The Golden State Warriors are looking to add some veteran depth for the 2024-25 NBA season. Anthony Slater of The Athletic reported that the team has

Little has five years experience in the NBA, he spent his first four years with the Portland Trail Blazers before moving to Phoenix for the 2023-24 season. At 6-foot-5, he has good size for his position and can provide some much-needed slashing and off-ball defense for Steve Kerr's roster.

As has become September tradition, the Golden State Warriors’ practice facility is currently filled with high-energy scrimmages on a regular basis, mixing roster guys with younger players and

Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga kept it real when discussing his contract situation ahead of possibly hitting free agency.

With a promising three-year start, Jonathan Kuminga could be on the verge of a breakout season in the NBA. Whether or not it will happen with the Warriors is anyone's guess and Kuminga himself seems unsure of where his path might lead.

A fake Warriors trade featuring Ben Simmons went viral after ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski announced his retirement.

T he Golden State Warriors have been hesitant to make a trade this NBA offseason that would land Steph Curry an established co-star. Still attempting thread the needle between max

According to Dan Favale of Bleacher Report, one potential trade that could make sense for Golden State is swapping Andrew Wiggins for Zach LaVine. The Chicago Bulls are reportedly keen to part ways with the two-time All-Star and he would provide additional ball-handling and scoring to the Warriors roster.