Yaxel Lendeborg's playmaking leap could be what completes this Warriors rotation
The Golden State Warriors can't ask much more of Yaxel Lendeborg. But it's clear that another leap is coming.
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WNBA Finals Game 7: Atlanta's shooting vs. Golden State's defense
The Dream outscored the Valkyries by 33 points, but the series is tied. Gray's shooting, Reese's playmaking and Golden State's center rotation could decide it.
NBA Notes: Jazz, Darryn Peterson, Lakers, Collin Sexton, Warriors
In Utah, rookie Darryn Peterson posts 18 points but coach Will Hardy benches him for overtime, turning to Brice Sensabaugh who scores all six OT points in a 117-111 loss to the Spurs. In Los Angeles, Collin Sexton erupts for 21 points in the Lakers’ 4-1 start, earning praise from JJ Redick for his fire. Meanwhile, Steve Kerr warns the Warriors to avoid flashy plays after a near‑collapse sees Golden State cling to a 119-114 win over Minnesota, despite rookie Yaxel Lendeborg’s 26 points and seven turnovers.
Is Steve Kerr plotting with a doppelgänger to create a scandal on Election Day?
Coach Steve Kerr teams up with his uncanny look‑alike, English teacher and U.S. men’s volleyball coach Steve Gillis, on the "Pablo Torre Finds Out" podcast. The 20‑minute segment, recorded after Kerr’s controversial remarks about the NBA, plays off the viral doppelgänger hype and ends with jokes that could fuel right‑wing outrage. While not a Warriors news update, the piece explores the odd world of celebrity look‑alikes, recalling past incidents involving Klay Thompson and Steph Curry impersonators, and highlights the growing social‑media platform for ordinary fans to become quasi‑public figures.
Cameras Catch Jonathan Kuminga’s Heated Argument With Ex-Warriors Teammates Amid Rudy Gobert Frustration
In Minnesota’s 119-114 loss to the Warriors on Oct. 29, 2026, former Warrior Jonathan Kuminga sparks a heated bench argument with his ex‑team while rookie LaMelo Ball shouts at Rudy Gobert, who endures a silent, frustrating night. Kuminga, scoring a career‑high 20 points, explains he was talking to a former development coach, not trash‑talking. Gobert, limited to 0‑for‑4 shooting, finishes with only one point as the Warriors, led by Stephen Curry’s 44, out‑rebound Minnesota 53‑42. The incident follows Gobert’s 0‑for‑9 outing against Cleveland, highlighting mounting tension as the Timberwolves seek stability after key injuries.
Warriors Rookie Looking Forward to Lakers Matchup After Luka Doncic Incident
Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg is eager for his second showdown with Lakers guard Luka Doncic on Friday, after a heated encounter in their season‑opener where Lendeborg earned a technical foul for confronting Doncic. Lendeborg, who is posting 22.6 points and 9.2 rebounds in his first five games, said he looks forward to the rematch, while Doncic sits out Wednesday with back tightness but still averages 36 points, 6.8 rebounds and 8.3 assists. The matchup at Crypto.com Arena will pit a promising rookie against the league’s premier scorer, sparking anticipation for more on‑court drama.
‘Uniquely Nellie’: Dallas Mavericks To Honor Don Nelson With Nellie Night Nov. 18 Against Golden State Warriors
The Dallas Mavericks will host “Nellie Night” on Nov. 18 against the Golden State Warriors to honor Hall of Fame coach Don Nelson, who passed away Aug. 9 at age 86. Tip‑off is 8:30 p.m. CT; ESPN will broadcast nationally. The first 10,000 fans receive a commemorative playing‑card deck, and players will wear special “Nellie” shooting shirts. The event includes tributes from family, former players and coaches, and a $25,000 donation to the Humane Society of North Texas in Nelson’s name. Nelson, who served as Mavs GM and head coach from 1997‑2005, drafted Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash, amassed a 339‑251 record and led four straight playoff trips, ranking second in franchise wins. The Warriors will also honor him with a “Nellie” band on their jerseys for the season.
Suns need Devin Booker to have most passive game in years against Warriors
The Suns can't have Devin Booker bail them out with another 43-point performance when they meet the woeful Warriors again; it only papers over their flaws.
Yaxel Lendeborg's Rookie of the Year campaign is officially underway
Yaxel Lendeborg is running away with Rookie of the Year early in the season after a string of stellar showings for the Golden State Warriors.
Stephen Curry says Warriors dynasty is nearing its end
Stephen Curry tells The Athletic that the Golden State Warriors' championship run is "close to the end," urging the team to maximize the remaining window. The remarks, published on TalkBasket.net on Oct. 29, 2026, signal a shift in the franchise’s outlook as its dynasty winds down.
Erik Spoelstra may be running out of reasons to trust Klay Thompson
Klay Thompson seems to be slowly playing his way out of Erik Spoelstra's starting 5. At a certain point, the Miami Heat may need to try something else.
It’s no surprise Jonathan Kuminga got into it with Warriors’ bench after all the history
Jonathan Kuminga’s tense exchange with Golden State’s bench during the Timberwolves’ 119‑114 loss sparks talk of a strained past with the Warriors. Kuminga later clarifies he was speaking with a former development coach and longtime mentor, not confronting teammates. Both Steve Kerr and ex‑Warrior Brandon Podziemski praise Kuminga’s growth in Minnesota, noting his fit with coach Chris Finch and the team’s backcourt. The incident underscores lingering ties but also highlights his fresh start.
Hornets’ shocking Naz Reid benching should put Warriors on trade alert
The Golden State Warriors should circle Naz Reid as a potential trade target after the skilled big man was benched by the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday.
Stephen Curry reveals advice for Anthony Edwards after knee surgery revelation
After the Warriors' 119-114 victory over a Timberwolves squad missing Anthony Edwards, Stephen Curry addressed Edwards' recent arthroscopic knee surgery that could sideline him for up to two months. Curry said he texted the young star—his Olympic teammate—and urged him to treat rehab like game preparation, staying disciplined and positive. He expressed confidence Edwards will return quickly and perform at his pre‑injury level, where he was averaging 33.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists and shooting 48% overall in the first four games of the 2026‑27 season. Curry emphasized the importance of health for all players.
Warriors’ defensive identity emerges as Steph Curry pours in 44
Steph Curry scored 44 points as the Golden State Warriors showed defensive progress and survived a late Timberwolves rally for a second-straight road win.
Pelicans Rumors: Jones, Fears, Murray, Poole, Missi
Head coach Jamahl Mosley says veteran forward Herbert Jones, who averaged just 17 minutes in New Orleans’ first three games, will see his minutes increase, though his fourth‑game total rose only to 18:32, far below his 28.4 MPG last season. With Jeremiah Fears securing a starting spot and Dejounte Murray occupying the lone center role, the Pelicans are juggling a bench‑heavy lineup. Trade talks linger: Marc Stein reports New Orleans still wants near two first‑round picks for Jones, while Murray’s future remains uncertain despite denying a trade request. Meanwhile, Jordan Poole (expiring $34 M) looks elsewhere, and the Warriors’ interest in big man Yves Missi is being rebuffed for second‑round offers.
Yaxel Lendeborg’s seven turnovers highlight how good Warriors rookie already is
Yaxel Lendeborg might have felt terrible after Wednesday's game, but his seven turnovers actually highlight how good the Golden State Warriors rookie really is.
Steve Kerr Calls Out NBA Players for Flopping in Video, 'We Should Be the No Bulls--t Association'
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr wants to see the NBA crack down harder on players flopping.
Steve Kerr Sounds Off on NBA Players Flopping in Video, 'We Should Be the No Bulls--t Association'
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr wants to see the NBA crack down harder on players flopping.
Stephen Curry Reacts to Anthony Edwards' Injury in Video, Talks Wolves Star's Recovery Timeline
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry offered some advice to Anthony Edwards with the Minnesota Timberwolves guard sidelined for a stretch.
Stephen Curry Shares Private Conversation With Olivia Miles as WNBA Players Receive Special Gift From Warriors Star
After dropping a season‑high 44 points in the Warriors’ 119–114 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves, Stephen Curry meets Minnesota Lynx stars Olivia Miles and Kayla McBride at Target Center. Curry presents each with a signed #30 Warriors jersey, prompting delighted reactions captured on broadcast. He praises the WNBA’s growth, noting Miles as an MVP candidate and McBride’s record‑tying 10‑three‑pointer game. The encounter follows McBride’s “night‑night” celebration in a recent Valkyries‑Lynx matchup, which Curry described as bittersweet. Curry’s gesture highlights his support for women’s basketball and cements a memorable cross‑league moment.
Warriors Could Land Herb Jones And Yves Missi In This Trade Deal With The Pelicans
With Herb Jones seemingly on the trade block, we explore how the Warriors could potentially land the Pelicans forward along with Yves Missi.
The Timberwolves Are Trying to Replace Anthony Edwards the Wrong Way
In their first game without Anthony Edwards, the Minnesota Timberwolves fell 119-114 to Golden State, despite Stephen Curry's 44 points. Coach Chris Finch and players like LaMelo Ball, Jonathan Kuminga and Jaden McDaniels admit they tried to replace Edwards' scoring by taking rushed, isolated shots instead of creating quality looks. The Wolves' early‑half offense became predictable—single passes, deep threes on first touches—making them easy to defend. A second‑unit surge showed what works: quick ball movement, hustle and smarter timing. Finch stresses the need for collective responsibility and patient play to restore the flow that fueled Minnesota’s 3‑0 start.
Chris Finch and Steve Kerr Call Out the NBA’s Flopping Crackdown
Before Wednesday’s Warriors‑Timberwolves matchup, Celtics coach Chris Finch and Warriors boss Steve Kerr slammed the NBA’s new flopping crackdown as misdirected. Finch argues the league is unfairly targeting defensive flops while offensive players continue to bait fouls and earn free throws, a practice he says harms the game’s integrity. Kerr, dubbing the league the “No Bullshit Association,” wants officials empowered to stop all exaggerations – from grabbing and hooking to dramatic reactions to screens. Both coaches cite a recent Portland‑Los Angeles game that featured three flopping technicals in two minutes and call for clearer enforcement that focuses on the real offenders.
Watch: LaMelo Ball, Jonathan Kuminga Get Frustrated With Rudy Gobert During Timberwolves’ Loss To Warriors
LaMelo Ball and Jonathan Kuminga didn't like what they saw from Rudy Gobert against the Warriors.
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