Warriors Turn Heads with Major Announcement on Sunday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Golden State Warriors have widely been regarded as one of the best teams in the NBA over the past several seasons, led by head coach Steve Kerr. Kerr has led the Warriors to four NBA titles while winning the NBA Coach of the Year award in 2016.

The Sparks, coming off a win over Dallas, host Golden State on Monday in the third of six in-season tournament games.

Former Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson will add another accolade to his already impressive resume on Sunday evening.

Behind Butler and Steph Curry, the Warriors beat the Rockets in seven games. However, the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated Golden State in the second round in five games. Curry suffered a Grade 1 left hamstring strain in Game 1 and missed the rest of the series.

Back in 2022, the Golden State Warriors and Portland Trail Blazers had a memorable encounter. The two teams had faced off in a regular-season game when an altercation occurred between Chris Mills and Bonzi Wells. Unfortunately, that altercation is rumored to have continued after the game.

The Golden State Warriors will enter the 2025 NBA Draft with only one pick: the 41st overall selection, which comes in the second round. They have an older, exp

Jonathan Kuminga's impressive playoff performance has significantly altered the Golden State Warriors' plans for his future. Despite regular season in

Despite strong defense as their calling card, the Valkyries faltered agianst the Mercury, raising questions about energy and composure.

Golden State Warriors Could Have 'Realistic' Chance to Pursue Boston Celtics Star originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Golden State Warriors are fresh off an impressive campaign, which saw them knock off the Houston Rockets in the first round of the NBA Playoffs.

Stephen Curry, despite a recent playoff exit due to injury, continues to excel in the NBA at 37. While focused on securing a fifth championship with the Warriors, Curry has expressed interest in pursuing professional golf after his basketball career.