Golden State Warriors News

Nearly two months before the start of training camp, 14 of the Warriors’ 15 roster spots are filled for the 2017-18 season. The man reportedly on the bubble is 2015 first-round pick Kevon Looney, and while Golden State might be on the hook for $1.4 million next season after picking up his option, the time has come to part ways.

While Warriors players have been prominent in China this offseason, they hadn’t made much of an impact with fans in Europe. That is, until Draymond Green found out one of his biggest fans in the world lives in England.

As the 2017-18 season approaches, Warriors center JaVale McGee is staying in shape by playing pick-up. We know this because McGee has been posting his highlights on Twitter, complete with his stats and a fire soundtrack.

Stephen Curry completed his first ever round in a professional golf tournament on Thursday, shooting a 74 (four over par) putting him 10 strokes back of the leader in the Ellie Mae Classic on the Web.com Tour.

Marcus Thompson of The Athletic told Murph & Mac Thursday that Looney could very well be on the way out due to his injury history and inconsistent play.

  NBA social media was set ablaze this weekend when video surfaced of Steph Curry imitating LeBron James’ workout routine in dance form, while attending ex-teammate Harrison Barnes’ wedding Saturday. The clip immediately went viral, especially because LeBron’s current teammate, Kyrie Irving, can be seen laughing at Curry’s impression in the background. Irving reportedly asked […]

After spending four years as a massively underpaid superstar, Curry cashed out last month on a super-max deal worth more than $200 million. But in a recent interview with The Athletic’s Marcus Thompson, Curry revealed that he did ask Myers and the rest of the Golden State front office if he could do anything financially to help keep the team together.

The shooting guard has agreed to a one-year deal with the New Orleans Pelicans, according to The Vertical’s Shams Charania.

After going 16-1 in the postseason en route to a second NBA title in three years, the Warriors entered the 2017 offseason with a number of question marks. More than half of their team was about to hit free agency, including both Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, and important veteran role pieces Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston in limbo.

With all the success he’s had on the court, Steph Curry has decided to try his hand in a different athletic venue this summer, as he is set to make his golf tour debut. Curry will play against pro players in the Ellie Mae Classic, an event on the Web.com Tour (a feeder circuit for the PGA Tour).