The Golden State Warriors are the only NBA team that hasn’t made a move yet this offseason. As other teams around the league improve themselves in pursuit of a championship, that’s not exactly the best news for Steph Curry and co.

The Golden State Warriors star commented on how he wanted to fight through his final NBA seasons and, above all, take advantage of Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green.

The Golden State Warriors shared an interesting stat about Draymond Green amid the team's inactivity in the offseason.

The offseason of LeBron James keeps gettin crazier and crazier. For a second time, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar was seen hanging out with his on-court nemesis Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors.

Draymond Green did not hold back after the Miami Heat traded Haywood Highsmith to the Brooklyn Nets for a 2026 second-round pick.

One of the things that will be remembered when Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green retires from the NBA is his ability to win. Green wasn't always a flashy player, and he doesn't boast a mind-boggling physique that gives him an advantage against his opponents.

Dwyane Wade praised Draymond Green's team-first mentality and leadership, emphasizing his focus on winning over individual accolades. Steve Kerr lauded Green as the best defender he's ever seen, highlighting his crucial defensive plays and ability to set the tone for the Warriors.

Draymond Green, a four-time NBA champion, is making it clear that he believes his name belongs among the legends in the Hall of Fame.

It doesn’t get much attention, but Jordan Clarkson is an undisputed second-round steal when he first came to the NBA in 2014. When the Los Angeles Lakers picked him with the No. 46 pick, he became a double-digit scorer from the jump.