Joe Lacob and Peter Guber agreed to buy the Golden State Warriors on July 15, 2010. The $450 million price set an NBA record at the time. Robert Sarver previously held the record.
The Golden State Valkyries have set a new standard for successful women’s sports team ownership, grossing the $100 million revenue mark in just their second season of existence.
Golden State Valkyries owner Joe Lacob played an integral role in ensuring the WNBA and NBA could figure out a way to ensure the Atlanta Dream host Finals games in State Farm Arena.
It’s only been 16 years since Joe Lacob led an investment group that, using an exploding offer, shockingly purchased the Golden State Warriors for $450 million.
How many of the NBA scoring champions since the NBA/ABA merger can you name in five minutes?
Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob defended the organization’s relatively quiet offseason amid criticism from fans frustrated by its inability to land another star, emphasizing the importance of continuity and avoiding unnecessary roster moves.
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.
There’s no doubt that Steve Kerr is outspoken about politics, and Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob knows he can go “a little far” with his takes. Speaking to the San Francisco Chronicle, Lacob discussed his head coach sharing his views on politics.
When Valkyries owner Joe Lacob assembled the Valkyries, he had only one goal in mind: the WNBA title. That resonated with head coach Natalie Nakase. Now, leading in the semis, the franchise is closer than ever to the title. Just 20 minutes into the interview process, Lacob made his expectations clear to Nakase.
The Golden State Valkyries entered the WNBA semifinals with something to prove against the Las Vegas Aces. With three regular-season meetings and three wins, the Aces had spent the 2026 campaign making clear just how wide the gap still was between an established championship programme and a second-year expansion franchise.
Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob has firmly shut down persistent speculation about Stephen Curry’s long-term future. During an appearance on The TK Show, he dismissed trade rumors and narratives suggesting Curry might leave as outright fabrications.
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.
The Golden State Warriors haven't added a single veteran to a team that went 37-45 last season. Yet their owner can't understand the "negativity" of the fans.
Several teams entered the offseason with a clear idea of their roster needs and how they could make the necessary upgrades. While the Golden State Warriors
Stephen Curry has never publicly hinted at wanting out of Golden State. Even after roster shakeups, failed pursuits of star talent and another offseason filled with questions about the Warriors’ championship ceiling, the four-time NBA champion has continued to tie his future to the franchise.
The camera may have caught the Golden State Warriors’ brain trust at a bad time during Tuesday’s NBA Draft.
Since Joe Lacob became the Golden State Warriors owner in 2010, the Dubs have made 12 first-round picks. Their hit rate on these picks has been inconsistent to say the least.
The Warriors are still swinging, even if the record says otherwise. At 29-27 in late February, this hasn’t been the season anyone in the Bay envisioned.
Golden State is going through a bit of an organizational crisis right now.
Golden State Warriors players have raised questions about coach Steve Kerr's offense. Now, the team owner is piling on as well.
A frustrated Warriors fan emailed Joe Lacob after Golden State's loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday, and Lacob actually responded on Monday. Let's go over what the fan and Lacob said and what it means for the Warriors.
Many theories surfaced when Kevin Durant reportedly turned down a reunion with the Warriors at the trade deadline.
The Golden State Warriors were at the forefront of the Lauri Markkanen sweepstakes this summer, but didn’t get a deal done.
The writing apparently wasn't just on the wall regarding Klay Thompson's departure from the Golden State Warriors.
Golden State Warriors GM Joe Lacob doesn't seem like he wants to switch coasts.
With Stephen Curry turning 37 next March, the Warriors are under immense pressure to maximize the final few years of his prime.
When asked to comment on the nixed trade, Joe Lacob stressed that he won't allow his franchise to become a middling team not competing for titles.
The Golden State Warriors’ salary-cap situation has not looked so golden of late.
The San Francisco Bay Area is filled with passionate fans of women's basketball. They may get a professional team as early as 2025.
Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob said that he needed convincing before clearing the team's trade of James Wiseman to the Detroit Pistons.
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