Imagine a world where giant cats roamed, their bodies sheathed in natural armor. These ancient felines were not just agile hunters—they were walking fortresses, sporting bone plates and reinforced ...

Ten-year veteran center Kevon Looney left the Warriors in free agency to join the New Orleans Pelicans, ending an era for the three-time champion in Golden State. 10 seasons, 3 championships.

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story said Jahmai Mashack, the No. 59 pick in the draft, would be joining the Warriors. He was traded later Sunday to Memphis.

There’s something magnetic about the presence of cats on the street—those curious eyes peeking from under café tables, curled tails on sun-warmed stone steps, and soft purrs that echo through ...

Looney is a two-time champion with the Warriors through ten seasons in the NBA, and despite playing a huge role in their most recent title run, the veteran center has decided to move on.

Even so, the Warriors are hoping to compete for a championship ring in 2025-26. They will need every bit that Horford has left in the tank. No one is unaware that retirement is around the corner ...

The Warriors found success with that strategy when deploying Quinten Post in 2024-25. The Warriors and their fans will await eagerly, hoping to hear Horford's official decision in the near future.

NBA Summer League: Three takeaways from Warriors’ California Classic opener vs. Lakers Alex Toohey, Will Richard, Bronny James do not play, Armstrong looks solid, unheralded names have big games ...

The fourth day of Jonathan Kuminga’s restricted free agency will end without resolution, but there’s been increasing movement and conversation regarding one of the most intriguing names ...

The Golden State Warriors rejected a trade offer from the Sacramento Kings for their restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga, Anthony Slater of The Athletic reports. “They’ve drawn inbound ...

Chamberlain was an absolute star during his tenure with the Warriors. Thus, it’s not surprising to see he earned four First Team All-NBA nods over a five-season stretch between 1960 and 1964.