Late February basketball in Los Angeles hit different this time around. The Golden State Warriors walked into Crypto.com Arena and walked out with an L, but somewhere in the middle of that loss, a name started trending for all the right reasons.
Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are reportedly preparing to make a strong push to recruit LeBron James to the Golden State Warriors in free agency. James is poised to enter unrestricted free agency for the first time since 2018, placing renewed focus on his future as he nears his 42nd birthday in December.
The Golden State Warriors haven’t had much to be happy about in recent weeks. Last night, they blew a 17-point lead to the Los Angeles Clippers. However, head coach Steve Kerr was elated with one of his players.
Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors couldn’t get a win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday and suffered a 114-101 loss. The Warriors are still without their best player, Stephen Curry, who has been out with a knee injury since Jan.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
The Golden State Warriors fell apart in the second half on Monday night against the LA Clippers. After a very impressive first half, the extremely shorthanded
The Golden State Warriors dynasty has always been a delicate balance of offensive gravity and defensive grit. While Stephen Curry provides the shooting gravity that stretches defenses to their breaking point, Draymond Green has long served as the emotional and defensive heartbeat of the franchise.
The Golden State Warriors controlled stretches of this game and even led for 69% of it, but inefficiency and interior struggles caught up to them in a 114-101 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Golden State Warriors (31-30) blew a 14-point halftime lead, losing 114-101 to the Los Angeles Clippers (29-31) on Monday at Chase Center. Stephen Curry (knee), Kristaps Porzingis (illness), Will Richard (ankle), Gary Payton II (ankle) and Seth Curry (sciatica) missed the game for the Warriors, leaving them severely short-handed.
The Golden State Warriors lost to the Los Angeles Clippers 114-101 on Monday night, dropping to 31-30 on the season. The shorthanded Dubs are now only 1.5 games ahead of the Clippers in the standings, putting them in serious jeopardy of falling from 8th to 9th in the Western Conference standings.
No Warriors fan wanted to hear Stephen Curry say he’s going to be out “a little longer”. New MRI tests revealed the Warriors cornerstone will miss the next five games.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
Draymond Green may be seen giving a lengthy tirade at his teammates on the Warriors bench, but Stephen Curry was just seen nodding in silent approval. And that’s how both stars trust each other – even at this stage of their careers.
The Golden State Warriors traded for veteran Kristaps Porzingis and expected him to be healthy post All-Star break. But the reality is different, as the Latvian star has played in just one game for his new team.
Jeremy Lin spent just one year playing with Kobe Bryant, when he joined for the 2014-15 season after a stint with the Houston Rockets. And while it surely was an honor for him to play alongside Kobe, things didn’t go to plan as the Lakers finished 14th in the Western Conference with a 21-60.
Jeremy Lin, the man who sparked the global "Linsanity" phenomenon with the New York Knicks in 2012, is officially trading the hardwood for the hard court.
The buyout market never heated up after all. A player must be bought out or released by March 1 to be eligible for the playoffs. That deadline often leads to many veterans on under-.500 teams getting bought out.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has expressed regret over his comments about Kristaps Porzingis’ medical woes. Porzingis has played in only one game since the Warriors acquired him from the Atlanta Hawks before the Feb.
Gui Santos has improved in each of his three NBA seasons and is now a major part of the Golden State Warriors‘ rotation. Santos, who was slated to become a restricted free agent this summer, was rewarded for his development with a three-year contract yesterday.
Golden State Warriors forward Gui Santos signed a multi-year contract extension on Saturday. Specific terms were not disclosed by the Warriors. However, ESPN reported it was a three-year, $15 million contract extension with a player option in 2028-29.