The Golden State Warriors' range of outcomes for the 2026-27 season feels unusually high for an NBA team. That's because the Warriors have so many player availability question marks.
The Golden State Warriors did not do much to revamp the roster this offseason, but head coach Steve Kerr has spent the summer emphasizing a shift in the team’s approach mentally and tactically.
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It goes without saying that the Golden State Warriors are entering the 2026-27 season under significant duress. With several key rotation players sidelined, the Warriors already have their backs up against the wall.
Throughout NBA history, only 40 players have scored 60 or more points during an NBA regular-season game. How many of the 40 can you name in six minutes?
Steve Kerr isn’t the only one not used to ‘Other Steve.’ What began as a routine halftime concession run at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas turned into a viral sensation when a fan at the preseason basketball game bought $46 worth of snacks for ‘Steve Kerr.’ The only catch?
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.
Unsurprisingly, guard Brandon Williams has made the Golden State Warriors roster. While he was one of just 15 players with a contract on the team heading into the preseason, Williams’ contract included no guarantees.
The Golden State Warriors have not been subtle in their preseason praise of rookie Yaxel Lendeborg. The 14th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft has made a strong first impression with fans, coaches, and his teammates.
The Golden State Warriors will be without Brandin Podziemski for their season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday at Crypto.com Arena. Podz played all 82 games last year, but he's listed as out on the injury report due to lower back soreness.
The Golden State Warriors are scheduled to take on the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday for the 2026-27 season opener. However, it appears the club will have to play that game without Brandin Podziemski, as he’s officially been ruled out with an injury.
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The Golden State Warriors are one day removed from kicking off the 2026-27 NBA season, as they visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m.
Golden State star Stephen Curry is expected to play in the Warriors' season opener against the host Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday after receiving a brief injury scare over the weekend.
The Warriors are where Draymond Green wants to finish his career. But leaving Golden State wouldn’t necessarily mean he’s finished playing. Green, who signed a one-year contract this summer, told Alex Sherman of CNBC that he intends to play beyond this season, even if that means wearing another uniform.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr later told reporters that Steph Curry was “fine” and had only tweaked an ankle. With Golden State opening Wednesday night at the Lakers, even a minor scare is going to get plenty of attention this week.
Could the 2026-27 NBA season be Draymond Green’s final one with the Golden State Warriors? The last few seasons have been a mystery for the Warriors’ forward, especially since he has been the subject of multiple trade rumors.
The Golden State Warriors are approaching the eventual swan song of the trio of head coach Steve Kerr, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. But whenever they opt to ride off into the sunset, Draymond Green in particular believes the Warriors are set for the future with the next face of the franchise already on the roster in rookie Yaxel Lendeborg.
Monday’s Stephen Curry ankle injury update brought reassurance as the Golden State Warriors guard returned to full practice before Wednesday’s opener against the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Warriors expected Kristaps Porzingis to give their frontcourt a different dimension after acquiring him last season. Instead, he is approaching another season on the sidelines, with no clear timeline for his return.
The Warriors will have Stephen Curry for Wednesday’s season opener against the Lakers after an injury scare interrupted his practice Sunday. Curry completed a full practice Monday, and coach Steve Kerr told reporters he will play in Los Angeles, via Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area.
Given his current status, it makes absolutely no sense that the Warriors reportedly turned down trade pursuits for other superstars under the belief that a healthy Butler is better for them.
The last thing the Golden State Warriors need is another injury to their lineup. Golden State is already going to be without Jimmy Butler and Kristaps Porzingis for a good portion of the season, and for a moment on Sunday, it appeared that superstar Stephen Curry was headed for an extended absence himself.
Al Horford has picked out one of the younger players on the Golden State Warriors roster who he hopes will make a difference. At 40 years old, Al Horford is a player who the Golden State Warriors will need to use sensibly this season.
The Warriors have waived guard/forward Dalen Terry, along with training camp invitees Tyler Burton and Alex Toohey, the team announced Saturday. The moves come as Golden State trims its roster ahead of the regular season, with Terry perhaps the most notable departure.
The Warriors plan to waive Dalen Terry, league sources tell Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints (Twitter link). Terry has been on a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract with Golden State for training camp.