After starting the season 12-3, sitting atop the Western Conference, the Golden State Warriors have since lost five straight games by 10 points or less. Their latest loss came in gut-wrenching fashion,
Read MoreAfter collapsing in back-to-back games, blowing leads by 17 and 18 points, the Golden State Warriors were met with another daunting challenge as they welcomed the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed Oklahoma City Thunder to Chase Center. The task got even steeper as they would be without all-star guard Stephen Curry, who was sidelined with a knee injury.
Read MoreWhen one of the greatest basketball players to ever lace em up, and the undisputed best player in franchise history commits to signing an extension to stay in one place through their late thirties, the expectation is that the team around him will be up to standard to compete for an illusive fifth NBA championship
Read MoreAfter leaks throughout the week, the National Basketball Association officially released the schedule for all 30 teams for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
Read MoreThe Warriors have certainly not had the busiest free agency period among NBA teams this offseason, but they have made a few moves designed to add a veteran presence to a squad that received some criticism last season for being too young and inexperienced. They started by bringing in capable shooters in Otto Porter Jr. and Nemanja Bjelica. More recently, they brought back Andre Iguodala, a strong defender and ballhandler who proved himself to be both a fan favorite and a vocal leader during his previous tenure in Golden State, which lasted from 2013 to 2019. Although the team missed out on other targets, such as Nicolas Batum and Patty Mills, all three acquisitions appear at least on paper to upgrade the roster.
Read MoreHe’s back.
It was early Friday morning when Jonathan Abrams of the New York Times tweeted out the news that Andre Iguodala would be returning to the team in which he had won three championship with.
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