As Stephen Curry exited the game for good near the end of the third quarter, with the Boston Celtics up by 32 on their way to a 40-point blowout victory over the Warriors, he probably hadn't felt further away from Golden State's 2022 NBA championship than he did on Monday.

Monday's Warriors-Celtics game was a matchup of championship-winning rosters who faced off for the NBA title just three seasons ago. Only one team on Monday looked like remotely like a playoff team, much less a title contender in 2025.

Speaking with reporters after this loss, Warriors star Steph Curry got honest about what was a disappointing performance for his team. “I have no idea, it’s just a tough one f

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On Monday, the Golden State Warriors hosted the Boston Celtics at the Chase Center. They lost by a score of 125-85. While the Warriors were playing without se

With the trade deadline fast approaching, the Warriors must decide if they’re willing to bet on LaVine to salvage their season. While it’s no guarantee of another championship, acquiring the Bulls superstar could re-establish Golden State as a legitimate playoff threat and maximize what remains of Curry’s prime.

It wasn’t always pretty, but the Warriors got it done when it mattered most. After a sluggish first half, Golden State’s offense found life in the final two quarters and held on to beat the last-place Washington Wizards,