An instant classic between the Warriors and Boston Celtics ended with Golden State handling late adversity on the road and pulling out a win 118-112 to improve to 7-1.

The Golden State Warriors continued their winning ways away from Chase Center as they beat Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics 118-112 at the TD Garden. Stephen Curry turned in his best game of the season to date as he turned in a vintage performance, tallying 27 points, 9 assists, 7 rebounds, and 4 steals. 10 of Stephen Curry's points came in the final six minutes of tonight's game, as he put the Golden State Warriors on his back and lifted them to victory. The bench played well again, and...

Draymond Green and Buddy Hield have been huge contributors to the Warriors' 6-1 start, but which other players for Golden State have been surprises? The Warriors gear up for a gauntlet of a stretch, how will they fare in this portion of the schedule?

The Warriors were able to cruise through the weaker portion of their schedule, culminating the dominant stretch with a comfortable win over the Wizards. The Warriors now see how their 6-1 record matches up against other teams with the same record.

Stephen Curry returned to the floor tonight for the Golden State Warriors and led his squad to another road win, 125-112 over the Washington Wizards. After missing the prior three games, Stephen Curry led the way with 24 points in just 24 minutes, and splashed in four three-pointers. The Golden State Warriors limited their turnovers to single digits, and the bench, yet again, poured in 50+ points. Next up, the Boston Celtics.

The Golden State Warriors ran the Houston Rockets out of the gym.... For a half. How were the Dubs able to survive a momentum shift that saw their 31-point lead turn into a 4th-quarter deficit, and who led the charge?

After leading by more then 30 points in this one, the Golden State Warriors needed overtime to beat the Houston Rockets 127-121 after a furious second-half comeback forced extra time. It would have been a travesty for the Golden State Warriors if they lost this one, as they shot just 64% from the free throw line and missed 18 from the charity stripe. Solid defense and aggressive offense from Jonathan Kuminga in overtime secured the win for the Golden State Warriors, despite missing Stephen...

Draymond Green praised Jerry Stackhouse after the Golden State Warriors locked down Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans. What makes this Warriors defense so much better than a season ago? Or maybe who is the better question.

No Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins, No worries. The Golden State Warriors were led by their depth, using scoring from bunches and a defensive dominant performance in their win over the New Orleans Pelicans.

The Golden State Warriors have started this season about as well as anyone could have hoped, as they won again tonight over the New Orleans Pelicans at Chase Center. After beating the New Orleans Pelicans last night via the three ball, the Golden State Warriors leaned on their interior scoring and defense tonight to grind out the 104-89 win. Buddy Hield and the bench led the way again, as Buddy Buckets scored 21 off the bench. They are now 4-1 on the season as they head into a five-game road...

The Golden State Warriors were down 20, then received a spark from Lindy Waters off the bench. Waters poured in 21 to help the Warriors climb back in it, then Buddy Hield got hot and buried the Pelicans with 25 second-half points on seven threes. The Warriors were able to cruise to victory despite missing Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins, and Melton.

The Golden State Warriors were without All-Stars Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins, but still found a way to top the New Orleans Pelicans 124-106 in their first win this season at Chase Center. Lindy Waters III burst onto the scene in his first real meaningful minutes of the season tonight as he gave the Golden State Warriors 21 electric points off the bench on 8-13 shooting. Second-half Buddy Hield came to play as well, as he splashed in six threes and 25 points after halftime. Turnovers were...

Steph Curry's MRI came back with no structural damage, but he will be sidelined for at least two games. Which player will need to step into the role of Warriors top scorer? Plus, why Steve Kerr had Draymond Green sitting in the second half of Sunday's loss.

Andrew Wiggins did all he could to keep the Warriors winning ways alive, pouring in a game-high 29 points, but Steph Curry's departure due to injury in the 4th quarter proved to be too much to overcome in a 112-104 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Golden State Warriors dropped their first game of the season tonight as they fell to the Los Angeles Clippers 112-104 in the Chase Center home opener. Turnovers were rampant for the Golden State Warriors as they gave up the rock 21 times. Stephen Curry rolled his ankle trying to run off a screen in the third quarter and attempted to return with eight minutes remaining in the game. He almost instantly reinjured the ankle and headed to the locker room. The Golden State Warriors season...

The Golden State Warriors picked up right where they left off in Portland, using depth and a massive 27-point spark from Buddy Hield to get the team going. Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Brandin Podziemski, and company all poured in contributions of their own as the Warriors racked up a 41-point road win.

The Golden State Warriors have had the best start to the season you could ask for, as they won again tonight 127-86 over the Utah Jazz. Buddy Hield led the way in scoring again with 27 off the bench, but it was the Golden State Warriors defense that really impressed tonight. They held the Utah Jazz to just 31.5% shooting from the field and just 21.4% from three-point land. Aside from Buddy Hield, the rest of the bench was impressive as well as the group poured in 80 points collectively. The...

Buddy Hield led the Warriors off the bench, and Andrew Wiggins caught fire after a slow start to help pull away from the Blazers early and cruise to a 35-point opening night win.

The new-look Golden State Warriors dismantled the Portland Trailblazers in tonight's 2024-2025 NBA season opener, posting a 139-104 win at the Moda Center. Stephen Curry was one rebound shy of a triple-double in the contest and did it all in just 25 minutes of play. The bench looks as good as advertised, as all 14 players on the Golden State Warriors roster saw action tonight and contributed to the win. Seven different Warriors scored in double figures, but Buddy Hield led the way with 22...

The Golden State Warriors are making waves with their ambitious offseason trade plans, targeting stars Paul George and Lauri Markkanen to BOTH join the Warriors together and bolster their championship aspirations. Despite the deals not materializing, the Warriors' willingness to "go all in" signals their commitment to success and potential for a blockbuster trade. The discussion also covers the increased parity in the NBA, with no clear dominant team, and the Warriors' season opener against...

The Golden State Warriors open up their NBA season with the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday. What did we learn about the Warriors from their 6-0 preseason? Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky weigh the biggest positives and negatives, plus take a deep into the rotation and opening seven-game stretch.

The Golden State Warriors have extended Moses Moody on a 3-year, 39 million-dollar deal. Why this deal should be a sign that Moses Moody has fully cemented himself as a part of the Warriors winning rotation, and what it means for the teams future.

In this episode of "Locked On Warriors," host Charlie Walter welcomes Dan Devone from 95.7 The Game to discuss the Golden State Warriors' prospects for the upcoming NBA season. The conversation kicks off with a reflection on past predictions and the team's surprising 5-0 start in the preseason. They delve into the potential of players like Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, debating their roles and impact on the team's success. Dan shares his candid views on the Warriors' current roster,...

The Golden State Warriors have looked very solid in their preseason sample size, but oddsmakers aren't considering them close to contending, but why? Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky explore the impact of key players like Draymond Green, who has been labeled "washed" by a previous guest, and debate his ongoing influence on the court. They also analyze the team's depth and the potential for players like Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins to step up as significant contributors. As the Warriors...