History says Warriors have reason to be wary despite encouraging hot streak
The Golden State Warriors have played really well in their last six games, but that doesn't mean there aren't things they can continue to improve upon.
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Ayesha Curry Is Getting Blasted For Kissing Another Man On Camera [VIDEO]
Ayesha Curry, wife of Warriors star Steph Curry, faces a social-media firestorm after a clip from her new Roku holiday film, *Second Chance Holiday*, shows her kissing co‑star Matthew Daddario. Former NFL running back LeSean McCoy sparked the backlash on the Speakeasy podcast, questioning why a married actress would share an on‑screen kiss, while co‑host Emmanuel Acho defended it as acting. Ayesha responded on X, calling the criticism “annoying” and noting the kiss isn’t real. Steph Curry publicly supported his wife’s debut lead role, echoing his pride in her acting career.
Warriors' Yaxel Lendeborg Surprises His Mom with New House in Heartwarming Video
Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg started out his NBA career by buying his mother a house.
Is Draymond Green playing tonight? Warriors vs. Magic injury report
The Warriors host the Orlando Magic on Saturday, but Draymond Green remains questionable with right elbow inflammation. Listed as a Q on the NBA injury report, Green is averaging 3.0 points, 7.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds in seven games. Golden State sits 6-3 and hopes to secure a seventh win, though his availability is still uncertain. The Warriors have six players sidelined, while Orlando lists five injuries, including outfielders Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs. All eyes will be on Green’s status before tipoff.
Warriors trading for Myles Turner would be a blind bet they can't afford
The Golden State Warriors trading for Myles Turner would be a blind bet on the veteran center finding form on a playoff-level team.
Obscure ex-Celtics big is filling in decently well for Kristaps Porzingis
Kristaps Porzingis may never play for the Golden State Warriors again, but Boston Celtics alum Charles Bassey has been filling in well. He's not replicating Porzingis' numbers, but he's making an impact on a team many thought was done.
Warriors still have time to bring Klay Thompson home after latest reunion admission
The Golden State Warriors still have time to bring Klay Thompson home after the five-time All-Star admitted he still thinks about a reunion.
Inside the Suns: Maluach, Bridges, impact of the Suns’ strength of schedule
In this Inside the Suns deep dive, the Fantable roundtable debates rookie center Khaman Maluach’s minutes after coach Jordan Ott limited him to 4.9‑minute fourth‑quarters against Denver and Golden State and 10.3 MPG in first halves. Panelists note his rawness, thinness at center, and the need for gradual development versus the Suns’ defensive struggles that contributed to losses. They also discuss the impact of a healthier Deandre Oso, the absence of Mark Williams, and whether Ott should mix younger players like Maluach, Cam Fleming and Koa Kahler into larger roles amid a tough schedule.
LeBron James’ Awful Night in Cleveland, Trae Young Gets Booed, Cavs Lose $20K & More From NBA Cup Games (6th Nov)
The NBA roundup highlights LeBron James’ surprisingly quiet 8‑point return to Cleveland as the Cavs beat the 76ers 119‑95, sparking boos from fans upset over his Philly signing. Two Cavaliers fans also wow the arena by sinking back‑to‑back half‑court shots, each winning $10,000. Luka Dončić erupts for 53 points, including a 62‑foot buzzer‑beater, in the Lakers’ 124‑118 win over Portland despite a technical foul. Trae Young’s first game back in Atlanta sees a 139‑132 Wizards loss, with boos coming from the venue’s notorious “Sixth Man” section while the broader crowd shows respect. The story also teases Bronny James’ explosive G League debut and a heartwarming moment from Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg.
Spurs blow out lowly Kings in first NBA Cup game of the season
The San Antonio Spurs extend their six‑game win streak with a 124‑109 triumph over the Sacramento Kings in the season’s first NBA Cup matchup. Victor Wembanyama shines, posting 30 points, 14 rebounds and two blocks in 26 minutes despite a mid‑game ankle tweak that briefly sidelined him. Sacramento struggled to protect the paint, allowing Wemby easy finishes, while Spurs guard Devin Vassell facilitated the offense with precise passing. The victory lifts San Antonio to second place in Group C with a +15 point differential, just behind Golden State. The Spurs aim for an eighth straight win against the Portland Blazers on Saturday.
Watch Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg surprise his mom with new house
Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg surprises his mother, former Dominican Republic player Yissel Raposo, with a brand‑new house in his debut YouTube video. The 23‑year‑old, the No. 11 pick in the 2026 draft, has already averaged about 21 points per game, matching Wilt Chamberlain with a career night against the LA Clippers and posting 17 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals in a 120‑100 win over the Miami Heat. His surge has helped Golden State rebound to a 6‑3 record after an 0‑3 start. The heartfelt gift underscores the family support behind his rapid NBA rise.
Warriors give Giannis Antetokounmpo a reason to second-guess his Heat choice
The Golden State Warriors might have given Giannis Antetokounmpo reason to regret his decision to join the Miami Heat with Thursday's dominant victory.
Warriors should refuse to overpay for Jalen Smith despite interest
The Golden State Warriors should refuse to overpay for Jalen Smith despite their reported interest in the Chicago Bulls big man.
It’s time for Basketball: San Antonio Spurs at Sacramento Kings
The San Antonio Spurs face the Sacramento Kings Thursday night in an NBA Cup showdown at 9:00 PM CT. After a razor‑thin 112‑111 win over the Mavericks, highlighted by a 52‑point explosion from Victor Wembanyama, the Spurs sit on a six‑game streak but must broaden their rotation and develop rookies like Carter Bryant and Tarris Reed. Sacramento, coming off their first win of the season, will be motivated at home following a quirky pre‑game laser‑pointer promotion that delayed the start. A Spurs victory could tie them with Golden State for the early West Group C lead.
Warriors Star Kristaps Porzingis Announces Shocking Decision Amid Trade Rumors After Sudden Disappearance
Golden State Warriors forward Kristaps Porzingis announces he is stepping away from basketball to prioritize his health, ending a season that began with a two‑year, $40 million deal. After missing training camp and being listed ‘indefinitely’ out, Porzingis confirmed he is dealing with POTS, though the team and player have not publicly disclosed the diagnosis. The Warriors have stopped his salary payments, guaranteeing only $3 million for next season, and are now positioning him as a trade chip, fielding interest from the Bulls, Bucks, and Pelicans. Milwaukee’s Myles Turner and New Orleans’ Herb Jones are among the rumored targets.
Player Grades from Heat’s latest loss shows concerning trend from this 1 key player
The Miami Heat unravel in the second half of Thursday’s loss to the Golden State Warriors, surrendering a 38-23 third‑quarter run after a tied halftime. While the team limits Stephen Curry early, the post‑break collapse highlights a worrying decline in a key player's performance, as detailed in the latest player grades. The analysis pinpoints the slump and its impact on the Heat’s prospects moving forward.
Warriors’ Draymond Green gets important injury update for Magic game
The Warriors host the Orlando Magic Saturday night, but Draymond Green is listed as questionable with right elbow inflammation. The 36‑year‑old, averaging 3.0 points, 7.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds this season, could miss the 8:30 PM ET game in San Francisco. Golden State sits 6‑3 overall and already has six players on the injury report, including Gray Payton II and Gui Santos. The Magic also grapple with five absentees, notably Paolo Banchero and Jonathan Isaac. Updates on Green’s status will be provided as they become available.
Suns’ Jordan Goodwin doubtful, Rasheer Fleming questionable vs. Rockets
Jordan Goodwin has missed the Suns’ past two games after suffering an injury in the first half of Monday night’s loss to the Golden State Warriors.
Warriors trading for Wendell Carter Jr. makes too much sense to ignore
The Golden State Warriors trading for Wendell Carter Jr. makes too much sense for they and the Orlando Magic to ignore.
Warriors Rout Heat 120-100 Behind Curry’s 29-Point Night
The Golden State Warriors dominate the Miami Heat 120-100 at Chase Center, sparked by Stephen Curry’s 29 points and a 38‑23 third‑quarter surge that turned a 10‑point halftime deficit into a 20‑point lead. Draymond Green dishes out a game‑high 11 assists while the Warriors shoot 53% and out‑rebound the Heat 50‑32 in the paint. Miami’s Giannis Antetokounmpo adds 20 points and 14 rebounds, but the loss drops the Heat to 3‑6. The victory extends the Warriors’ winning streak to six and keeps them a game behind the Lakers in the Pacific Division.
Will Richard is steadily finding his role in this new-look Warriors rotation
The Golden State Warriors need as many viable contributors as they can get, and Will Richard is steadily proving himself as one in 2026-27.
Draymond Green Calls Kristaps Porzingis “Spoiled Milk” as the Warriors Say They’ve Moved On
Draymond Green told The Athletic that the Golden State Warriors have moved past Kristaps Porzingis, dubbing the suspended big man “spoiled milk.” Green said the team isn’t waiting for Porzingis to return and that coach‑approved players like Charles Bassey and rookie Graham Ike are getting minutes. He noted GM Mike Dunleavy told the squad to focus on playing while front office sorts out Porzingis’ $20 million paycheck hold and his health issues, as the Warriors continue to win.
Andrew Wiggins gets real on rough start to Heat season
The Miami Heat stumble to a 3-6 record after a 120-100 loss to the Warriors, and veteran wing Andrew Wiggins admits his start has been rough. After a strong preseason (14.3 points on 60.6% shooting), he’s now averaging just 8.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.7 assists while shooting 40.8% overall and 29.7% from three in nine games. Defensive lapses against the Mavericks' Cooper Flagg and Luka Doncic have added pressure, prompting Wiggins to focus on fundamentals. Teammate Bam Adebayo backs him, noting both are adjusting to new roles as the Heat prepare for Saturday’s matchup with Sacramento.
Warriors’ Kristaps Porzingis announces he’s stepping away from basketball
Warriors forward Kristaps Porzingis (31) announces he is stepping away from basketball to focus on his health, posting a statement on X that he is not at the performance level he expects. He did not label it retirement nor reveal the specific issue, and gave no timeline for a return. The team has halted his salary since he missed training camp, and he and the NBPA do not plan to contest the move. Porzingis says he will cooperate with Golden State to find a resolution. The Warriors continue a six‑game win streak with Draymond Green filling the center role.
Report: ‘Frustration’ is building for Giannis Antetokounmpo, Heat
After a 120-100 defeat to the Golden State Warriors on Thursday, Giannis Antetokounmpo skips his post‑game media session, a rare move that signals mounting frustration for both the star and the Miami Heat. The Athletic’s Sam Amick highlights the silence as a telling sign of growing discontent within the roster as the Heat struggle to recover from the loss.
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