Golden State Warriors News

For a team that is 12-6, the Warriors look shockingly disjointed. Without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Alfonzo McKinnie, the team has failed to find any sort of rhythm offensively.

The Warriors really miss Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. The defending champions have struggled as of late.

By far McKinnie’s best game of the year cam in Chicago when he dropped 19 points and 10 boards on his hometown crowd. But that accomplishment paled in comparison to something else he did on his trip, buy his mother a house.

The criticism keeps coming, and Kevin Durant keeps responding.

It’s good to see the Warriors return to their lighthearted attitude, especially after losing to the Houston Rockets 107-86.

At least for now, Kevin Durant is done answering questions about Draymond Green.

That was hard to watch. Tonight, a team which redefined the way NBA teams play offense, seemingly forgot how to play offense.

Carmelo Anthony’s stint in Houston is over after just 10 games, the team announced Thursday.

Draymond Green is planning to appeal the $120,000 fine issued to him by the Warriors for “conduct detrimental to the team,” according to Marc Spears of The Undefeated.

Draymond Green spoke to reporters on Thursday, for the first time since his blowup with Kevin Durant on the Warriors bench Monday night. Here are his comments in full.