The Golden State Warriors are considering a Hail Mary trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, and now we know what that package might look like. Golden State is willing to trade all of their available future first-round picks to the Milwaukee Bucks as part of an Antetokounmpo deal, Kevin O’Connor of Yahoo!
The Golden State Warriors lie at a crossroads. With the trade deadline under two weeks from now, and the team’s core in the latter stage of their career, tension has quietly simmered behind the scenes.
The drama surrounding Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga is the gift that keeps on giving. Or so it seems. Fans quickly speculated after it was revealed that Kuminga left the Warriors’ recently concluded five-game road trip early.
In a trade market full of possibilities, the Golden State Warriors remain motionless. Sitting 8th in the West with a 27-22 record, the team has something to offer to teams.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Golden State Warriors have been in all sorts of trade rumors for weeks, but now they have under one week to make a move before the Feb. 5 trade deadline.
The Golden State Warriors might go all out in their pursuit of Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo. It was reported Wednesday that Milwaukee will field trade calls for Antetokounmpo before the trade deadline.
Before Stephen Curry, the NBA had never seen someone who could shoot beyond the arc the way he does. He has achieved everything that a basketball player dreams about.
The Golden State Warriors are facing a critical juncture as the NBA trade deadline nears, especially in the wake of Jimmy Butler’s season-ending torn ACL.
With Stephen Curry entering the back end of his career and their championship window closing, it might be time to get creative and swing for the fences.
Stephen Curry can’t be bothered by the chaotic noise of the NBA’s trade rumor mill. On Wednesday, the basketball world was shaken by the news of the Milwaukee
The Golden State Warriors (27-22) routed the Utah Jazz (15-33) 140-124 on Wednesday at Delta Center. Stephen Curry led all scorers with 27 points, and Moses Moody added 26.
Stephen Curry scored 27 points and Moses Moody added 26 as the Golden State Warriors notched a 140-124 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night at Salt Lake City.
The Golden State Warriors are trying everything in their power to improve their stature ahead of next week’s trade deadline. It was first reported that they were eyeing a couple of bona fide stars in the summer.
After missing Monday's game against the Timberwolves, Stephen Curry (knee) and Draymond Green (back) will play against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. Jonathan Kuminga (knee), Seth Curry (sciatica) and LJ Cryer (hamstring) are out, but the rest of the Warriors (26-22) who weren't already out for season are available to play.
When De’Anthony Melton returned from his ACL injury two months ago, the Golden State Warriors were ecstatic to have him back. A two-way force who could
The Golden State Warriors have been dealt a bad hand. Jimmy Butler’s torn ACL has put a dark cloud over a season that appeared to be heading in a great direction.
Jonathan Kuminga was nearing a trade before Jimmy Butler’s injury brought him back. Now he’s injured too, leaving his Warriors trade on hold. Kuminga’s relationship with the Golden State Warriors has already reached a crossroads.
The 2025-26 season has seen ups and downs in the relationship between the Golden State Warriors and their forward Jonathan Kuminga. Although the matter appeared to have reached a breaking point earlier in the month, the situation seems more likely to head in another direction.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is currently in the final year of his contract, and the dreaded ‘R-word,’ retirement has been thrown around.
Jonathan Kuminga is still technically on the trade block. But don’t expect the Warriors to panic-sell. According to Anthony Slater of ESPN, Golden State’s front office is not interested in making a bad deal just to satisfy Kuminga’s trade request.