The Golden State Warriors pummeled the Orlando Magic in the second half Monday night, 120-97. What were a few of our takeaways?! Let's dive into it! Basketball can be a funny game, can't it?!
Draymond Green and fouls go hand in hand in the NBA. The Golden State Warriors veteran has a reputation of sorts for being ‘notorious’ on the court. Interestingly, though, when he’s kept off the floor, the Dubs play better.
Stephen Curry wasn’t pleased with how the Steve Kerr and Draymond Green altercation overshadowed the Golden State Warriors’ night. Stephen Curry admitted his frustration after an internal dispute dominated headlines following what he felt was one of the Golden State Warriors’ most complete displays of the season.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The Orlando Magic couldn't keep up with the Golden State Warriors on Monday, as they suffered a 120-97 loss. Magic's head coach Jamahl Mosley gave an explanation of the team's shortcomings after the game.
Stephen Curry went for a game-high 26 points, Quinten Post contributed three hoops to a 19-2 flurry bridging the third and fourth quarters, and the Golden State Warriors ran away from the Orlando Magic for a 120-97 victory Monday night in San Francisco.
The Golden State Warriors defeated the Orlando Magic in what was easily their best performance of the season. The Golden State Warriors got a crucial 97-120 win against the Orlando Magic to go 15-15 in their first 30 games of the NBA season.
Never too high, never too low. Don't let emotions take over. Control what you control. Coach speak becomes commonly used phrases in the sports world for a reason; for every kernel of corny, there's a nugget of truth.
For the first time in over a decade, the Golden State Warriors are being forced to imagine life without their gravitational center. As Stephen Curry’s eventual retirement looms, uncertainty has crept into a franchise built on stability, titles, and continuity.
Take Stephen Curry out of the picture, and the Golden State Warriors are left grasping for breath. Seems a bit harsh, right? But even you, that’s reality.
If you thought the Golden State Warriors were finally ready to fade into the sunset and let the next generation take over, Curry has some bad news for you.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry explained his mindset after Saturday’s 119-116 win over the Phoenix Suns. Speaking to the media after the game, Curry described his calm late-game approach as “mental warfare,” especially in pressure moments.
The Golden State Warriors entered the season hoping to return to title contention behind Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler. But through 29 games, the team sits below .500 and has struggled with consistency on both ends of the floor, barely staying above .500 in games against teams from their conference (11-10).
The Golden State Warriors’ ownership and front office are finally panicking, and it’s a good thing. After all, the Golden State Warriors currently have an abysmal 13-15 record during the 2025-26 NBA season.
Every NBA superstar was a fan of the game first. The joy of watching your favorite player ball out stays with you, even after you make it to the league.
Curry is perhaps the most complete and efficient scorer in the NBA right now, and the fact that he's doing that while averaging just 5.4 free throws per game is even more impressive.