason.
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 waived Dalen Terry, Tyler Burton and Alex Toohey on Saturday to set their regular-season roster at the maximum of 18. All three moves were expected.
The Warriors have waived guard/forward Dalen Terry, along with training camp invitees Tyler Burton and Alex Toohey, the team announced Saturday. The moves come as Golden State trims its roster ahead of the regular season, with Terry perhaps the most notable departure.
Yaxel Lendeborg had an impressive offensive showing this preseason. In five games, he put 15.6 points on 56.9 percent shooting and 43.8 percent from three.
Steve Kerr was left visibly amused after spotting a spectator who looked remarkably like him during the Golden State Warriors’ preseason game, with footage of the moment quickly catching fans’ attention online.
The Warriors plan to waive Dalen Terry, but they’d like to keep him around in the G League. Per Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, Golden State likes Terry and suggests he could begin the season with Santa Cruz in the G League.
The NBA regular season is still around the corner, but Draymond Green has already found himself in familiar territory with the officials. The Golden State Warriors forward picked up a technical foul during the team’s preseason matchup against the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Warriors plan to waive Dalen Terry, league sources tell Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints (Twitter link). Terry has been on a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract with Golden State for training camp.
The regular season hasn’t even tipped off yet, and Kristaps Porzingis is already out indefinitely with an undisclosed health issue. Nobody has a real timeline
The Golden State Warriors made very few moves this summer, largely running back to the team that won 37 games last season. That's because they're banking on a mid-season addition who is already on their roster.
The Golden State Warriors start their season off against the Los Angeles Lakers on October 21. Ahead of the game, Anthony Slater has reported the updated return timelines for Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody.
The Golden State Warriors have struggled to make the playoffs in recent seasons. Would they fare any better in the East? Geographically, only the Portland Trail Blazers are located at a more westerly point than the Golden State Warriors.
Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler has provided an update on his recovery from injury. When Jimmy Butler suffered a torn ACL back in January, the Golden State Warriors‘ season effectively came to an end.