On Wednesday afternoon, the Minnesota Timberwolves hit the floor on the road against the Atlanta Hawks for a New Year’s Eve game. The Timberwolves got behind the eight ball early in this one, falling behind by as many as 27 points in the first half, and never getting closer than 14 in the second.
The NBA All-Star break is rapidly approaching, and with it comes the annual debate over who truly deserves a spot on the league’s biggest stage. One of the loudest questions this year centers around LeBron James and whether his name will be called when the rosters are announced.
Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green weighed in on the fight between Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams, and New Orleans guard Jose Alvarado, with an intriguing take on the matter.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
The Brooklyn Nets’ front office was lambasted following a historic 2025 draft. Fast forward six months, and the team is in the midst of the NBA’s most dramatic turnaround, with several rookies playing critical roles.
Draymond Green has had numerous battles with Michael Porter Jr. over the years. However, Monday’s Golden State Warriors-Brooklyn Nets matchup had a different feel.
The Brooklyn Nets couldn't quite close 2025 with a win, suffering just their fourth loss of December to the Golden State Warriors, 120-107 at home. The team will finish what has been an incredibly fun month of hoops with a surprising 7-4 record, as well as the best defensive rating of the month (105.4).
As speculation continues around whether the Golden State Warriors could pursue a blockbuster trade for Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis, NBA analyst Zach Lowe expressed significant skepticism about the feasibility of such a move, pointing to roster fit and financial realities as major obstacles.
Playing on Christmas Day isn’t the gift some might expect it to be, according to Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green. The NBA veteran recently explained his perspective on the league’s holiday tradition on his podcast, the ‘Draymond Green Show’.
Brooklyn Nets superfan Bruce Reznick, aka Mr. Whammy, has been distracting opposing players at the free-throw line at home games for years, and he was at it again on Monday.
The NBA has always considered Christmas Day to be their defacto start of the regular season, with the best teams in the league always being showcased for a national audience.
One of the most popular Christmas Day traditions for basketball fans is watching the league's best teams and players competing against each other from the comfort of their own homes.
Draymond Green recently made headlines yet again for something aside from his performance on the basketball court. The former Defensive Player of the Year faced scrutiny following his heated altercation with head coach Steve Kerr.
Draymond Green’s jersey number has always carried meaning. The Golden State Warriors star has revealed the real story behind why he wears No. 23, and it goes deeper than a simple tribute.
The Golden State Warriors have a Draymond Green problem. Defenses know he's not a good three-point shooter, so they leave him open. Defenses also know he's not a great play finisher, so they don't fear him as a driver or a roller.
Draymond Green earned himself a unique $4.23 million milestone that will define his reputation as a player. Draymond Green has long been known for his fiery persona.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and forward Draymond Green have moved past their tense sideline exchange. The Green-Kerr incident overshadowed the Warriors' 120-97 win over the Orlando Magic on Monday night.
Draymond Green is widely regarded as the heart and soul of the Warriors organization. For over a decade, he has been a constant anchor of the Warriors’ defense and their emotional engine.
Draymond Green’s mini-Antonio Brown moment this week may have been a while in the making. The Golden State Warriors veteran forward Green made headlines on Monday night by walking off the bench after a heated exchange with head coach Steve Kerr.
The Warriors got back to even ground Monday night, blowing out Orlando by 23 to climb to 15-15. On the surface, it was exactly what they needed. Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler did their part, combining for 47 points.
For over a decade, Draymond Green has been indispensable to the Golden State Warriors. But the combination of his erratic behavior and the team's success with Green out makes the prospect of a Warriors team without their defensive leader much easier to imagine.
Tonight, the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Orlando Magic, but something odd happened. With 8:31 left in the third quarter, during a timeout, forward Draymond Green seemed to go to the locker room and didn’t check into the game for the rest of the game.
Draymond Green got heated in Saturday’s game between the Golden State Warriors and the Phoenix Suns. The former Defensive Player of the Year got ejected in the second quarter of the game after a contentious sequence that led to Green being forced to leave the playing court after receiving two technical fouls in quick succession.
While Green still makes an impact on the defensive end, it's a smaller impact than he used to, while he's having his worst offensive season of his career.