They were knocked out of the second round of the playoffs in five games by the Minnesota Timberwolves, who have been surging of late. While Stephen Curry's hamstring strain, which he suffered in Game 1, was a big factor, the team does have some work to do this offseason in order to become a true title contender next season.

As the Golden State Warriors end a hard-fought season, a story is brewing behind the scenes regarding young swingman Jonathan Kuminga. According to the latest intel out of San Francisco, head coach Steve Kerr and Kuminga are at odds over his habit of overlooking Stephen Curry (and other Warriors teammates) in favor of creating his own shot.

The Golden State Warriors are on the verge of elimination heading into Game 5 against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference Semifinals. With the

Some have wondered why Kerr benched Kuminga to begin with since the swingman has proven to be a talented scorer. Well, according to Logan Murdock of The Ringer, Kerr was angry with Kuminga because the youngster kept looking off Curry on offense.

There were times in the series where he was hesitant to shoot. Even I knew. He’s 4 for 6. I thought he could have gotten 10 or 11 threes off…and I told him that

Following their 121-110 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday, the Golden State Warriors are out of the 2025 NBA Playoffs and headed into the offseason. The autopsy for why they went out in five in the second round isn't complicated.

Charles Barkley points at the Warriors' lack of usage of Jonathan Kuminga and overreliance on Curry, Butler, and Green as reasons for downfall in 2024-25 NBA Playoffs.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has been fined $50,000 by the NBA for making an “inappropriate comment” to the officials during Game 3 of their second-round playoff series against Minnesota.