The Warriors finally ended years of self-imposed drama by trading Jonathan Kuminga in a deal for Kristaps Porziņģis, a 7-3 rim-protector who can join in on Golden State 's 3-point fun. While his future with the club is in question, they did finally move past a situation with Kuminga that had grown enormously contentious.

The 19-year-old forward out of Mexico averaged 11.9 points on 50.2% shooting from the field with 6.1 rebounds and two assists in 31 games in the NBL.

Steph Curry and Draymond Green were able to overcome multiple double-figure deficits, but they ran out of steam down stretch of play-in

The Golden State Warriors have taken many of their top stars through the draft, but have also landed a number of notable players over the years as well. From tiny colleges to blue blood programs, these alumni have contributed significantly to the team's roster over the years.

While not free agents yet, the Warriors also have three players with player options for the 2026-27 NBA season that they could turn down in favor of unrestricted free agency. Those players are:

As they regroup following a disappointing 2025-26 NBA season, the Golden State Warriors are aiming to lock down guard Brandin Podziemski and center Kristaps Porziņģis for the long term, according to The Athletic's Nick Friedell and Marcus Thompson II.

Who Golden State could replace Kerr with

A familiar face, Luke Walton, was named as a potential replacement for Steve Kerr with the Golden State Warriors.

Phoenix will face Thunder in first round, while the Magic beat the Hornets to play the Pistons in the postseason

Jimmy Butler's contract and rehab from a torn ACL are going to be some of the closely-monitored storylines for the Golden State Warriors as they start to plan out their offseason after being eliminated from playoff contention with a loss to the Phoenix Suns in the play-in tournament on Friday night.

Explaining how their cap sheet impacts negotiations with Porzingis and Melton