Golden State Warriors News

Young is now the 13th player the Warriors have under contract (or who will soon be under contract) for next season. With JaVale McGee and Zaza Pachulia both still unsigned, it is expected that the final two roster spots will be filled with centers.

Omri Casspi is the latest move that has made the rest of the league shake their heads in sorrow. The Warriors inked the nine-year veteran to a one-year, $2.1 million deal on Tuesday.

The Warriors re-signed Stephen Curry to a super-max contract, and also brought back free agents Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, Shaun Livingston and David West on new deals. One player that the defending champions have not re-signed yet is center JaVale McGee, whose value on the free agent market remains uncertain.

Warriors fans will be happy to know that Durant is reportedly taking even less than people guessed he would – nearly $10 million less than his max salary.

With Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston returning to the fold with new contracts in hand, the Warriors have now turned their attention to signing free agents outside of the team to help improve their already stacked roster. One name that has reportedly appeared on the Warriors radar is former Lakers’ shooting guard Nick Young. Young […]

If it was up to Andre Iguodala’s son, the 33-year-old former Finals MVP would’ve had a rather seamless free agency. Though Iguodala did end up deciding to re-sign with the Warriors rather quickly after free agency began, the fact that he considered and met with other teams may have upset his son, who had no interest in leaving the Bay Area, just a bit.

Reports from Adrian Wojnarowski on Sunday indicate that veteran guard Nick Young has already generated interest from the Warriors.

This is Myers’ talent: each player on the roster is stimulated by different messaging, different communication. Myers has learned individual personalities enough to know what they — and their agent– want to hear.

After fielding multiple meetings with other teams on Saturday, Andre Iguodala has agreed to a three-year, $48 million deal with the Warriors, as first reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Iguodala confirmed he’d be returning on Twitter shortly after.

The Warriors will meet with Andre Iguodala in Los Angeles on Saturday and offer him a three year deal, according to what sources have told Marcus Thompson of the Bay Area News Group.