Stephen Curry's 40 points powered the Golden State Warriors to a comeback victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday, with the 2x MVP leaving the NBA world stunned with his ridiculous 3-pointer at the end of the first-half. 

Jimmy Butler looked more aggressive in an equal Warrior career-high 25 points, and Quinten Post bounced back after a rough game in New York on Tuesday. Plenty of positives to discuss as the Warriors now prepare for a seven-game home-stand!

The Golden State Warriors have moved to 9-1 with Jimmy Butler, overcoming an eight-point half-time deficit to down the New York Knicks 114-102 at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.

Stephen Curry was once again the star of the show with 28 points, seven rebounds and nine assists, but he had a number of helpers as the Warriors continued to push their case as a potential contender in the Western Conference!

A second-half surge from Buddy Hield has helped the Golden State Warriors overcome the Charlotte Hornets despite some injury concerns at Spectrum Center on Monday.

The 119-101 victory pushes the Warriors up to the sixth-seed in the Western Conference standings, with all eyes now set on who may be available for Tuesday's second night of a back-to-back against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

The Golden State Warriors have had their five-game winning-streak snapped on Saturday night, falling 126-119 to the Philadelphia 76ers 126-119 at Wells Fargo Center.

The 76ers' role players torched the Warriors, headlined by a career-high 44 points from fourth-year wing Quentin Grimes. Who is to blame from a Golden State perspective, and how much should we be disappointed in the result given Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga were both out?

A 56-point explosion from Stephen Curry has helped the Golden State Warriors to their fifth-straight win following a comeback victory over the Magic in Orlando on Thursday.

The 2x MVP was obviously a huge talking point following the game, but so too was rookie center Quinten Post as the seven-footer provided notable impact after starting in the second-half!

The Golden State Warriors continued their excellent form with a blowout victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night.

It’s their defense that may be the most impressive aspect following the Jimmy Butler trade, having ranked first in the league over the last seven games. A deep look into that plus a focus on Kevin Knox and his future, along with what we could see from Jonathan Kuminga amid a potential return later in the week.

The Golden State Warriors celebrated Andre Iguodala's jersey celebration with another dominant win, taking down Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks in a 126-102 victory at Chase Center on Sunday.

It's their third-straight win since November 15, with the team and individual positives continuing to flow on both ends of the floor. Earlier on Sunday the Warriors also reportedly made a roster move, signing Australian point guard Taran Armstrong to a two-way contract!

The Golden State Warriors have got off to the best possible start following the All-Star break, delivering a near-perfect 132-106 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center on Friday.

With four 20+ point scorers on the night, there were a host of positives for the Warriors who were brilliant on both ends of the floor. It's certainly hard to contain the excitement as we dive into where this Golden State team could get to on this post-game live!

As the Golden State Warriors prepare to resume their season against the Sacramento Kings on Friday, we take a look at everything you need to know from the state of the roster, the remaining schedule, what the rotation should look like, and plenty more!

Is Draymond Green onto something in terms of the Warriors rising into championship contention, or was that just an outrageous and unrealistic All-Star break take?

On this episode I’m joined by Mat Hanifan of Hot Hot Hoops to get a Miami Heat perspective on the blockbuster Jimmy Butler trade.

After discussing All-Star weekend and ideas to fix the format, we get into initial reactions to the Butler deal, where the Warriors could get to with the 6x All-Star now in the mix, and the expected roles for Andrew Wiggins and Kyle Anderson as they begin their tenure with the Heat.

Thanks to Matt for coming on — you can find his work at Hot Hot Hoops and a number of other publications. Just give him a follow @mph_824_ on X/Twitter!