The Suns’ Kevin Durant is now 35 years old, and six years removed from a showdown with LeBron James in the 2017 NBA Finals. Durant’s Warriors got the better of the Cavaliers in that series, adding to Durant’s career 9-5 record against James in the Finals. Recently the Suns’ new culture was evident in training camp practices. Phoenix Coach Frank Vogel clapped back at defensive doubters ahead of the 2023 opening game this month. On Wednesday, leaked audio and video footage resurfaced from the 2017 Finals showing Durant and James in an argument over something KD allegedly said to then-Cavs coach ..read more

The Golden State Warriors will be led by a roster of veteran players in 2023-2024 that has the potential for another NBA championship ring. Warriors coach Steve Kerr and new GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. wanted to return the franchise to its once proud tradition of ‘Strength in Numbers,’ and they believe they have done it now that Jordan Poole has been shipped out of town. Lakers legend Mychal Thompson had an ‘All-Star’ prediction for his son Klay, the Warriors’ star shooting guard. Warriors fans are hoping that Chris Paul can be the new addition that puts them over the top, and there are three major r ..read more

After failing to win back-to-back championships this season, the Golden State Warriors could avenge their second-round exit by taking home the NBA In-Season Tournament trophy. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Chris Paul and the rest of the Warriors are hungry to prove that they still have it. What better way to do that than win a high-stakes tournament like the NBA’s newest project? The 2023 NBA In-Season Tournament will take place early in the regular season. The Warriors belong in the West Group C along with the Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Min ..read more

So much for Draymond Green losing his clout in the Golden State Warriors’ locker room after his preseason punch to Jordan Poole. The Warriors put together perhaps their finest performance of the season on Friday at Chase Center, beating the New York Knicks 111-101 in a wire-to-wire victory. The biggest story from a true team effort in every sense of the phrase was Klay Thompson, who showed signs of breaking out of an early-season slump with 20 points on 8-of-16 shooting—the first time he’s shot 50% or better in 2022-23. After the game, Thompson revealed that a players-only meeting on Friday mo ..read more

When Stephen Curry hit the “Night Night” celebration late in their Game 6 win over the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals, he knew the game was over. And it was definitely an awesome moment for the Golden State Warriors star. In a recent interview with Nick DePaula of Boardroom, Curry opened up about his “Night Night” celebration in the 2022 playoffs. Aside from discussing how it started, he also shared his experience on doing it against the Celtics in their closeout game for the Larry O’Brien trophy. Curry didn’t hold back his excitement as he described the moment and how it felt to do his sig ..read more

It looks like Draymond Green is happy that he and the Golden State Warriors will be playing Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies on Christmas. When it was revealed that the NBA has scheduled a Warriors-Grizzlies game for Christmas, Morant quickly took to Twitter to tell Green that they got what they wanted. Dray, in response, gave all the credit to the youngster before extending an invitation for him and the Grizzlies to have dinner after their showdown. “That’s the power of your voice Young! Let’s goooo! Bring the fam to the crib for dinner after,” Green wrote on Twitter. While there is some ..read more

The Golden State Warriors have now won four of the last eight NBA Championships, having reached the NBA Finals six times. When you become so accustomed to winning, sometimes it’s hard to remain humble. But that has never been a strong suit of Draymond Green’s anyway. The outspoken four-time NBA Champion took to Twitter Sunday and dropped a take that might have set the mic on fire. I’m watching the 98 Bulls vs Utah in the Finals… I can’t help but notice our 2017 team would’ve beaten these Bulls by a dub and these Jazz by 40 if they’re going to play these brands of basketball. And that’s why i ..read more

Since 2009, Golden State Warriors and NBA fans have indulged in watching Stephen Curry shine on the court. At 34 years old, he just won his fourth NBA Championship and first NBA Finals MVP. Curry shows no signs of slowing down as he prepares for his 13th season in the league. And, according to ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins, he isn’t going to for a very long time. The former NBA player predicts that Stephen Curry has roughly eight-to-ten years of prime basketball to play. “In his prime, I would say another eight to ten years. Look, when I look at Steph Curry, I think of Steph Curry, as far as longe ..read more

Few athletes in the history of sports have inspired and silenced crowds quite like Stephen Curry. No player in the league elicits more euphoria from home fans than the Golden State Warriors superstar, and his exploits as an arena-hushing heel were on epic display during Curry’s 43-point masterpiece against the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Clearly, Curry relishes the on-court attention that accompanies his status as an all-time great. Just because he’s so confident and comfortable playing hero and villain in the NBA, though, doesn’t mean that attitude extends to hosting the ESPY ..read more

Owner Joe Lacob and general manager Bob Myers definitely aren’t the only ones who have high hopes for the Golden State Warriors’ next generation. Before the Warriors’ Las Vegas Summer League game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday, promising sophomore forward Jonathan Kuminga was asked what it’s like to be on the court with third-year big man James Wiseman. Though they only just played their first game together last week in Sin City, Kuminga is already dreaming of a decade-plus partnership with Wiseman—one that would no doubt mean the extension of Golden State’s dynasty. “Playing wi ..read more