Golden State Warriors sophomore Quinten Post is discovering that life in the NBA isn’t just about big numbers, but the subtle differences that separate good players from great ones.

The Warriors have been yearning to trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo for years now. But just before the NBA season, new reporting about the Bucks superstar’s desires have cast serious doubts on Golden State’s chances to land him if he leaves Milwaukee.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr confidently proclaimed that the 2025-26 NBA season won't be Golden State's aging core's last dance.

The Warriors will reportedly seek out trades for Jonathan Kuminga as soon as he is eligible in January, according to a report.

Houston’s defense drew the ire of fans – and the Golden State broadcasting crew – when it appeared that then-Rockets forward Dillon Brooks was targeting Steph Curry’s injured thumb during their seven-game slugfest in May. Brooks, now with the Suns, did not exactly deny such allegations at the time.

If the Warriors are to reach their goals in the 2025-26 NBA season, Jonathan Kuminga figures to be a big reason why. But, as Golden State coach Steve Kerr sees it, there’s still a sizable hurdle for Kuminga to clear: playing effectively with Warriors stars Stephen Curry,

Warriors coach Steve Kerr shared why he's confident in Golden State's identity revolving around aging superstars Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler.

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly considering a blockbuster trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, sending Jonathan Kuminga and future assets to the