Kendrick Perkins doesn't understand why the Warriors haven't provided their franchise guard, Stephen Curry, with a second star.

A blowout loss to the Celtics should have the Warriors considering the path Boston took to become the powerhouse it is today.

The Jimmy Butler trade saga is dominating NBA discourse. The veteran forward has requested a trade out of South Beach and recently earned himself an indefinite suspension. Naturally, the Golden State Warriors have been linked with a potential move to pair Butler with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.

Warriors star Draymond Green did not hold back about his thoughts on Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns on Wednesday.

That said, Vucevic is another aging vet in the twilight of his career, while Turner is in the final year of his contract with a potential $100 million-plus payday on the horizon. If the Warriors want to avoid financial strain and long-term inflexibility, Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler profiles as a much more ideal target.

Warriors star Stephen Curry provides a major update after leaving the recent game against the Washington Wizards due to an injury

The Thunder (37-8) enter the contest well-rested. They're fresh off a two-day break. Last time out, they collected a win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 35 points and Isaiah Hartenstein returned from a five-game absence due to a calf strain.

Well, unless you’re the Utah Jazz and you know you’ll be without Lauri Markkanen, John Collins, Walker Kessler, Jordan Clarkson, Johnny Juzang and Cody Williams. Of course, the Jazz do have one player who has confidence and belief that can’t be tamped down.

The Warriors' big prize from this deal is the 2027 first-round pick from the Phoenix Suns. By the time that NBA Draft rolls around, that Suns pick could be an extremely valuable piece, aiding the rebuild in Golden State. Cam Whitmore is a solid young player to have healthy expectations for too.

SAN FRANCISCO — The first of what is expected to be five jersey retirements from the Golden State Warriors dynasty has been announced. The franchise will retire Andre Iguodala’s No. 9 jersey on Feb. 23, coinciding with another Klay Thompson return night, allowing Thompson to attend.

Second-year guard Brandin Podziemski was one of those player to answer the call, finishing the night with 20 points, seven rebounds, and six assists in what head coach Steve Kerr called a “fantastic” performance.