The Golden State Warriors have officially clinched the seventh-seed in the NBA's Western Conference, having held of a second-half fightback from the Memphis Grizzlies to record a 121-116 win at Chase Center.

Plenty to discuss on this post-game live -- the brilliance of Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, the mind-boggling officiating down the stretch, the form of Golden State's younger players, Steve Kerr's rotation, and a quick look ahead to a first-round series against the Houston Rockets.

The Golden State Warriors will have to go through the Play-In Tournament to secure their playoff berth after a heartbreaking 124-119 loss to the L.A. Clippers on Sunday afternoon at Chase Center.

From Draymond Green's painful layup attempt and Buddy Hield's missed three, to the performances of Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, and Jonathan Kuminga's benching amid a controversial rotation, there were so many talking points to go through on this post-game live!

After an uninspiring but comfortable 103-86 win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night, the equation has become very simple for the Golden State Warriors -- win against the L.A. Clippers on Sunday and clinch the sixth-seed, or otherwise fall to seventh and host a Play-In game.

Stephen Curry battled through a slightly concerning thumb issue against the Trail Blazers, but Jimmy Butler (24 points) and Buddy Hield (16) stepped up in the 17-point road win!

The Golden State Warriors have been left stunned by a buzzer-beating game-winning three from Harrison Barnes, with a 114-111 San Antonio Spurs victory at Chase Center dropping the hosts to the dreaded seventh-seed in the Western Conference standings.

After one of their worst losses of the season, the Warriors will now have to beat the Portland Trail Blazers and L.A. Clippers, and hope other results go their way in order to avoid the dreaded Play-In Tournament and secure a playoff berth.

On a huge day of NBA games and news, the Golden State Warriors handled business with a dominant 133-95 victory over the insipid Phoenix Suns at Footprint Center on Tuesday night.

While the L.A. Clippers and Memphis Grizzlies also won, the Warriors were done a favor by a stunning fourth-quarter collapse from the Minnesota Timberwolves in Milwaukee. Plenty to discuss on a huge post-game live, including Denver's shock decision to fire their coach and GM, plus more debate on who the Warriors should prefer in a first-round playoff series!

A chance to jump into outright fourth in the Western Conference standings has gone begging for the Golden State Warriors, having had their five-game winning-streak snapped in a 106-96 loss to the Houston Rockets at Chase Center on Sunday.

Stephen Curry's disastrous performance and Golden State's 20 turnovers may have been the biggest factors in the game, but it's Steve Kerr's rotation patterns that could be of most intrigue ahead of the postseason.

The Golden State Warriors faced a daunting back-to-back against the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets, yet exited with two of their most impressive wins of the season to continue growing their playoff credentials.

With Stephen Curry in red-hot form after a mammoth 125 points in the last three games, and Brandin Podziemski taking multiple steps towards future stardom, is it time to start talking about the Warriors as legitimate championship threats?

Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga were huge in the first-half, before another epic battle broke out between Stephen Curry and LeBron James in a massive game between the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com Arena.

After emerging with a 123-116 win, the Warriors could now draw even closer to the third-seed if they can return home and claim victory over the Denver Nuggets in the second night of a back-to-back on Friday!

If the upcoming back-to-back wasn’t already big enough for the Golden State Warriors, the stakes only grew further thanks to the Denver Nuggets’ decision to rest all their key guys on Wednesday night.

On this episode, a deep look at the current West standings, plus why tomorrow’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers might show us the real Jimmy Butler, and why it may change the narrative surrounding the Warriors’ playoff chances.

After going without a field-goal last time out in Memphis, Stephen Curry responded with a mammoth 12 threes and 52 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 134-125 win over the Memphis Grizzlies at FedExForum.

Curry wasn’t the only Warrior veteran to be a defining factor, with Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green also pivotal as the visitors leave Memphis with the fifth-seed now in hand!