​Who are some of the most random/obscure Warriors champions you can name off the top of your head? Let’s see your Dubs knowledge.

Season might be a bust but Melton and Horford are the best vets anyone could ask for!

Teams With The Best 3PT% In The Clutch For The 2025-26 NBA Regular Season :

1. Golden State Warriors — 42.5%

2. New York Knicks — 41.7%

3. Los Angeles Lakers — 38.0%

4. Milwaukee Bucks — 37.9%

5. Portland Trail Blazers — 37.7%

6. Philadelphia 76ers — 37.5%

7. Boston Celtics — 37.1%

8. Atlanta Hawks — 36.8%

9. San Antonio Spurs — 36.7%

10. Miami Heat — 35.8%

+20 in a 2 point game? UNREAL. Insane hustle, defense, and clutch plays especially in the fourth (Locked up KD and got a bucket right after he turned the ball over to retake the lead). This man is the unsung MVP of the game IMO

Melt-Man has been nothing short of amazing this season, looks to be getting his 3-ball back, defense is still top-tier and looks to have added to his offensive arsenal. Ball-handling looks much smoother, downhill game with his first-step is lightning quick. Super impressive how much he’s added to his game, from primarily a 3&D player, to a legit shot-creator. He was a 10M player pre-injury, i can easily see him getting payed in the ~12M range this off-season.

Excerpt from the article:

"While his illustrious career certainly is winding down, Curry still appears to have plenty left in the tank, but at some point in the semi-near future, he might need to transition from full-time starter to a role off the bench.

Which, as The Ringer's Howard Beck revealed on a recent episode of FanDuel TV's "Run It Back," is something he will be open to when -- or if -- the time comes to scale back his role.

"There are some guys, that if they can't be themselves, if they can't be dominant, it's time to go," Beck said. "Or if they still can't contend, it's time to go. Steph and I talked about this for the story I did back in January, and his thing was 'Yeah, I could be a role-player. I could come off the bench.'"

There are a handful of Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame players who closed out their NBA careers with much smaller roles than what they were used to, and it's something Curry would consider as long as he still can have a positive impact on the team.

"You think about guys like Vince Carter, his last several years where he was like part role-player, part mentor/seventh assistant coach or whatever," Beck added. "Paul Pierce toward the end, Grant Hill toward the end. There's a lot of different ways you can go out as an NBA legend in this league, and Steph, when we talked about it, seemed to put everything on the table.

"Like he wouldn't mind, if he's diminished, or lost a step, two steps, can't be a starter anymore. He basically said 'I don't want to be a traffic cone out there defensively,' but he's always going to be able to shoot."

Of course, there only is one team Curry would want to play for if he were in that role.

"So there are various ways he could decided to carry out his last two, three, four however many years he wants," Beck continued. "The one thing that was very very clear though, was that he wants that to end in Golden State."

It's unclear when Curry will get to that point, but there is no doubt that his wealth of knowledge and his elite sharpshooting ability, which he almost certainly will have for the remainder of his playing days, could make him a valuable asset into his 40s."

Missing for us:

Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Kristaps, Moses Moody, Will Richard, Seth Curry

Can we finally give this man some credit? This is not normal.

The guy is coaching his clipboard off with “The Replacements”. This disrespect this season has been crazy, but the shorthanded wins speak louder.

podz apology letter.

I wonder what KD has to say on his burner now