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Why Warriors are willing to wait before investing big in Kuminga
One doesn’t have to read between the lines to see why the Golden State Warriors weren’t ready to make Jonathan Kuminga the heir apparent to Stephen Curry.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 22 -
Report: Warriors eyed PG13, Markkanen pairing in offseason blockbuster
The Warriors reportedly wanted to bring both Paul George and Lauri Markkanen to Golden State together this offseason.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 22 -
Report: Warriors, Timberwolves talked KAT trade before Knicks deal
The Golden State Warriors reportedly discussed a potential trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves for Karl-Anthony Towns before the big man was traded to the New York Knicks.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 22 -
Dunleavy explains how no Warriors extension impacts Kuminga's future
Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy shared where Jonathan Kuminga's future with Golden State stands after not reaching a contract extension before Monday's deadline.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 22 -
Draymond believes Klay views his Warriors ending as ‘stain' on career
Warriors icon Draymond Green believes Klay Thompson views his Golden State ending as a stain on his storied NBA career.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 23 -
Why Wiggins started at shooting guard in Warriors' season opener
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr revealed his starting lineup ahead of the season opener against the Portland Trail Blazers.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 24 -
Draymond receives tech in second quarter of Warriors' season opener
Draymond Green received his first technical foul of the campaign in the Golden State Warriors' season opener against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 24 -
What we learned as Steph, Buddy lift Warriors to season-opening win
The Golden State Warriors raced past the Portland Trail Blazers 139-104 on Wednesday night at Moda Center to kick off the 2024-25 NBA season.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 24 -
Kerr forced to break customary NBA tradition due to Warriors' depth
NBA teams rarely, if ever, play more than 10 players. But Steve Kerr might have no choice but to play, 12, 13 or sometimes even 14 guys because he can't justify keeping anyone out of the rotation.Sports - Yahoo Sports - October 24
