Stephen Curry names his greatest teammate of all time. Find out who he picked and what sets this player apart from the rest.

Golden State Warriors added a surprise new player to join superstar Stephen Curry on the roster for the upcoming NBA season.

If Curry goes another year without competing for a title, the narrative that the Warriors are "wasting" his prime will only grow louder. Golden State is more than aware of those concerns.

Golden State Warriors GM admits there's no clear second option behind Stephen Curry, raising concerns about the team's depth.

However, the discourse surrounding the NBA Finals MVP ignited after Jayson Tatum failed to win the NBA Finals MVP and the Eastern Conference Finals MVP, with Jaylen Brown taking both honors. When asked about the events,

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James shared his thoughts on Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry and his debut in the Olympic Games.

Initially expected to pursue another All-Star next to Steph Curry via trade this offseason, the Golden State Warriors have watched several potential candidates land elsewhere. There were reports about Golden State engaging with the LA Clippers on a Paul George sign and trade prior to his max contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Jimmy Butler and Brandon Ingram might be the Warriors' dream targets, but here are five other trade ideas that could seriously upgrade the roster.