The Golden State Warriors’ offseason has not satisfied fans, leaving them extremely nervous about their franchise cornerstone. Despite weeks of chatter and online trade speculation, superstar Stephen Curry has made his long-term intention crystal clear: he plans on finishing his legendary NBA career right where it started in the Bay Area.
Stephen Curry doesn’t know when he’ll sign another contract with the Warriors. He sounds considerably more certain about where he’ll finish his career.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is entering his 18th season in the NBA. Typically, players in the later stages of their careers are expected to take a back seat to younger teammates and play a supporting role.
In the history of the NBA, a player has scored 50 or more points in a playoff game on 51 occasions. How many can you name in six minutes?
Speaking to Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area on Monday at a charity event at the Palo Alto Hills Golf & Country Club, newly extension-eligible Warriors guard Stephen Curry reiterated that he has no desire to leave the only NBA team he has ever played for.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Steph Curry still does not have a wandering eye. The longtime Golden State Warriors superstar Curry spoke this week in an interview with Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area.
The Warriors will be holding their training camp in Hawai’i again this fall, according to a team press release (Twitter link). The Clippers revealed earlier on Monday that their training camp will be held at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa from September 29-October 3.
The Golden State Warriors won just 37 games this past season, and ended the season on a loss in the last game of the Western Conference play-in tournament.
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.
As of August 29, Stephen Curry is eligible to sign at most a two-year, $136.7 million deal, which the Warriors are reportedly happy to offer him at this point in his career, despite his age of 38.
The way the Golden State Warriors handled the Jonathan Kuminga situation is one that definitely did not sit well with many, most prominently with the young forward himself.
Jimmy Butler is about to enter the final year of his contract without knowing if he’ll even be healthy for opening night, and whether he finishes that year in Golden State may come down to a decision he might not have much control over.
We’re here, folks. The best five players of the past 25 years. As mentioned in previous instalments, this list only accounts for a player's post-2000 season career.
After an offseason that looked to be underwhelming for the Golden State Warriors, the front office has finally made moves to bolster the roster. While the team wasn’t successful in its hunt for stars, it still added some pieces that can help complement the group.
Stephen Curry became extension-eligible on Saturday, and he has a number of things to consider with his next contract. For one, he has to decide if he should sign for his full max or take a discount to give the front office more flexibility to make other moves.
The Golden State Warriors haven't had the offseason many expected, and one of their under-the-radar moves illustrates why. The Warriors chose to re-sign 26-year-old big man Charles Bassey this summer after playing six games with the team last season.
Stephen Curry’s future with the Golden State Warriors is now officially in his hands. The extension window opened on Saturday, and the four-time champion can sign up to two more years worth $136.7 million.
The Golden State Warriors only tentatively filled their final roster spots when they signed Georges Niang and Brandon Williams to contracts that were partially and non-guaranteed, respectively.
To preface this article, I’m aware that a ton of people are going to disagree with this Golden State Warriors trade prediction. I’m also aware that many are going to argue it’s not very realistic, but that’s where I disagree. I’ve said it before, but the Warriors don’t look like they’re in any position to rebuild right now.
Draymond Green and Stephen Curry are the faces of the Golden State Warriors, and there's just no getting around that. But that doesn't stop trade talk surrounding Green and his future with, or without, the franchise.
The Golden State Warriors signed Brandon Williams and Georges Niang to fill out the final two spots on their roster. For now.
Georges Niang‘s new one-year, minimum-salary contract with the Warriors is partially guaranteed, Hoops Rumors has confirmed. As long as Niang isn’t waived on or before January 7, he’ll receive his full-season salary of $3,876,529.
Jonathan Kuminga wanted $35M per season in an extension from the Golden State Warriors. He's finally getting realistic about his value.
It has not been a great offseason for the Golden State Warriors, but not all news has been bad as they prepare for their annual team training camp. On the injury front, veteran swingman Jimmy Butler is showing signs of progress that suggest a somewhat imminent return.
Klay Thompson's recent signing with the Miami Heat has reignited discussions about the sharpshooter's place in NBA history.
The Golden State Warriors still need to fill out their roster after missing out on a bunch of their targets this offseason. To that effect, they have just come to terms with Niang on a one-year deal, but this move is actually one that should baffle their fanbase.
The Warriors got their man. And their minivan. Free agent forward Georges Niang has agreed to a one-year, $3.9 million contract with Golden State, according to ESPN.
They could still keep tabs on Davis' situation in the nation's capital.
The Golden State Warriors haven't done much to improve the team this offseason. They're tied to some marginal reinforcements, but they haven't been able to get a big fish after missing out on LeBron James.
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