It’s no coincidence that the Golden State Warriors have lost back-to-back games with Steph Curry out of commission. The two-time NBA MVP has missed the last two contests due to an illness, and it has resulted in Golden State losing twice in a row, including Friday’s 129-104 blowout defeat at the hands of Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets.
With Stephen Curry sidelined against the Kings and Nuggets, the Warriors’ young players seized the moment, showcasing the promise of the next generation.
The Golden State Warriors have endured a rough start to the 2025–26 season, sitting at 5–5 and struggling to find consistency in a tough Western Conference.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Golden State Warriors are reeling. A team that opened with a win against the LA Lakers has lost its rhythm, dropping four of its last five games. Stephen Curry’s absence due to illness has clearly hurt, but head coach Steve Kerr points to something deeper.
Sixers coach Nick Nurse may have a tough call coming. Paul George could be back soon and the assumption has been that he would replace Kelly Oubre Jr. in the starting five.
Much has already been made about the Golden State Warriors' brutal early season schedule, and it's about to get even tougher. The Warriors will start a six-game-in-nine-day road trip Tuesday that concludes on Nov.
The host Golden State Warriors hope to have Stephen Curry back in the lineup Sunday night when they get their first opportunity to exact revenge against the wounded Indiana Pacers, a team that has beaten them this season.
Lack of defensive intensity has been the recurring theme in the Golden State Warriors’ four losses in the past five games. It’s a statement that’s hard to believe with a team with a defense quarterbacked by Draymond Green, one of the most intense and legendary defensive players in NBA history.
On Friday night, the Golden State Warriors visited the Denver Nuggets. They were playing without Steph Curry, and, as a result, they lost 129-104. It wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t fun, and it wasn’t particularly interesting.
A 5-5 record isn’t what you expect from a team featuring Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler. The Warriors are in a rough patch, worn down by a grueling schedule and mounting injuries.
Steve Kerr was not happy with what he saw from the Golden State Warriors and their young core, with their lack of hunger frustrating him. The Golden State Warriors find themselves struggling to find a consistent identity, earning a 5-5 record through their first 10 games after their latest loss to the Denver Nuggets.
Draymond Green was beside himself with the way the Golden State Warriors played against the Denver Nuggets, admitting it was his fault. The Golden State Warriors now find themselves split down the middle to start the season, with their latest loss to the Denver Nuggets leaving them 5-5 through their first 10 games.
Although athletes compete against each other, there is a familial bond within the NBA fraternity, and with the passage of time, these relationships only get stronger. Buddy Hield experienced this phenomenon when he found out Klay Thompson shared the same Bahamian heritage as him.
The Golden State Warriors did not have many major new additions to boast about this summer, hoping that continuity with a core that added Jimmy Butler in February would be good enough for an improvement.
Will Richard was a name that was overlooked by almost every NBA team in the 2025 NBA draft. Fifty-five other players were picked before Richard, until the Memphis Grizzlies finally picked the former Florida Gator with the 56th overall pick.
Will Richard dropped 30 points in his first career start on Wednesday, putting him in the mix for the "steal of the draft" label. To put his performance in perspective, V.J.
The Warriors were dealt a difficult hand to start this 2025-26 season. With three back-to-backs within the first 15 days, the team has faced an uphill battle coming out of the gates.
Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors dropped their fourth game in five tries in a 121-116 loss to the Sacramento Kings, while Al Horford’s offensive struggles off the bench continued.
The Warriors continue to let unexpected players score career highs. Why does their defense turn unlikely role players into stars for a night? It’s becoming a strange yet familiar sight for Dub Nation.