For as long as Steve Kerr has been a head coach in the NBA, he's had the opportunity to be alongside Steph Curry. Kerr and Curry's connection is one of the rarest in the NBA, especially in a league that has as much coaching turnover as it does.
There is a lot to like about today's NBA, but a big criticism of the league is that it has gone too soft. A lot of former players have expressed their displeasure about the lack of physicality, and Gary Payton II was asked on the Jaxxon Podcast if those comments were unfair.
With the Steph Curry era winding down, it makes sense for the Golden State Warriors to try to build the best team around him while the window is still open.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr recently offered a rare, in-depth look at the cultural foundation behind Phil Jackson’s famed triangle offense,
Steve Kerr has seen a lot of great basketball games. He played alongside Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls and has coached Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant on the Golden State Warriors.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has been involved in a fair few momentous games over the years. Kerr has nine NBA championships to his name as a player and coach, but his pick for the greatest game he's ever been involved in was on the international stage.
There have been countless moments where Stephen Curry faced his younger brother, Seth Curry, in the NBA. The two have very different paths to the league.
Sometimes you can recognize greatness before it happens. There are hints of it brewing, but it doesn’t always take form right away. Jordan Crawford saw that during his very brief period on the Golden State Warriors in 2014.
No team in the NBA is more stuck right now than the Golden State Warriors. The team has been dealing with a Jonathan Kuminga elephant in the room in the problem for months, and now it's impacted them so much that their free agency has been in limbo.
As the 2025-26 season approaches, one team that continues to be in the news is the Golden State Warriors. This is mainly due to the ongoing saga between them and restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga, which has caused them to miss out on multiple free agent targets this summer.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has nothing left to prove in his NBA career. A four-time champion, 11-time All-Star, two-time league MVP, NBA Finals MVP and the league's all-time leader in 3-pointers, Curry has done it all.
The Golden State Warriors’ offseason continues to revolve around one question. Namely, what happens with Jonathan Kuminga? Golden State currently has just nine players signed to standard contracts, and the Kuminga standoff is slowing the rest of its roster moves.
An anonymous former NBA player had some interesting things to say about Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green while talking with Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area. Poole says the former NBA player is now an analyst.
Jimmy Butler is in the middle of his first offseason as a member of the Golden State Warriors. On Wednesday, the six-time NBA All-Star made a post to Instagram (from China).