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!

A career-high seven 3-pointers from Brandin Podziemski helped the Golden State Warriors explode out of a recent offensive slump in a 148-106 victory over the San Antonio Spurs.

It was a near-perfect outing for the Warriors, but a re-aggravated ankle injury for Jonathan Kuminga is a concern ahead of Tuesday’s huge matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Despite a huge build up to Jimmy Butler’s first game back in Miami, the Golden State Warriors fell meekly in a 112-86 blowout loss to the Heat at Kayesa Center.

The offensive woes again proved Golden State’s reliance on Stephen Curry, with Butler struggling and no Warrior player scoring more than 15 points as the team shot less than 40% from the floor and a paltry 23.7% from 3-point range.

Jonathan Kuminga had a team-high 16 points for the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, yet found himself benched for the entirety of the fourth as the visitors fell to a 124-115 defeat to the Atlanta Hawks.

While Kuminga’s playing time is a talking point, it’s the Warrior defense and first-quarter struggles that proved the difference in the nine-point loss.

Jimmy Butler’s second triple-double with the Golden State Warriors has helped the hosts to a 117-114 victory over the Toronto Raptors at Chase Center on Thursday night.

However, the result was overshadowed by a scary fall for Stephen Curry in the third-quarter, with the 2x MVP exiting the game and not returning in what the Warriors are calling a pelvic contusion. All Golden State fans now await an update on Curry's MRI in what could be a season-altering diagnosis.

Jimmy Butler delivered perhaps his best performance for the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, leading a Stephen Curry-less offense in a 104-93 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.

While Butler controlled the offense, Draymond Green put on a defensive masterclass as the Warriors suffocated Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard and company.

As good and as important as the win is, it wasn’t all positive in the aftermath as the performance of Jonathan Kuminga drew plenty of criticism.

Despite entering without 3x MVP Nikola Jokic, star guard Jamal Murray and a third key starter in Christian Braun, the Denver Nuggets rolled into Chase Center and produced a stunning 114-105 shock victory over the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.

Where did it all go wrong for the Warriors, and did they make a mistake even before tip-off? Can they now respond against the Bucks in what's suddenly an even more important second night of a back-to-back on Tuesday?

Steve Kerr has become the winningest coach in Golden State Warriors history, with his team staving off the New York Knicks in a low-scoring, playoff-like game at Chase Center on Saturday night.

Stephen Curry led the way for the Warriors with 28 points, five rebounds and seven assists, but it might have been the continued excellent form of Moses Moody that grabbed the most attention as the hosts ground out a three-point win.

There were plenty of question marks ahead of Jonathan Kuminga's return to the Golden State Warriors, but they were emphatically answered on Thursday night as the talented forward went for 18 points in just 20 minutes as the hosts demolished the visiting Sacramento Kings 130-104.

What does it once again say about Kuminga's individual potential, and of course that of the team as the Warriors move to 13-1 with Jimmy Butler in the lineup? Plenty of positives to get through on this post-game live!

After a 31-game absence following a severe ankle sprain, Jonathan Kuminga will make his return to the Golden State Warriors when they host the Sacramento Kings at Chase Center on Thursday night.

What can we expect from the talented young forward, and what may Steve Kerr's rotation look like upon Kuminga's return and once off a minutes restriction?