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The Warriors are nowhere near being on the verge of a title, they've been near the bottom of the league for most of the last decade, topping 40 wins just twice, and it's crazy to think that anyone running the Warriors has the guile to trade for Dwight Howard and flip him after just a few months.
Luckily, the franchise has had years of practice with high draft picks as last night's selection was their 12th appearance in the past 12 draft lotteries (two lottery picks in 2001, none in 2007). This year they snapped up Harrison Barnes with pick number seven.
The Golden State Warriors have selected North Carolina small forward Harrison Barnes with the No. 7 overall pick in the NBA draft, giving the franchise a potent player at a position that desperately needs depth.
Two people have been arrested on extortion charges in connection with a plot to blackmail Golden State Warriors head coach Mark Jackson.
In the past few days, I've written about some players the Golden State Warriors would be wise to select in the 2012 NBA Draft, and jokingly, a couple guys they might take if former GMs were still in charge. Now it's time to get serious.
You don't need advanced statistics to realize that the Warriors didn't defend or rebound last year. If you watched the games, those weaknesses were clear.
Multiple reports indicate that the Bulls are shopping forward Luol Deng and the British forward seems at ease with a possible change of scenery.
Th board has given full support for the team to negotiate with the city on a waterfront arena.
The former director of community relations for the Golden State Warriors has settled a lawsuit alleging that the basketball team's former star player, Monta Ellis, sexually harassed her, the woman's attorney said late this week.
A San Francisco resident has written an open letter to Mayor Ed Lee and said he would rather turn Piers 30 and 32 into open space.
The Warriors stayed in the seventh spot Wednesday night, just high enough for the franchise to keep its protected lottery pick.
The lengthy review and approval process to let the Golden State Warriors build a new arena on San Francisco's waterfront has been put on the fast track, officials said Friday.
For the first time in years, Oakland will not have to lay off employees or cut city services to balance its budget, Mayor Jean Quan said Thursday. She hopes the rebound will convince the Golden State Warriors to stay in town.
The Golden State Warriors are moving back to San Francisco, team officials confirmed at a news conference held on the city's waterfront Tuesday morning.
When you hear Golden State Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob confidently declare that a half-billion dollar arena will be built on the San Francisco waterfront, you may be forgiven if you respond with a bit of an eye-roll.
