Golden State Warriors News

After a truly brutal ending to Friday night, the Warriors sought some immediate reprieve for their self-imposed implosion.

Whatever the Warriors were doing in the first half, they quickly forgot about in the second. And then, they laid it all to waste in a last-second collapse.

To say that Megan Rapinoe disagrees with Draymond Green’s recent take on how women are not taking enough action to bridge the wage gap in professional sports would be an understatement.

Depth at the point guard position has been a problem for the Warriors all year, and ever since Shaun Livingston retired two seasons ago.

The Golden State Warriors announced today that Chase Center has been approved to host fans for the team’s remaining nine regular season home games, beginning April 23, when the Warriors face the Denver Nuggets.

After over four and a half illustrious decades working in the NBA, Hall of Famer and Warriors president and chief operating officer Rick Welts will finally call it quits at the end of the season, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski on Thursday.

The Warriors have had a few games stolen from them this season. They finally did the stealing on Tuesday night.

Andrew Bogut used to win titles as a member of the Warriors, now he’s breaking juicy news about the team on a regular basis.

It wasn’t as bad as Friday, but there isn’t much to draw from the 117-111 loss to the Hawks that inspires confidence.

This one wasn’t all that complicated.