Sooner rather than later, the undermanned Warriors were going to feel Stephen Curry’s absence. Up against the injury-ridden 76ers, the Curry-less Golden State Warriors hit an unexpected franchise low.
The Golden State Warriors suffered one of their most humiliating moments of the Steve Kerr era on Thursday night. They posted a shockingly low 10 points in the first quarter of their game against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Steve Kerr has given an update on Stephen Curry’s injury, and it doesn’t sound like the Golden State Warriors can count on him returning in the near future.
Former Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers made some interesting comments in one of his final press conferences that showed how Steve Kerr is limiting the franchise.
Even without Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler for most of the game, the Warriors put up a fight against the top-seeded Thunder. A lot of the credit for it goes to Pat Spencer’s energetic second half.
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As the Golden State Warriors took on the Oklahoma City Thunder in a thrillingly close game, one thing stood out. Jonathan Kuminga sat at the end of the Warriors’ bench on Tuesday, watching the team’s dogfight with the defending champions unfold without him, as he was subbed out for the entire fourth quarter.
The Golden State Warriors took another stumble on Wednesday night. Without their best player, the Dubs fell prey to the powerhouse Oklahoma City Thunder,
The Oklahoma City Thunder are continuing to prove that last season’s championship was no fluke, as they hold the league’s best record at 20-1 entering their game against the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday.
The shorthanded Golden State Warriors may be in for more trouble. With Stephen Curry injured, the Golden State Warriors are in a complicated situation right now, especially keeping their early-season struggles in mind.
The Golden State Warriors entered the Chase Center last night with a lot of questions surrounding them. But the most important one was: How will they fare without Stephen Curry against New Orleans?
The Golden State Warriors haven’t had the best of starts to this 2025-26 season, as they are currently eighth in the West with a 10-10 record. While Draymond
In a recent segment of the NBA’s Coaches Corner with analyst Tim Legler, Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr breaks down the impact All-Star Stephen Curry truly has on opposing defenses.
The Golden State Warriors have been inconsistent this season, getting out to a 10-10 start. The Golden State Warriors are coming off a 104-100 loss to the Houston Rockets and to make matters worse, Stephen Curry got injured.
The Golden State Warriors have been inconsistent on both ends of the floor to open the 2025–26 season. To make matters worse, point guard Steph Curry is set to miss the next week of action after suffering a right quadriceps injury in Wednesday’s loss to the Houston Rockets.
The Golden State Warriors ended their three-game losing streak by beating the Utah Jazz 134-117 on Monday night. Having started the season strongly, the Warriors have fallen to eighth position in the Western Conference standings after their recent run.
The Golden State Warriors drew the ire of head coach Steve Kerr during the first quarter of the game against the Utah Jazz on Monday night. With the Warriors’ poor defensive effort leading to an easy bucket for Jazz guard Keyonte George, Kerr could be seen walking onto the court furiously after calling a timeout.
Injuries are a coach’s worst nightmare, and for an aging roster like the Golden State Warriors, they are bound to give Steve Kerr sleepless nights. His team has had a rough start to the season, facing a tough schedule with most games on the road.
Without their three best players, the Golden State Warriors (9-8) couldn't muster enough offense in a 110-96 loss to the Miami Heat (9-6). The Warriors actually had the lead at the end of three quarters, but the Heat used a dominant fourth quarter to pull away.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said he is “very concerned” that the NBA’s blistering pace combined with an 82-game schedule is playing a role in the surge of soft-tissue injuries around the league.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is sounding the alarm on a troubling trend affecting the league that could potentially worsen down the line.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr promised lineup changes before Wednesday’s game at San Antonio and then unveiled a starting five that didn’t include Jonathan Kuminga.