Steph Curry plans to sit down with LeBron James to discuss playing together in Golden State. Would this be good for the Warriors? How would they build a team around them? Would it change their draft strategy at all? And most importantly, could they contend for a 5th ring?

Should the Warriors draft a guard? They have so many needs, they may just have to take the best available player at 11. We look at three very different guards that could give the Dubs the boost they need in the near and long term.

Steve Kerr signed a 2 year extension, which means the Warriors will continue to try to contend in the Steph Curry twilight era. What does that mean for their 2026 draft? We look at 4 draft targets who may be able to help the Dubs in the coming seasons.

We do a deep dive on whether the Dubs should bring Steve Kerr back or let him go. Then we make predictions on player extensions and options.

Two of the all-time greats turned back the clock and rewarded Warriors fans with some magic as they knocked out the Clippers in the 9/10 play-in. Curry blew past his minutes limit and willed the Dubs back from several double digit deficits with heroic shot making. And Draymond Green showed why he's the great defensive player of this generation with a dominant performance on Kawhi Leonard.

The NBA is a better place when Steph Curry is on the court. After 27 games out, the Warriors are finally exciting and fun again. Steph dropped 29 points in 26 minutes and almost brought the Dubs back from a double digit deficit against Kevin Durant and the red-hot Rockets.

We mourn Moses Moody's gruesome knee injury and hope for the best. Then we try to lighten the mood and make the argument for Bleacher Report's claim that Steph Curry is the purest scorer in NBA history.

It's hard to identify rock-bottom when your franchise is in a free fall. The Warriors must be getting close after being swept in a back to back set by the tanking Jazz and Bulls. Even worse is the horrific choke job by the Dubs blowing an 8 pt lead with 90 seconds left.

The shorthanded Golden State Warriors once again went into Houston and came out victorious. It didn’t matter that they were down Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, Kristaps Porziņģis, and Moses Moody. Kevin Durant was neutralized all night by Draymond Green, and eventually missed two huge free throws in overtime, sealing the win for Golden State.

The Warriors dropped to 5-12 without Steph and Jimmy and it's tough to find many reasons to be excited about this team. The Dubs are full of hard-playing role players, but without stars — and without young upside — there’s just no spark.