For many of the elite players in the NBA, the talent jumps off the chart and they start showing signs of stardom early on. This wasn’t the case for Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry, who didn’t break out until his fourth season in the league.
With just 29 days before the Golden State Warriors tip off against LeBron James, Luka Doncic, and the Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com Arena on Oct. 21, the franchise is working to finalize its roster.
Steve Kerr could see what the Houston Rockets were trying to do when they faced them in the first round last season. “On every release, Steph’s getting hit,” he said about Stephen Curry, who at the time was nursing an injured thumb.
The Warriors appear ready to round out their roster — but only after the Jonathan Kuminga standoff is settled. Per Marc Stein of The Stein Line, Golden State is expected to sign veterans Al Horford, De’Anthony Melton, Gary Payton II and Seth Curry once Kuminga makes his decision.
The former lottery pick has held firm during negotiations with the Warriors, seeking the best possible deal in terms of both finances and career flexibility.
The Golden State Warriors have not made a single offseason move to this point. The reasoning for that is they've been in a stalemate with young star forward Jonathan Kuminga.
A Curry brothers reunion might be on its way for the Golden State Warriors. As the Warriors have a handful of roster spots still open with the Jonathan Kuminga saga ongoing, it’s only a matter of time before the Warriors make a number of signings.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry will go down as one of the greatest players to ever play the game of basketball. He is already regarded as the best shooter "god has ever created," as ESPN's Stephen A.
With training camp approaching, the Golden State Warriors are feeling some pressure to figure out what they are doing with restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga.
While Stephen Curry is still playing at his best, the Golden State Warriors are still intent on winning an NBA title. Last season, the Warriors made a significant upgrade to their roster by trading for All-Star forward Jimmy Butler.
The Golden State Warriors will reap the rewards of Jimmy Butler feeling disrespected by the Miami Heat. While the Golden State Warriors haven’t made any signings this offseason, thanks to their poor handling of Jonathan Kuminga’s free agency, they will introduce a new dynamic properly next season.
There are some NBA players whom we know little about other than what they can do on the hardwood. They keep to themselves, focus on their craft, and never let the fans and media see more than is absolutely necessary.
The Golden State Warriors, the premier team of the NBA in the past decade, have the universally loved player in the game in Steph Curry as the face of the team.
Last season, the Golden State Warriors brought in Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline in hopes of sparking a late playoff run. The team posted a 23-8 record after Butler joined, but it was not enough to avoid the play-in tournament.
In a new " Daily Dose of Social Media," the Laver Cup had a luxury guest with the appearance of NBA legend Stephen Curry for the match between Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz, also joining Roger Federer for the official photos.
Draymond Green is preparing for the upcoming NBA season by participating in the Star Street Battle Tournament in Quzhou, China. During the event, Green played against a fan wearing a Jordan Poole jersey.
The Golden State Warriors’ early iterations of championship contending teams saw them accumulate an impressive roster of veterans. Leandro Barbosa was one such vet who meshed perfectly alongside Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston.
Draymond Green gave a Jordan Poole fan a moment to remember Friday during an event held in QuZhou, China. The Golden State Warriors star paid a visit to the Asian nation to participate in a streetball game against two Chinese hoopers.