Chet Holmgren, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft last season by Oklahoma City, has played exceptionally well this summer. Despite not playing in the Association last season because of a right foot injury, he may be more NBA-ready than 7-foot-5 French phenom Victor Wembanyama, the No. 1 overall pick by the San Antonio Spurs in the 2023 draft.
First-year general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr.'s first official act as head basketball decision-maker for the Golden State Warriors was jettisoning home-grown guard Jordan Poole for future Hall of Famer Chris Paul.
The Warriors have tried to quickly retool this roster into a smarter and more consistent group than last season. However, there's still one glaring hole that must be addressed.
Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks and Mikal Bridges of the Brooklyn Nets elevated their games to new heights during the 2022-23 NBA season. Who could be the breakout candidates for the 2023-24 season?
The Golden State Warriors and first-year general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. are entering one of the most pivotal offseasons during the team's dynastic era.
With four months to go until another NBA season begins, we highlight three teams who could break out in 2023-24.
Three NBA teams that could have brilliantly-bright futures.
The Phoenix Suns and new owner Mat Ishbia shocked the basketball world Sunday, trading for All-Star Bradley Beal to establish the NBA's next Big Three. Despite the understandable excitement, questions remain.
After taking a 1-0 lead and stealing home-court advantage over the Phoenix Suns in the playoffs, Kawhi Leonard suffered a meniscus tear and missed the remainder of the playoffs. The Clippers went on to lose the first-round series in five games.
The Denver Nuggets claimed their first NBA championship in franchise history with a decisive 4-1 victory over the Miami Heat, and Nikola Jokić was named Finals MVP, cementing himself among basketball's all-time greats.
The Golden State Warriors are approaching a crucial juncture in its dynasty era, facing an offseason riddled with questions. Sticking with the status quo would be a mistake.
Here are three potential targets for the Warriors this offseason.
On "The Draymond Green Show" on Monday, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was on as a guest and seemed to send a veiled message critical of players Jonathan Kuminga and Jordan Poole.
After a 4-2 defeat in the Western Conference semifinals to the Los Angeles Lakers and departure of longtime GM and president of basketball ops Bob Myers, the Golden State Warriors enter an offseason of uncertainty. Here are four Warriors players whose stock is either rising or falling.
With All-NBA-caliber players Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, complemented by a formidable ensemble of role players, Denver presents a huge challenge for any opponent.
One-time NBA champion head coach Doc Rivers is a finalist for Phoenix's head-coaching vacancy. The Suns, though, should take a pass.
NBA analyst Mike Greenberg of ESPN believes the Celtics can become the first team in NBA history to overcome a 3-0 playoff deficit.
While Jokic continued his spectacular play in Denver's sweep of the Lakers, he had a teammate more deserving of the series MVP award.
The Eastern Conference Finals haven't gone the way the Celtics had hoped, and Tatum should be taking more of the heat for their performance.
This season's playoffs made it clear Golden State's Klay Thompson is no longer a reliable No. 2 option on a championship-caliber team.
It's unfair to solely judge Butler based on his regular-season performances. In the playoffs, he ascends to another stratosphere.
It's entirely fitting that global sensation Victor Wembanyama landed with the San Antonio Spurs.
With only a few bumps in the road, the Denver Nuggets have practically steamrolled their way through the first two rounds of the Western Conference playoffs, largely due to the exceptional performance of two-time MVP Nikola Jokić. Darvin Ham had a funny response when asked about trying to defend the big man.
The Golden State Warriors' championship repeat aspirations ended Friday with a 122-101 loss in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Los Angeles Lakers. With 14-year veteran Steph Curry's contending window closing, the front office must make changes and adjustments.