The Golden State Warriors got blown out for the third consecutive game, falling 126-110 to the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday. Dyson Daniels had a game-high 28 points, and CJ McCollum added 23.
The situation with the Golden State Warriors is not looking promising at all. Despite slated to face-off against a lacklustre Dallas Mavericks next, the confidence of the team is at an all-time low.
After months of turmoil in the Golden State, Jonathan Kuminga had the first opportunity to show what they missed out on. But neither JK nor the Warriors left a memorable moment for the fans.
Eighth loss in nine games, and the Golden State Warriors’ 33-38 record became the lowest they’ve been below .500 all season. This was the 21st game without their leader, Stephen Curry, as the franchise is hanging by a thread for their postseason appearance.
Neither Jonathan Kuminga nor his former team, the Golden State Warriors, looked all that good in their highly anticipated reunion showdown. The Warriors
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.
There are losses, and then there are games like this, where things unravel early and never quite get stitched back together. The Warriors had moments offensively, even shot a respectable percentage, but it didn’t matter.
After the Atlanta Hawks routed the Golden State Warriors 126-110 on Saturday, Jonathan Kuminga had a long conversation with Stephen Curry on the court.
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Brandin Podziemski’s evolution is happening before our very eyes, as he’s had to step in as the main guard for the Golden State Warriors in the absence of Stephen Curry over the last month and a half.
A 10–21 record. That’s the harsh reality the Golden State Warriors have endured without Stephen Curry. But after weeks of frustration and uncertainty, the franchise has finally taken a step toward bringing its leader back.
The Golden State Warriors are on the road on Saturday night as they travel to take on the Atlanta Hawks in an interconference matchup. Golden State enters Saturday’s game with a 33-37 record after losing on the road to the Detroit Pistons on Friday night.
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.
SAN FRANCISCO– The day was only half over for Golden State Warriors’ wing Gui Santos by the time I got a chance to talk to him. He’d just come from a long massage session, a small relief after an even longer promo shoot with the video team.
There’s no real way to sugarcoat this. The Golden State Warriors unraveled. A 115-101 defeat to the Detroit Pistons exposed every crack in this roster, from sloppy ball security to a complete inability to protect the paint.
Kuminga has played just five games in the six weeks since the Golden State Warriors traded him to the Atlanta Hawks. He'll be back Saturday night to show his old team what they lost.
The Golden State Warriors have been hoping to land Giannis Antetokounmpo since Kevin Durant left in 2019, and at this year's trade deadline their dream started to look like it could become a reality.
A former Golden State Warriors teammate has pointed to Draymond Green’s influence as a key reason behind how the NBA now values sixth men and role players financially.
One Golden State Warriors player has admitted he would request a trade immediately if the Seattle SuperSonics return to the NBA. The comment comes at a time when the league is actively moving toward expansion, bringing Seattle closer than ever to regaining a franchise.
Veteran Warriors wing Jimmy Butler isn’t putting a date on it. But the intent is clear. Butler rejoined the team for the first time since undergoing ACL surgery in February and said he expects to return at some point next season, per Nick Friedell of The Athletic.