The Golden State Warriors have made a key decision regarding veteran center Al Horford ahead of Thursday's game against the Denver Nuggets.

Jimmy Butler hit a dagger shot against the Nuggets, and he didn't share the 'night-night' celebration with Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors' superstar guard didn't let the team's blowout loss to the Portland Trail Blazers derail his mindset.

The good news for the Warriors is that they will have Al Horford available for Thursday’s game as ESPN’s Anthony Slater reported that the veteran center will play against the Nuggets but will likely sit out Friday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers in the second night of a back-to-back.

The Warriors ran away with a 16-4 third-quarter run, eventually beating Luka Dončić (43 points) and the Lakers 119-109 to cap our opening night doubleheader.

The Lakers are set to open the regular season on Tuesday against the Golden State Warriors, but LeBron James has been ruled out for the game.

Golden State's season opener at the Los Angeles Lakers was the second game of a doubleheader on NBC. When the first game, the Houston Rockets at the Oklahoma City Thunder, went to overtime, NBC decided not to find a second network to air the Warriors-Lakers game on,

The Warriors lost starting center Kevon Looney in free agency, with the 6-foot-9 big man taking his talents to the New Orleans Pelicans on a two-year, $16 million deal. Horford comes in as Looney’s potential replacement in the starting lineup, but a preseason announcement from Kerr has the Warriors facing a significant roster problem.

Draymond Green has had his say on the shocking arrests related to the federal probe into illegal gambling in the NBA.

Deni Avdija had 26 points and six assists, and the Portland Trail Blazers beat the Golden State Warriors 139-119 on Friday night in Tiago Splitter’s first game as interim head coach. Splitter is stepping in after coach Chauncey Billups was arrested by the FBI early Thursday and arraigned in federal court later that day.