Golden State Warriors

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.

Stephen Curry just agreed to the most expensive contract in NBA history. According to LeBron James, however, Curry is worth double that.

Free agent forward Andre Iguodala is currently in the process of taking meetings with various suitors, as he decides whether or not he will re-sign with the Golden State Warriors for next season and beyond. After meeting with the Spurs at midnight on Saturday, Iguodala had a meeting with the Houston Rockets on Saturday afternoon. The meeting apparently went “excellent,” and a contract offer was made according to Marc Spears of The Undefeated.

After reportedly mulling retirement, center David West has re-signed with the Warriors for one final season, according to a report from David Aldridge.

One of the biggest question marks for the Warriors heading into free agency, Golden State has reached an agreement with backup point guard Shaun Livingston on a three-year $24 million deal, according to Chris Haynes of ESPN. It is unclear at this point if the third year is guaranteed.

According to a report by Marc Stein, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors are soon to agree to a five-year extension worth $201 million

It looks like Steph Curry can add another record to his long list of accomplishments. The two-time MVP had his jersey from Game 3 of the 2017 Finals sold on Thursday night for a record $135,060, the highest ever for a game worn item auctioned by the NBA.

The Golden State Warriors have declined to give a qualifying offer to forward James Michael McAdoo, which will make him an unrestricted free agent when the signing period begins on July 1, according to Chris Haynes of ESPN.

It’s safe to say that Klay Thompson is having a fun time in China. In his latest shenanigans, Klay can be found losing an arm wrestling match to a small girl. Enjoy, we sure did.

Giants CEO Larry Baer joined Tolbert and Lund to discuss the support of Giants fans, as well as a friendly exchange with Warriors owner Joe Lacob