After missing out on Zach LaVine who was moved to the Sacramento Kings on Sunday, do the Golden State Warriors have enough ammunition to go out and acquire another All-Star calibre player ahead of the deadline?

In this live stream we discussed the latest reports linking the Warriors to Kevin Durant and LeBron James, plus all other realistic (and unrealistic) options that could be available over the next couple of days!

With Zach LaVine off to the Sacramento Kings, De'Aaron Fox headed to the San Antonio Spurs and Jimmy Butler rejecting them outright, can the Golden State Warriors do anything significant here over the next few days?

Is taking a risk on Zion Williamson their best possible option now ahead of the trade deadline? Do the Warriors really need to consider tanking the rest of the season? Thanks to everyone that contributed to the live stream!

Trying to make sense of the wild Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade...with plenty of differing opinions on who has won perhaps the biggest and most shocking trade in NBA history.

What does it mean for the Warriors? Could they get LeBron James as speculation renews on a possible move to Golden State after this remarkable move? How would Klay Thompson feel having seen the Mavericks trade their best player?

Speculation surrounding a Zach LaVine trade to Golden State continues to gain momentum, with the possibility of the Warriors acquiring the 2x All-Star without giving up Andrew Wiggins.

What would the trade look like? What would it mean for the remainder of this season, and what about Golden State’s payroll moving forward? There’s so many questions to unpack surrounding LaVine on this episode!

Head to YouTube and let us know in the comments whether you want the 29-year-old on the Warriors, and if you’re happy for the franchise to gut much of their depth to make it happen!

Amid trade speculation and their potential to be moved over the next week, veteran pair Andrew Wiggins and Kevon Looney delivered huge performances for the Golden State Warriors in a come from behind 116-109 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder at Chase Center on Wednesday night!

Could you possibly move Wiggins for Zach LaVine or Jimmy Butler given his recent performances? There's plenty of opinions shared as Indiana Pacers big man Myles Turner also arises as a hot topic on this post-game live!

The Golden State Warriors didn’t do it easy on Tuesday night against the Utah Jazz, but came away with a 114-103 victory thanks to a near season-best performance from Brandin Podziemski.

All the reaction to Golden State’s 11-point win, plus the latest on Jimmy Butler and De’Aaron Fox and whether the Warriors could/should acquire either All-Star before the trade deadline.

On this episode we dive into the latest reporting on a potential Nikola Vucevic move to the Golden State Warriors and why it may be a case of who blinks first.

Plus, what the Warrior rotation should look like past the deadline, including why it may be hard to trade Dennis Schroder based on the form of one of his young teammates!

As always head over to the YouTube comments section on YouTube to let me know what you think Golden State should be doing over the next 10 days, and look out for a post-game live after Tuesday's game against the Utah Jazz!

Stephen Curry went scoreless in the second-half as the Golden State Warriors suffered another disappointing 118-108 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center on Saturday night.

There were more positives from the Warrior younger players off the bench, but they couldn’t overcome Steph’s struggles and a huge 36-point, 13-rebound performance from Anthony Davis.

In one of the most surprising and exciting performances of the Golden State Warriors season, rookie center Quinten Post and second-year forward Gui Santos led the hosts to a 131-106 victory over the visiting Chicago Bulls on Thursday night.

So what does it mean for the Warrior rotation now and moving forward once Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga return? What does it mean for Golden State’s trade plans ahead of the February 6 deadline? It’s all unpacked in a huge post-game live episode!

Monday's game between the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics brought a perfect contrast between a beautifully executed roster build and one with significant flaws that must be addressed.

As the Warriors fell to a 40-point blowout loss to the defending NBA champions, the heat goes on Mike Dunleavy Jr. for his failure to build a coherent roster around franchise superstar Stephen Curry.