While the Golden State Warriors are still in contract talks with restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga, they reportedly finalized an agreement with one of their top offseason targets.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry is so popular that financial executives would have been much happier allegedly funding an illicit scheme to circumvent the NBA’s salary cap through him than someone like Kawhi Leonard, according to new texts.

The Warriors will open their season against Luka Doncic, LeBron James, and the Los Angeles Lakers. Golden State is looking to build on last year’s campaign, which ended in the second round of the playoffs against the Houston Rockets after Stephen Curry suffered an injury in Game 1 that sidelined him for the rest of the series.

If the Warriors can stay healthy and they can find a resolution to Kuminga's current standoff, they will undoubtedly be a threat in the upcoming season. Steve Kerr should use the early part of the season to find ways to manage his veteran stars' minutes, too, especially as they will be needed at full strength during the postseason.

Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green opened up about what it would mean to earn his 10th All-Defensive Team selection this season.

With NBA media day officially underway in Golden State, Draymond Green confirmed Jonathan Kuminga's stance on returning to the Warriors.

The Golden State Warriors have made a key roster move with a versatile guard, adding depth and balance before the new season.

After the Sacramento Kings spent a while at the top of the potential destinations for Golden State Warriors' free agent Jonathan Kuminga, sign-and-trade talks b

The business of basketball just got three Warriors players. No, not one of them is Jonathan Kuminga. None of the names are Curry, Green or Butler. It’s not a u-turn on Al Horford, Gary Payton II and De’Anthony Melton.

Horford checks every box. Even in his age-38 season in Boston a year ago, Horford still played at a borderline All-Defense level. He's shot over 39% from 3-point range since returning to Boston in 2022.

The Golden State Warriors have signed forward Alex Toohey and guard Pat Spencer to two-way contracts, the team announced today. Toohey, originally selected by the Phoenix Suns with the 52nd overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft,