Warriors

Warriors superstar Steph Curry was named an NBA All-Star Game starter for the ninth time in his career on Thursday.

In another intense matchup between the Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies, Golden State came out on top with a 122-120 win Wednesday at Chase Center.

Steph Curry led the way with 26 and Jonathan Kuminga added 20 off the bench, but it wasn’t enough as the Warriors lost to the Nets on Sunday night.

Without four starters, the Warriors found a way to beat the Cavaliers, ending the road trip with a 3-2 record.

Steph Curry led the way with 29 points, but the Warriors fell to the Celtics in an epic overtime battle Thursday night.

President Joe Biden said the Golden State Warriors reflect America through their style of play, showcasing “constant motion, with individual freedom and personality that comes together as one team, a team that plays with joy, with drive to be their best.” Biden also expressed support for Californians who have suffered through waves of destructive weather, including storms and floods.

The Golden State Warriors were all dressed up Tuesday for their date with the presidents. There was no sweating, no loud NBA music, just all smiles and VIPS. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Kerith Burke of NBC Sports Bay Area for some insight.

Stephen Curry was honest with himself and his teammates after a loss on Sunday. Their performance on Monday indicate they heard his message.

Eight Warriors players scored in double figures Friday night as they blew out the Spurs in front of an NBA-record 68,323 fans at the Alamodome.

Steph Curry’s presence didn’t help the Warriors at all as they suffered an ugly loss to the short-handed Suns on Tuesday night.

Andre Iguodala revealed on the “Point Forward” podcast that he will return to the Warriors on Saturday against the Orlando Magic.

The Warriors played 58 minutes of basketball Monday night, and it showed in their legs, shots and focus two nights later, as the Pistons stole a win at Chase Center.

Klay Thompson scored the second most points in his career when he dropped in 54 points in the Warriors’ win Monday night.

Klay Thompson scored a season-high 54 points and Kevon Looney came through with the buzzer-beater in double OT to lift the Warriors to a thrilling win over the Hawks.

The Warriors blew an 18-point lead, only to rally and beat the Blazers on Friday night for their fourth straight win.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr provided a very encouraging Steph Curry update on Thursday.

Steve Kerr praised the Warriors for their gritty performance in the win over the Jazz.

Jordan Poole and the bench unit powered the Warriors to an impressive win over the Jazz on Wednesday night.

The Warriors led by as many as 18 but had to hold on to beat the Hornets on Tuesday night.

Dillon Brooks wanted Klay Thompson, and he got more than he could handle Sunday night.