The 2025 offseason has been so quiet for the Golden State that you could hear a pin drop. At this stage, in late July, with the early grades coming out for the offseason from many major outlets, the Warriors were rightly punished as a result.

Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga reportedly is "open-minded" to the idea of joining the Sacramento Kings.

Jonathan Kuminga is reportedly on the verge of receiving an offer from the Golden State Warriors, which would secure his continued presence with the team for the upcoming NBA season.

Last year, Steve Kerr and the Warriors ranked dead last in challenge success rate. Now, they're 4-for-5 with all reviews coming on fouls called on Draymond Green.

There are two reasons why Kuminga is stalled: money and role. On the money side, Kuminga is reportedly seeking a contract in the $30 million a season range, while the Warriors are offering shorter deals, two or three years, in the low $20 million a season range. That’s a huge gap.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry is in Tahoe with the hopes of winning his second American Century Celebrity Golf Championship title. But that aspiration has come with a new challenge: Dubs fans begging for news about their favorite team.

Out of all the teams that made the playoffs in the Western Conference last season, the Golden State Warriors are the only one without an addition this offseason.

Warriors people have been saying it quietly all season, through the suspensions and all else involving Draymond. If the Warriors wanted out from Draymond, they would’ve decided to do it a while ago.

Warriors' Top Needs in 2023 NBA Offseason Zach Buckley Jun 1, 2023 The Golden State Warriors have plenty to sort out during the upcoming offseason—starting with who will lead them through it.

Warriors embracing ‘new challenge’ as they head home down 2-0 in series vs. Kings This is the first time the Warriors have trailed 2-0 in a playoff series in the Stephen Curry era.