Despite an excellent start after the trade deadline, the first season of the Jimmy Butler era in Golden State ended in unceremonious fashion last week as the Warriors fell in 5 games to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The catalyst was the Game 1 injury to Steph Curry’s hamstring, the first injury of its kind that Steph has dealt with in his career and one which sidelined him for the last four games.
Read MoreGame 7 is a familiar scene to the Golden State Warriors in the Stephen Curry era, and just like he has whenever he’s healthy, 30 delivered once again to maintain his pristine series record against the Houston Rockets
Read MoreIt’s poetic that it’s come back to this.
Read MoreAfter missing 31 straight games due to a lingering ankle injury, Jonathan Kuminga is set to make his post-trade deadline debut tonight against the Sacramento Kings. Kuminga, who was starting to look comfortable with consistently eye-catching numbers in December prior to being sidelined, is poised to hit the court alongside a team that couldn’t look more different from his last time in action.
Read MoreDespite a hobbled Steph Curry, who was listed as questionable going into Tuesday night’s contest coming off a tweaked ankle the prior night, Curry made the most of his lone visit to Madison Square Garden by posting 28 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Leading the Warriors 114-102 victory over the Knicks.
Read MoreThe 2025 NBA trade deadline has since come and gone, with the Golden State Warriors making one lone acquisition, acquiring 35-year-old Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat in exchange for Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Schroder, Kyle Anderson, and a protected first-round pick.
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