Golden State Warriors News

Bay Area professional sports teams including the Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, Oakland A’s, San Jose Earthquakes, San Francisco Giants, San Jose Sharks and the Golden State Warriors today announced a collective donation of $450,000 to support North Bay fire relief efforts.

If you’re watching Warriors’ games from home this season, you’ll see a new face conducting interviews and offering sideline analysis.

Klay Thompson and the Warriors plan to do something to help victims of the North Bay fires.

After Nick Young showed up to Golden State Warriors’ training up out of shape, Marcus Thompson told Tolbert & Lund he believes Patrick McCaw could eventually take his place.

Although their 2017 championship erased memories of their loss in the NBA Finals the year before, it was not enough to wipe away the Warriors’ disappointment of leaving their 73-win season without a title. Steve Berman told Ryan Covay he believes the Warriors can not only win the Finals this season, but also push for 74 wins.

With already two titles under their belt and an All-Star core that is locked in for at least two more seasons, the Golden State Warriors have set themselves up to become potentially the most dominant dynasty since the Chicago Bulls of the early 90s.

Though their new San Francisco arena is yet to be completed, the Golden State Warriors have already made a bid to host the NBA All-Star Game, according to a report by Chris Haynes and Mac Spears of ESPN on Friday. The Chase Center, which is scheduled to open in time for the 2019-20 season, will […]

The Athletic’s Marcus Thompson published an excerpt from the upcoming paperback edition of his Stephen Curry biography Golden on Thursday, that included an interesting, and somewhat shocking nugget, that owner Joe Lacob kicked around the idea of not offering the two-time MVP a max contract this offseason.

NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA is scrapping the East against West format for its All-Star Game and will have captains pick teams this season.

On Monday’s podcast with KNBR Warriors Insider Marcus Thompson and Tim Kawakami of The Athletic Bay Area, Klay Thompson indicated that he might be willing to take less than the maximum on his next contract if it would help keep the Warriors together.