Ask the NBA’s biggest superstars which skill they would steal from a peer, and the answer keeps coming back to Stephen Curry. In a league video released Oct. 24 as part of its American Express NBA Tip-Off content, 19 players said they would take Curry’s shooting, the most votes for any skill named. The record […]
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Hayes scores 13 critical points in the second half as Golden State evens the WNBA Finals and heads home to San Francisco.
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The Phoenix Suns (0‑1) head into a showdown with a severely depleted Golden State Warriors (0‑2) on Saturday night in Phoenix. After a historic opening‑night loss in Portland, Devin Booker calls it a “wake‑up call” and the Suns want a response. The Warriors are without Stephen Curry (right‑knee management), Al Horford, Brandin Podziemski and several others, with Draymond Green listed doubtful. Phoenix also deals with absences, including Mark Williams and Oso Ighodaro. Key to a Suns win: improve the three‑point shot, generate early rim touches and move the ball better to avoid the contested mid‑range game that cost them in Portland. The game starts at 7 p.m. AZ time and streams on Suns+.
The Golden State Warriors face the Phoenix Suns Saturday night at 7:00 PM PT in Phoenix, with the game streaming on NBA TV and NBC Sports Bay Area. Both teams enter the matchup missing key backcourt pieces: Steph Curry and Brandin Podziemski sit out for Golden State, while the Warriors try to spark backup Brandon Williams. The Suns will rely on Devin Booker, Jalen Green and Miles Bridges. The article notes the Warriors’ recent 111‑108 loss to Memphis after a blown 12‑point lead and highlights what to watch – Williams’ expanded role and the Warriors’ need for backcourt scoring. Projected starters are listed for both squads.
Updated Warriors injury report paints a bleak picture for tonight's battle against the Suns.
The Golden State Warriors have reportedly put Kristaps Porzingis on the trade block despite his ongoing battle with POTS, and have reached out to the Milwaukee Bucks about a swap for Myles Turner. The Bucks, who are not believed to be interested in Porzingis, could demand draft assets to offset Turner’s $26.6 million cap hit compared with Porzingis’ $20 million salary. Turner, a veteran leader in Milwaukee’s post‑Giannis rebuild, posted 11 points, five rebounds and three assists in the Bucks’ 112‑105 opening‑night loss to the Washington Wizards, where Anthony Davis exploded for 34 points. The deal faces luxury‑tax constraints and roster timing concerns for both clubs.
The Phoenix Suns (0-1) could remain without guard Luke Kennard for Saturday night’s home opener against the Golden State Warriors (0-2) as they attempt to bounce back from a disappointing start to the 2026-27 NBA season. Phoenix listed Kennard as questionable with left knee tendinopathy on its latest injury report Saturday afternoon. The veteran guard […]
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During the Warriors’ home opener on Oct. 24, 2026, a camera caught a handsy couple in the Chase Center just before the footage cut away. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors squandered a 12‑point lead, losing 111‑108 to the Memphis Grizzlies after a 17‑0 run in the final 3:47 minutes. Stephen Curry and rookie Brandin Podziemski missed key corner threes, and Memphis rookie Cam Boozer sealed the win. Coach Steve Kerr described the collapse as “an avalanche,” noting that a few missed shots cost the game.
The Golden State Warriors opened the 2026‑27 season with a 101‑89 preseason win over the Lakers, but the blog warns a looming 0‑3 start could signal a deeper decline. Citing five past 0‑3 starts, only the 2007‑08 squad recovered to a winning record, and the author argues the current roster—five players over 30 and missing key pieces like Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler—faces a “doom loop” without major moves. With back‑to‑back games in Phoenix and a tough road stretch ahead, a 0‑6 start appears likely, making the team’s future outlook grim despite occasional hope from randomness.
Golden State beat Atlanta 67-62 in Game 4 at State Farm Arena to tie the WNBA Finals 2-2. The Dream had 18 turnovers, 14 before halftime.
The Phoenix Suns must overhaul effort and execution before facing the Golden State Warriors, says analyst Dillon Brooks. After a disastrous season opener in Portland—falling behind 21-0 and shooting just 15‑of‑36 from the Suns’ core trio (Booker, Brooks, Green)—the team’s frontcourt depth is tested with Mark Williams and Oso Ighodaro out. Coach expects bench players Khaman Maluach and Drew Timme to step up and for the rotation to improve communication, energy, and togetherness. The upcoming home opener against the Warriors is a chance for Phoenix to prove those lessons stick and avoid early deficits that let Golden State dictate the pace.
Warriors The Warriors may want to trade Kristaps Porzingis, but getting another team to send back someone who can help? Well, that’s where things get complicated. According to Sean Deveney of Heavy Sports, Golden State might have to absorb an unwanted contract, attach a first-round pick or potentially do both to move Porzingis. His uncertain […]
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The Warriors’ late 12-point lead vanished amid missed chances and bad breaks against the Grizzlies, overshadowing Lendeborg’s first double-double.
Warriors rookie forward Yaxel Lendeborg doubles down on his critique of Lakers star Luka Doncic, saying “he’s not Michael Jordan” during a locker‑room interview before Golden State’s game against the Phoenix Suns. Lendeborg admits his earlier trash talk—spurred by a 127‑105 season‑opening loss to the Lakers—may have gone too far, but he refuses to back down. The feud adds spice to the upcoming Warriors‑Lakers rematch next week. Meanwhile, the Warriors sit 0‑2 heading into Saturday’s 7 p.m. PT contest with the Suns, seeking their first win of the 2026‑27 season.
The Warriors led by 12 with less than four minutes left. They had Stephen Curry on the floor and their first win within reach. Then, as Curry put it, “pretty much everything went wrong.” Golden State missed its final nine shots and surrendered a 17-0 run in Friday’s 111-108 home loss to the Grizzlies. The […]
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Stephen Curry praised Ty Jerome’s development after the Memphis Grizzlies guard scored 28 points against the Golden State Warriors in a 111-108 win on Friday, October 23. “He’s obviously gotten a lot better since he was here,” Curry said. “He was a great player when he was here, but he’s got a full green light […]
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Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr called out the officiating following his team's 111-108 home loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday.
Will Richard again saw limited minutes on Friday, leaving the young guard at risk of going down the same Golden State Warriors path as Trayce Jackson-Davis.
The Warriors face a back‑to‑back showdown Saturday vs. the Suns without their starting backcourt. Brandin Podziemski hurt his back during Friday’s 111‑108 loss to Memphis and will likely sit, while Stephen Curry, after dropping 24 points, says he’ll probably miss the game. Expect De’Anthony Melton and Gary Payton II to log heavy minutes. Coach Steve Kerr blames eight mishaps and illegal screens for the collapse against the Grizzlies. Meanwhile, Al Horford warns that Kristaps Porzingis’ indefinite absence forces Draymond Green, himself and young prospects like Graham Ike and Charles Bassey to step up. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg vows to keep his trash‑talking antics alive after a verbal spat with Luka Doncic.
The Golden State Warriors could sure use Kristaps Porzingis right now. With the big man out indefinitely, they have fallen to 0-2 after a disastrous 111-108 defeat at home to the Memphis Grizzlies. The Dubs looked to be in control as they were up 12 with just under four minutes left in the fourth quarter. […]
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Draymond Green is already making the kind of mistakes that will lead him to being traded by the Golden State Warriors before February's deadline.
Draymond Green did not need long to find Zach Edey. Against the Grizzlies, the four-time champion renewed his rivalry with the 7-foot-4 center, adding another chapter to a history that already includes the Sabonis stomp, the Gobert chokehold, and the Nurkic shove. The intensity put Green in the spotlight again. With 9:45 left in the […]
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Rookie Cameron Boozer ignites a comeback as the Memphis Grizzlies edge the Golden State Warriors 111-108 in San Francisco on Oct. 23, 2026. After a 2‑for‑15 debut, Boozer erupts for 25 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals, shooting 6‑13 from the field, 4‑7 from three and perfect from the line. He sparks a decisive 17‑0 run and nails the game‑winning jumper with 20 seconds left. Coach Tuomas Iisalo praises the 19‑year‑old’s all‑court impact, noting his rebounding, playmaking and defensive instincts that transcend typical rookie stats.
Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg isn't backing down from his comments about Luka Dončić after the Los Angeles Lakers' season-opening victory on Wednesday.
The Bay Area sports media landscape is celebrating the memory of someone who gave life to the fanbase. The Warriors, Giants, and A’s community was left with a big void after the passing of veteran sportswriter Michael “Wags” Wagaman. To keep his memory alive, the Golden State Warriors placed a touching monument at Chase Center […]
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