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Golden State Warriors Yaxel Lendeborg took to his Kick stream and declared, “I’m finna give Dillon Brooks belt, man. Stop playing, bruh,” a line that will reverberate when the Warriors meet the Phoenix Suns twice early in the 2026-27 season. The first clash comes on Oct. 24 in Phoenix, the third game of the Warriors’ campaign, and the return leg is scheduled for Nov. 2 at the Chase Center.
Golden State Warriors Golden State locked up five familiar faces for the 2026-27 season: Draymond Green on a $27.7 million one-year deal, De'Anthony Melton on a two-year contract with a modest raise, and veteran additions Kristaps Porziņģis, Al Horford and Gary Payton II. The moves followed a failed pursuit of LeBron James, leaving the franchise to double down on the roster that finished last year in the play-in tournament.
Golden State Warriors A renowned visual artist unveiled a large mural overseas that originally featured Anthony Edwards but was later altered to display a Golden State Warriors star in his place. Edwards captured his immediate reaction on a short video that he posted to his social media accounts. The footage showed the Minnesota forward standing in front of the artwork, gesturing with surprise before delivering a light-hearted comment about the unexpected change. The clip quickly spread across multiple platforms, turning a simple promotional piece into a viral moment that attracted attention far beyond the original audience.
Golden State Warriors The NBA’s 2026-27 regular-season slate landed on Thursday, and five Warriors match-ups immediately rise to prominence. The league opener pits Golden State against the Los Angeles Lakers, followed by a home debut versus the Memphis Grizzlies. The 13th game of the campaign brings a showdown with the San Antonio Spurs, while the schedule also slots contests against the Eastern champion New York Knicks and a second Spurs meeting later in the year.
Golden State Warriors Joe Lacob appeared on The TK Show with Tim Kawakami and fielded a steady stream of questions about why the Golden State Warriors entered the 2026-27 season with essentially the same roster that posted a 37-45 record, missed the playoffs for the second straight year, and fell in the play-in tournament to the Phoenix Suns. Lacob acknowledged the narrative that many fans have built around the lack of new talent, but he insisted the offseason was anything but idle.