summersivan+FollowWill the Splash Brothers Reunite?Insiders are buzzing that Klay’s Golden State story might not be over. The bond between Klay, Dray, and King Curry runs deep, and with the Mavs struggling and Klay’s numbers dipping, a Bay Area reunion is on the table—if Steph wants it. The chemistry of the Splash Brothers is legendary, and even after a tough exit, the door’s not closed. Could a call from Curry bring Klay home for one last run? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowKD Spills on Warriors’ ‘No Practice’ EraKD just dropped some real talk about his last season with the Dubs. He admitted on VanVleet’s podcast that the Warriors were so stacked, they barely practiced during the regular season. But that confidence almost backfired in the 2019 playoffs when Doc’s Clippers pushed them to six games. KD had to remind everyone who he was with a 50-piece in Game 6. That series was a wake-up call for Dub Nation! #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Steve Francis+FollowDillon Brooks didn’t even touch the ball… then swung and drilled Curry anywaySuns beat the Warriors 99–98 tonight, but the moment everyone’s going to argue about is Dillon Brooks’ flagrant on Steph. On the replay: Brooks contests the three without getting ball, then on the way down swings and hits Curry in the chest/midsection, sending Steph to the floor. Officials reviewed it and upgraded it to a Flagrant 1 with 38 seconds left. And yeah… it’s Brooks. After the LeBron chirping, now it’s “he’s coming for Curry too.” #NBA #Warriors #Suns #StephenCurry #DillonBrooks #FlagrantFoul #NBADiscussion10Share
summersivan+FollowWarriors’ struggles: Is Jimmy Butler the missing spark?Golden State’s season isn’t going as planned—again. Despite Jimmy Butler’s impressive stats on paper, the Warriors’ offense is sputtering, and the team keeps finding itself in tight spots late in games. Steve Kerr admits he hasn’t figured out how to unlock Butler’s full potential, especially when Curry sits. But is it just on the coach, or does Butler need to step up and take charge more often? With a $54 million salary, expectations are sky-high. Are the Warriors’ issues about coaching, chemistry, or Butler’s approach? Let’s hear your take—what’s really holding this team back? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors21Share
summersivan+FollowWarriors need Jimmy Butler to step up nowGolden State’s playoff hopes might hinge on Jimmy Butler taking charge offensively. While Butler’s passing and team-first mentality have been solid, the Warriors are desperate for him to be more aggressive as a scorer—especially with the team hovering just below .500. His clutch shooting against the Bulls showed what he’s capable of, but the Warriors need that version of Butler every night, not just in flashes. With Curry often carrying the load, it’s time for Butler to assert himself and help push this team into true contender status. What do you think—should the Warriors lean into more isolation plays for Butler? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Brian Gaines+FollowDid Butler Trade End the Chef’s Reign?Dubs Nation, what do you think: did the Jimmy Buckets trade just close the book on the Chef Curry era? Butler’s a playoff beast, but the West is a gauntlet and he’s not the nightly scorer Steph needs right now. With so much cap space tied up, are we watching the end of Golden State’s dynasty, or can the Splash Bros find one more run? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowWarriors’ Giannis Hopes Rise After Rivals Drop OutDub Nation, things just got interesting! According to NBA insiders, the Dubs’ chances of landing the Greek Freak have improved, with OKC, Spurs, and Rockets reportedly bowing out of the Giannis sweepstakes. With fewer rivals in the mix, the Warriors could make a serious push if the Bucks decide to move their two-time MVP. Would you trade Draymond for Giannis if it meant another dynasty run? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowWarriors rotation chaos: Can Kerr find answers?Golden State’s lineup roulette just hit a new level—Steve Kerr has tried 14 different starting fives in just 27 games, and even after Curry’s monster 48-point night, the Warriors still fell to the Blazers. The team just can’t seem to find a rhythm, and Kerr himself admits he has “no idea” what comes next. Beyond Curry, Butler, and Green, no one’s locked down a spot, leaving fans frustrated and the season teetering. Is it time for a trade, or should the Warriors stick with their young core and hope someone steps up? What’s your take on this revolving door? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
Edwin French+FollowMilestone for Steph: he passes MJ for most 40+ after 30 todayStephen Curry went nuclear again: 48 points, 12/19 from three, 3 steals, becoming the all-time leader in 40-point games after age 30 (45), moving past Michael Jordan. However, it still wasn’t enough to help the team win. Turnovers (18, including 8 from Draymond) and late-game execution doomed the Warriors as Portland closed it out behind Sharpe 35 and Grant 35. Monster night from Steph, tough one in the standings. #Warriors #StephenCurry #TrailBlazers #NBA #Records #DubNation50Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowWarriors fans react to Steve Kerr’s rotation shakeupSeeing Will Richard go from starting 11 of the last 13 games to not playing a single minute against the Timberwolves has a lot of Warriors fans scratching their heads. After Jonathan Kuminga’s recent benching, now Richard—who’s been one of the team’s most efficient shooters—gets the same treatment, despite solid performances. Meanwhile, Buddy Hield and Pat Spencer started but didn’t make much impact. This kind of unpredictable rotation from Steve Kerr is starting to feel like a pattern. How do you feel about these sudden changes? Is it helping or hurting the team’s chemistry? #Sports #Basketball #Warriors00Share
