Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors expresses joy over teaming up with Dennis Schroder, saying he hasn't had someone like him in years. Golden State Warriors are steadily rediscovering their identity,

Dennis Schröder wanted to stay with the Nets long-term. His family was finally settled in Brooklyn after the Toronto Raptors dealt him at last season’s trade deadline.

Draymond Green discusses the Golden State Warriors' approach to the NBA trade deadline and why they won't make a hasty decision.

Bam Adebayo had 19 points, nine rebounds and five assists with two timely dunks down the stretch, and the Miami Heat snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Golden State Warriors 114-98.

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Draymond Green praised teammate Dennis Schroder on his podcast for his skills, adaptability, and leadership on the court. Schroder's recent performance and chemistry with teammates have been commendable.

While his famous father, Deion, discusses becoming the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Shedeur Sanders posts an impressive GPA during his career at Colorado.

Having already embraced the tank by dealing away Dennis Schröder and Dorian Finney-Smith, the Brooklyn Nets have one more major chip to play before the Feb.

The Golden State Warriors 20-20 record is not what most envisioned with an all-time great like Steph Curry on your team. Golden State has lost nine of their las

The Golden State Warriors’ offensive rating of 111.3 this season ranks them 20th in the NBA. Over the past 15 games, the Warriors’ offense has been 24th in the league with a 109.1 offensive rating. During this stretch,

The Golden State Warriors are faced with a big decision as the NBA trade deadline looms. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green will turn 37 and 35, respectively, in March, and the team will have to choose whether to swing for the fences and try to maximize the final years of their stars’ careers or stand pat and plan for the future.

Happy teams are all alike, you might say, but Pacific Division teams are all unhappy in their own way.