WARRIORSTALK

With Shades of Early Warriors, Golden State Valkyries Head to Finals in Second Season

At the start of the dynasty years in the 2014-2015 NBA season, the Golden State Warriors weren’t considered by most in the basketball world to be a serious contender. Even as they ripped off a 65-17 record and led the league in defensive rating while posting the second-best offensive rating, the consensus was that their small-ball lineups would get crushed by grittier playoff-level defenses. They were supposed to lose to James Harden, who some thought was snubbed when Steph Curry won the MVP award over him, and to LeBron James and the Cavaliers, a team heralded by James’s return from the Heat the offseason before. They weren’t supposed to win it all.

James HomerOctober 11, 2026Golden State Valkyries, WNBAComment

Georges Niang Gives First Impressions on Joining the Warriors

It’s always a privilege for a team to bring in someone who’s seen it all.

James HomerSeptember 10, 2026Georges Niang, Draymond Green, Stephen CurryComment

New Warrior Brandon Williams Makes a Move from One Legend's Mentee to Another

At the beginning of the summer, all things pointed to the Warriors running things back… And they’ve pretty much stayed the course on that, as curious as that confidence might be.

James HomerSeptember 5, 2026Brandon Williams, Kyrie Irving, Stephen CurryComment

Warriors Select Yaxel Lendeborg With Pick 11 in NBA Draft

There wasn’t a lot of certainty about what would be done with the 11th pick in the NBA Draft this year.

James HomerJune 24, 2026NBA Draft, Yaxel Lendeborg, NBA OffseasonComment

Ahead of Summer, the Warriors Are In Need of Continuity

There’s a lot of moving parts that go into the creation of a championship team. Maybe most key amongst them is continuity - if you want to not just have repeat appearances, but to be a repeat winner, it’s maybe the most important facet of roster composition to keep in mind.

James HomerMay 19, 2026Steve Kerr, Mike Dunleavy Jr., NBA OffseasonComment

Steve Kerr Signs 2-Year Contract to Return to Warriors

ESPN’s Shams Charania announced today that Steve Kerr will be returning to the Golden State Warriors on a 2-year deal. According to Charania, the new deal will keep the 4-time championship coach as the highest paid at his position in terms of annual value, retaining him in the Bay after weeks of extensive negotiations.

James HomerMay 9, 2026Steve Kerr, Stephen Curry, Joe Lacob, Draymond GreenComment