The Golden State Warriors are at home on Wednesday night as they host the San Antonio Spurs in a Western Conference matchup. Golden State enters Wednesday’s game with a 36-39 record after losing on the road to the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night.
It's been a trying year for Draymond Green. The 36-year-old is posting the worst plus/minus of his career, and the Warriors could finish under .500 for just the second time in his 14-year tenure.
Even Stephen Curry was willing to accept a future without Draymond Green if it meant upgrading the Warriors into contenders again. That reality surfaced after a new report revealed just how seriously Golden State explored a blockbuster move for Giannis Antetokounmpo at the trade deadline.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
Draymond Green has always been an emotional player. When the Golden State Warriors were winning, whether it was a record-setting 73 games in the regular season or four NBA championships over an eight-year period, Green’s fiery personality helped ignite the Warriors.
Longtime Warriors forward Draymond Green holds a $27.7MM player option for the 2026/27 season, giving him the ability to opt out of his contract and test the unrestricted free agent market in search of a change of scenery.
Draymond Green shared his thoughts on Patrick Beverley’s recent exchange involving Dwyane Wade, calling parts of it outright hilarious. The situation stems from Beverley’s comments comparing his shooting ability to Wade, which quickly gained traction online.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The Golden State Warriors got some good news on Steph Curry on Tuesday. The former back-to-back MVP has reportedly made significant progress in his recovery from a lingering knee injury.
Warriors star guard Stephen Curry is targeting Sunday’s game against the Rockets for his long-awaited return to action, The Athletic’s Sam Amick and Nick Friedell report.
Kristaps Porzingis has been on a heater for the Golden State Warriors of late. The former All-Star big man is finally getting his groove following his mid-season blockbuster trade from the Atlanta Hawks.
The Golden State Warriors may pursue Kawhi Leonard and LeBron James ahead of a huge offseason poised to reshape the roster. After another rollercoaster season, Golden State is reportedly weighing major moves this summer to strengthen its championship window.
The Warriors idea is easy to picture. Whether it makes sense is another question. According to Tim Bontemps and Dave McMenamin of ESPN, the Warriors remain one of the more intriguing possibilities for LeBron James this offseason.
Things have not been easy for the Golden State Warriors this season. Life in the NBA’s Western Conference is never easy, but everything that could go wrong has for the Warriors.
Golden State Warriors forward Kristaps Porzingis may have already made up his mind on whether he wants to remain with the franchise. Porzingis can become an unrestricted free agent this summer, but has had major praise for the Warriors since being traded there.