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.

Brandin Podziemski’s scorching fourth quarter powered a valiant effort from a shorthanded Warriors squad, lifting them to a win over Nikola Jokić and the Nuggets. With Porzingis and Draymond ruled out late, Al Horford, Gui Santos, Moses Moody, and company stepped up in a major way, delivering the Dubs’ most improbable victory of the season.

With Steph Curry's runner's knee keeping him out at least another 10 days, the Warriors really only have one player worth watching – Porzingis. The Unicorn made his debut against the Celtics and flashed glimpses of what he can bring to impact the team once the roster is healthy.

Brett Siegel revealed new details on the Warriors’ trade negotiations involving Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jaren Jackson Jr., Trey Murphy III, and Kristaps Porzingis. We break down what Golden State’s Plan A, B, and C really were — and what those talks signal about their direction heading into the summer. Plus… the one deal the Warriors probably should have pulled the trigger on.

Down 17 and severely short-handed, the Warriors could’ve folded. Instead, Al Horford and Gui Santos led the charge as the Dubs ripped off an 11–0 run to complete an exhilarating comeback. A reminder that this team still has plenty of fight left.

In a shocking move that no one saw coming, the Warriors traded for Kristaps Porzingis and finally set Jonathan Kuminga free to Atlanta. The Dubs inability to obtain Giannis officially means their two-timeline plan was an absolute failure and the front office needs to be held accountable. But there are silver-linings to be found, which highly depend on Porzingis' health.

With 24 hours until the trade deadline, it appears the Giannis sweepstakes are down to two teams — the Warriors and the Timberwolves (or three, if you count the Bucks holding onto him). We break down where things stand as Minnesota aggressively scrambles to outbid Golden State’s standing offer.