Team
Latest Sporzzio coverage, playoff reads, and explainers about the Golden State Warriors.
Explainer
Stephen Curry can now add two years and as much as $136.7 million to his Warriors contract, securing him through 2028-29. The over-38 rule limits this extension to two new seasons, but waiting for 2027 free agency could unlock a three-year deal—and give both Curry and Golden State more information before committing.
Explainer
The 2026-27 NBA season begins October 20 with an NBC and Peacock tripleheader and ends April 11. Here are the biggest games, broadcast details and the reason each team initially has only 80 assigned matchups.
Explainer
The 2026 NBA Cup begins October 30, sends eight teams to single-elimination play and ends December 11 at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Here are the groups, national TV schedule, tiebreakers and impact on the 82-game season.
Explainer
The 2026 NBA Christmas schedule features five games on ABC and ESPN, beginning with a Spurs-Knicks Finals rematch and including LeBron James’ first scheduled trip back to Los Angeles as a 76er.
Explainer
Golden State cannot trade Draymond Green immediately. After the signing restriction expires, his approval may still be required unless his contract waives that right.
Debate
Golden State offered two first-round picks, but New Orleans reportedly wanted three plus a valued young player. The Warriors’ post-Kuminga asset mix could not satisfy both demands.
Team Pulse
Jimmy Butler’s Warriors future comments calm exit-rumor noise, but they do not settle what Golden State can bank on after his ACL recovery.