Golden State Warriors
Coverage of Golden State Warriors in the Nexus archive.
- The Warriors are putting their roster in position to make a LeBron-sized splash
The Golden State Warriors executed trades involving De’Anthony Melton and Kristaps Porzingis to create cap space, positioning themselves to potentially sign LeBron James to a one-year deal.
- Ernesto Plascencia, friend of Warriors star Jimmy Butler, indicted on federal charges
Ernesto Plascencia, a friend of Warriors star Jimmy Butler, was indicted on federal charges. He is one of six defendants in a gambling-related case involving former NBA player Malik Beasley.
- LeBron James informs Lakers he will play elsewhere as Warriors plan to pursue: ESPN
LeBron James will continue his NBA career during the 2026-27 season but has informed the Lakers that they can move on without him. Sources indicate the Golden State Warriors are planning to pursue him.
- Warriors cap breakdown: How Draymond Green’s opt-out sets up free agency
Draymond Green, a four-time All-Star, declined his 2026-27 player option, giving the Golden State Warriors more flexibility to upgrade their roster in free agency.
- Draymond Green opts out, giving the Warriors flexibility on the eve of free agency
Draymond Green has opted out of his contract, providing the Golden State Warriors with flexibility as free agency approaches. An extension for Green remains a potential option for the team and the four-time All-Star.
- Yaxel Lendeborg is the Warriors’ anti-Jonathan Kuminga
Yaxel Lendeborg, the No. 11 pick, aims to earn Steve Kerr's trust to defend the best player on each team. He is positioned as the Golden State Warriors' counterpart to Jonathan Kuminga.
- With Al Horford returning, it’s time for the Warriors to pivot to guards
Golden State Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy re-signed a center preparing for his 20th NBA season and added wings in the draft. The article suggests the team should pivot to guards with Al Horford's return.
- What the Warriors’ tense draft room scene reveals about their process
ESPN cameras captured Mike Dunleavy and Joe Lacob discussing a trade offer moments before the Golden State Warriors selected Yaxel Lendeborg. The scene revealed tension during their draft decision process.
- Kawakami: ‘He can play everything’ — How the Warriors locked in on Yaxel Lendeborg
The Golden State Warriors selected Yaxel Lendeborg with the 11th pick, emphasizing his physicality and defensive skills as the most accomplished wing in the draft class.
- Kawakami: To LeBron or not-LeBron? The Warriors’ offseason splits into two paths
The Golden State Warriors' offseason strategy splits into two paths, one involving the potential addition of LeBron James. However, the team cannot rely on acquiring him, though it would be a significant development if they did.
- Warriors' Steph Curry signs 10-year shoe deal with Li-Ning
Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry signed a 10-year shoe deal with Li-Ning, a Chinese athletic apparel company. He previously wore Li-Ning shoes against the Houston Rockets, and teammate Jimmy Butler also uses Li-Ning products.
- Five of the most shocking upsets in sports history, from Michigan-App State to Virginia-UMBC
The article discusses major sports upsets including Jannik Sinner's second-round French Open loss after a two-set lead, Novak Djokovic's 2017 Australian Open exit to Denis Istomin, and the Golden State Warriors' NBA Finals collapse against the Cleveland Cavaliers. It highlights how top-ranked athletes and teams faced unexpected defeats.
- Potential $100M deal emerges to sell Oakland Arena
Alameda County officials have released a term sheet outlining a potential $100 million sale of the Oakland Arena to the Oak View Group. The deal comes as local leaders seek redevelopment plans following the departures of the Golden State Warriors, Las Vegas Raiders, and Oakland A’s.
- REPORT: Warriors are sick of Steve Kerr's political activism
Steve Kerr's political activism, including comments on social justice and ICE, has sparked controversy within the Golden State Warriors organization, with some suggesting it may lead to his departure. ESPN's Marc Spears reported potential backlash, while critics argue Kerr's activism is divisive despite his coaching achievements.