Warriors say Kerr won’t be speaking today. Neither will Dunleavy. The Warriors have always had a very forward approach with PR. Never seen a media day — for any team — where the coach and GM don’t speak at the podium. The Kuminga uncertainty hangs over everything.

The 2027 offseason could be an inflection point for the franchise. Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green will all reach the ends of their contracts at the end of the 2026-26 campaign, forcing the Warriors to make tough decisions about whether to re-sign them in their late 30s.

Leigh Leopards are refusing to take part in Friday’s Super League semi-final due to a ticketing dispute, their opponents Wigan Warriors have claimed. The two rugby league sides are due to meet at the 25,000-seat Brick Community Stadium in Wigan for the showdown, with Hull KR and St Helens playing in other semi-final on Saturday.

Jimmy Butler is back to his usual Media Day antics in his first training camp with the new-look Warriors team that recently added Al Horford.

It wasn’t until Monday, 91 days after the start of free agency and 99 days since the NBA Finals concluded, that the Warriors made their first moves, re-signing Gary Payton II while giving second-round pick Will Richard a standard contract.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry is so popular that financial executives would have been much happier allegedly funding an illicit scheme to circumvent the NBA’s salary cap through him than someone like Kawhi Leonard, according to new texts.

Jimmy Butler teases a possible return of “emo Jimmy,” thanks to Buddy Hield’s encouragement, as Warriors prep for title run.