Golden State Warriors

Stephen Curry showed respect to a bygone era of Warriors basketball during the parade on Tuesday, rocking a “Run TMC” hat, a nod to the early 90s Golden State squad featuring Hall of Famers Chris Mullen, Tim Hardaway, and Mitch Richmond.

Draymond Green’s current contract with the Warriors runs through the 2019-20 season. Hoping to lock up the three-time All-Star for even longer than that, Warriors owner Joe Lacob was quoted in an ESPN story earlier this week, saying the team will be offering extensions to both Green and Klay Thompson (whose contract expires at the end of next season) this summer.

Bell was looking for Henny any way he could get it, and a Warriors fan standing alongside the parade route provided some free of charge.

Draymond broke some news at the Warriors’ parade during an interview with NBC Sports Bay Area.

Warriors center David West made some eyebrow-raising comments in the locker room during Golden State’s postgame championship celebration on Friday night.

In a surprising and candid interview about his future, Kevin Durant told Chris Haynes of ESPN that he can see himself retiring from the NBA at age 35, five seasons from now.

As things currently stand, Klay Thompson is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in 2019, while Draymond Green’s deal is set to expire in 2020. But Warriors owner Joe Lacob is planning to offer contract extensions to both players this summer.

Though unbeknownst to the public, LeBron James sustained a significant right hand injury at the end of Game 1 of the NBA Finals, when he punched a black board in the Cavaliers locker room, as first reported by Brian Windhorst of ESPN.

Soak it in Warriors fans, it’ll be gone before you know it. Or maybe not.

The Warriors won their third title in four seasons, sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night. Here’s what Twitter had to say