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Warriors enter 2026-27 lacking realistic championship hopes
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Warriors enter 2026-27 lacking realistic championship hopes

Steve Kerr confirmed his return to Golden State this offseason, but the Warriors now face a 2026-27 campaign without realistic title expectations. Stephen Curry, the 38-year-old point guard, is under contract for only one more season, and the league’s buzz over LeBron James’ decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers highlights the marquee free-agent the Warriors cannot replace. Golden State was a front-runner in the James pursuit, alongside the Sixers, Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and Minnesota Timberwolves, yet never entertained the notion that the superstar would don a Warriors jersey.

The New York Times
Warriors Face Green Contract Decision If LeBron Deal Falls
Golden State Warriors

Warriors Face Green Contract Decision If LeBron Deal Falls

The Golden State Warriors have a clear contingency plan if their pursuit of LeBron James does not materialize. The franchise is prepared to negotiate a new deal with Draymond Green after he declined a player option that would have paid him $27.7 million for the 2026-27 season. Green is expected to recover most of that value in any contract the Warriors sign him to, keeping his compensation roughly in line with the market expectation for a veteran of his profile.

Sports Illustrated
Warriors Add New Veteran to Champion Roster
Golden State Warriors

Warriors Add New Veteran to Champion Roster

Golden State’s roster now includes a new veteran presence, a move that reinforces the core built around Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green. The addition arrives after the Warriors secured the NBA championship and signals a continued commitment to blending experience with established talent. By bringing in a player who has tasted deep playoff runs, the team adds a voice that can navigate the pressures of defending a title while contributing on both ends of the floor.

Yahoo Sports
Kings vs Warriors: Early Season Clash Highlights Diverging Paths
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Kings vs Warriors: Early Season Clash Highlights Diverging Paths

The Sacramento Kings opened the season with a highly anticipated home contest against the Golden State Warriors. Both clubs entered the game with distinct identities: the Kings looking to solidify a youthful core built around recent draft additions, and the Warriors relying on veteran experience to reassert their place among the league’s elite. The matchup offered a clear lens through which to assess each team’s strategic direction heading into the campaign.

NBA.com
Warriors veteran still unsigned as free agency drags on
Golden State Warriors

Warriors veteran still unsigned as free agency drags on

A recent Golden State Warriors player who has logged five NBA seasons is still without a contract as the league’s free-agency period continues. The veteran spent the most recent campaign on the Warriors’ roster, contributing as a role player before entering the market. His free-agent status was confirmed this week, adding his name to a growing list of experienced players seeking a new team.

Yahoo Sports
Knicks Show Grit Against Shorthanded Warriors
Golden State Warriors

Knicks Show Grit Against Shorthanded Warriors

The matchup between New York and Golden State offered a vivid illustration of how teams respond when the odds shift mid-game. Both clubs entered the contest with distinct identities, New York built around disciplined defense and a seasoned point guard, and Golden State relying heavily on its perimeter shooting. The early phases saw the Warriors leveraging their depth, while the Knicks struggled to find rhythm, setting the stage for a dramatic swing.

ESPN
Windhorst Dismisses Kerr’s “We Got Him” Quip on LeBron
Golden State Warriors

Windhorst Dismisses Kerr’s “We Got Him” Quip on LeBron

Steve Kerr’s off-hand reply of “We got him” to a fan urging the Warriors to pursue LeBron James exploded on social media after a recent game. The brief soundbite was captured on video and quickly turned into a meme, prompting a wave of speculation about a possible move to the Bay Area. While the comment was clearly made in jest, its viral spread highlighted how quickly a simple phrase can dominate NBA conversation.

New York Post
Curry courts LeBron on GMA, says Warriors know how to win
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Curry courts LeBron on GMA, says Warriors know how to win

Stephen Curry appeared on Good Morning America early Wednesday and turned the interview into a personal invitation for LeBron James. He highlighted the Bay Area’s “beautiful weather, great golf” and added that the Warriors “know how to win.” The remarks were framed as a direct appeal to the league’s premier free-agent, suggesting that a move to Golden State would offer both lifestyle and championship potential.

Yahoo Sports UK
Warriors Lead LeBron Hunt as Cavs Remain in Mix
Golden State Warriors

Warriors Lead LeBron Hunt as Cavs Remain in Mix

The free-agency market for LeBron James has narrowed to a three-team race. The Golden State Warriors have made it clear they will stay in the chase, while the Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers are also weighing a possible return to the Eastern Conference. The Cleveland Cavaliers continue to be mentioned as a potential destination, but a number of Western Conference executives see the Bay Area as the most likely landing spot.

Bleacher Report
Warriors Confirm Draymond Green’s Return as Top Landing Spot
Golden State Warriors

Warriors Confirm Draymond Green’s Return as Top Landing Spot

The Golden State Warriors have emerged as the premier destination for Draymond Green, a four-time NBA champion whose career earnings total $227 million. Green opted out of a $28 million contract for the upcoming season, and the organization has signaled that he will re-join the roster. His decision aligns with the Warriors’ broader push to add former Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James, with Green expected to adjust his salary to fit the team’s financial plan.

Yahoo Sports Canada

Warriors Salary Cap

Full contracts → Draft history
Total Cap $284.6M
Cap Space -$119.6M
Est. Tax Bill $0
Dead Cap $0
#PlayerPosAgeTypeCap HitGuaranteed
1Stephen CurryPG38VET-EXT$62.6M$62.6M
2Jimmy ButlerSF37VET-EXT$56.8M$56.8M
3Draymond GreenPF36FA$27.7M$27.7M
4Moses MoodySG24RK-EXT$12.5M$12.5M
5Al HorfordC40FA$6.0M—
6Brandin PodziemskiSG23RK-1ST$5.7M$5.7M
7Gui SantosSF24VET-EXT$4.6M$4.6M
8De'Anthony MeltonSG28FA$3.5M$3.5M
9Will RichardG24RK-2ND$2.2M$2.2M

Salary data via Spotrac. Updated daily.