The Golden State Warriors are embarking on the 2025-26 campaign without one of their most beloved familiar faces, after the New Orleans Pelicans acquired
Malcolm Brogdon’s sudden retirement caught just about everyone off guard. According to James L. Edwards III and Fred Katz of The Athletic, the veteran guard had been penciled in for a rotation spot and a real role under coach Mike Brown.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The New Orleans Pelicans made waves throughout the 2025 NBA offseason, and even though they have received some criticism for their roster moves, there is certainly some optimism about what is to come.
This offseason, the New Orleans Pelicans had an interesting approach, as they seemingly attempted to get younger, while still putting together a roster that can potentially make some noise in the Western Conference.
Two players who helped bring the Larry O’Brien Trophy back to the Bay in 2022 are writing new chapters together in New Orleans, both under 30, both with something left to prove.
The Golden State Warriors haven't made a move to improve their roster since free agency started. The Warriors lost one of their best players in Kevon Looney, who signed a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
The Golden State Warriors' offseason has been a whole lot of nothing, to keep it simple. After making a deadline deal to acquire Jimmy Butler from the Warriors, the only additions the team has made since then is drafting Alex Toohey and Will Richard in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Kevon Looney has been one of the Golden State Warriors’ stalwarts over the last decade, but the team appears to have alienated him with how they handled him during the playoffs.
The Golden State Warriors have had a rocky start to their roster-building project this offseason. With Kevon Looney, a three-time champion with the team,
Kevon Looney looks like he is ready to put his boots up on your new suede couch. Looney, who recently agreed to terms with the New Orleans Pelicans in free agency, officially signed his new contract with the team on Monday.
After officially closing the door on his Golden State chapter with a heartfelt tribute on Sunday, recent New Orleans Pelicans acquisition Kevon Looney introduced himself to fans in The Big Easy with a short message.
Kevon Looney's decision to leave the Golden State Warriors in favor of a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans sent shockwaves throughout the league last week.
The Golden State Warriors built their championship teams around a few superstars, but it was their role players that truly made them a dynasty. In their 2022 championship run led by Steph Curry, the Warriors got plenty of help from their supporting cast, including 6-foot-9 center Kevon Looney.
Former Golden State Warriors star Kevon Looney is set to leave for the New Orleans Pelicans, so what’s next for both teams? Read on to find out the latest on the rather bittersweet situation.
Kevon Looney’s long run with the Golden State Warriors is coming to a close. The veteran big man has agreed to a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Veteran center Kevon Looney has spent his entire 10-year NBA career with Golden State, but he will be a free agent this summer after earning $8MM in 2024/25.