Andrew Bogut

Tonight felt like a flashback to a simpler time. Granted, Andrew Bogut last played with the Warriors in just 2016, but Bogut’s time with the Warriors feels much further removed than the fewer than three years it’s been.

Only Andrew Bogut would return to the NBA, join the two-time reigning champs, start in his first game back, and laugh when he’s told about it.

Bogut’s visa situation is cleared, but Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said it didn’t make sense for Bogut to meet the Warriors on their current road trip after flying across the world.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr joined Tolbert and Lund to discuss the team’s recent reunion with former Warrior, Andrew Bogut.

During Wednesday’s shootaround, Warriors All-Star forward Draymond Green and Steve Kerr talked about the return of Andrew Bogut to the team, who was officially re-signed by Golden State on Wednesday afternoon.

The Golden State Warriors have signed center Andrew Bogut to a contract, the team announced today. Per team policy, terms of the agreement were not released.

Warriors beat writer Connor Letourneau appeared on Murph & Mac Monday morning to talk about how the deal came to be as well as what the role and impact will be for the big man moving forward.

The Warriors intend to re-sign Andrew Bogut once he receives a letter of clearance from his Australian league team, the Sydney Kings, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.

Lasry told The Athletic that the Warriors initially wanted to trade Stephen Curry, not Monta Ellis, for Andrew Bogut in March of 2012, but that Milwaukee put the kibosh on the deal due to concerns over Curry’s ankles.

Just two minutes into his debut with the Cleveland Cavaliers, former Warriors center Andrew Bogut had to be helped off the court after sustaining what appeared to be an injury to his left shin.