Yaxel Lendeborg has surprised many fans with the way he has started his rookie season, but his NBA 2K27 rating isn’t quite to his liking. Lendeborg is much older than most NBA rookies, having played college basketball for six seasons before making his way to the league.
The Golden State Warriors were involved in a thriller against the Orlando Magic. Steve Kerr’s men dominated the first half, winning the first quarter by 12 and the second by four, thus going into the break with a 16-point lead.
Bill Simmons has declared Stephen Curry is “so so so back” after the Golden State Warriors star produced another outstanding performance in their overtime win over the Orlando Magic.
Stephen Curry's three-point play with 1:38 left in overtime put Golden State in front for good, his driving hoop 44 seconds later gave him a 41-point night and the Warriors downed the short-handed Orlando Magic 126-119 on Saturday night in San Francisco.
Even without Jimmy Butler, Kristaps Porzingis, and Moses Moody, the Golden State Warriors are more than holding their own this season. In fact, as winners of seven straight games, the Warriors now rank among the top four in the West despite many counting them out.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
Steph Curry is playing fewer minutes. Opponents probably wish he were doing a little less with them. The Warriors star scored 41 points in Saturday’s overtime win over the Magic, recording his 16th game of at least 40 points since turning 35.
Steve Kerr has revealed that he exchanged messages with Kristaps Porzingis after the Golden State Warriors centre announced he was stepping away from basketball indefinitely.
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.
Bill Simmons has seen enough. After Stephen Curry torched the Orlando Magic in the Golden State Warriors’ 126-119 overtime victory on Saturday night, the longtime NBA commentator and founder of The Ringer made his feelings known in all caps.
Coach Steve Kerr’s Golden State Warriors battled the Orlando Magic at Chase Center in San Francisco that led to an altercation between Georges Niang and Wendell Carter Jr.
The Golden State Warriors superstar may be nearing the final chapter of his illustrious career, but the veteran sharpshooter continues to prove that he remains a dominant force in the NBA this season.
The Golden State Warriors face an important trade decision as they continue winning without Jimmy Butler. Golden State has won six consecutive games after an 0-3 start, with Stephen Curry leading the way despite several key injury absences.
As of publication, the Golden State Warriors held a double digit lead over the Orlando Magic late in the second quarter on Saturday evening, but the game had a little bit of fireworks to start off.
The Golden State Warriors are moving forward without Kristaps Porzingis as they prepare to face the Orlando Magic on Saturday. The center has yet to play this season because of an undisclosed health issue, leaving his future with the franchise uncertain.
Draymond Green is making his thoughts on his teammate Kristaps Porzingis very clear. The Golden State Warriors star Green spoke this week in an interview with Sam Amick of The Athletic.
Although they’ve had this sort of start multiple times in the last few seasons, this year feels a little different because of the surrounding circumstances.