The Golden State Warriors gave head coach Steve Kerr little reason to worry in their 98-79 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Led by Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, who combined for 40 points, the Warriors produced a 32-14 third quarter to take charge of the game. The game, however, did not go without incident.

Jonathan Kuminga has been one of the Golden State Warriors' best players to begin the 2025-26 season. The explosive forward appears to have put his contractual standoff with the franchise behind him, and has been thriving as part of Steve Kerr's starting lineup over the opening week of the new campaign.

Steve Kerr is in his 12th year as the Golden State Warriors head coach; his contract expires this season. GM Mike Dunleavy says, “Steve can stay as long as he wants,” showing team confidence. No extension yet, but both sides appear optimistic about reaching a deal.

Golden State Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy says he is "confident" Steve Kerr will be back after the 2025-26 NBA season.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr announced a major decision about Jonathan Kuminga's role moving forward.

After suggesting before the season that Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green were the only three Warriors players assured of starting every night, head coach Steve Kerr is adding a fourth name to that list,

After months of talk about where things stood between Steve Kerr and Jonathan Kuminga, it looks like Kuminga has finally got Kerr on his side. For a while now, there’s been plenty of discussion around the dynamic between Steve Kerr and Jonathan Kuminga.

Kuminga has started all four of the Warriors' games this season, averaging 18 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists on 58.1% shooting from the field. When speaking to the media following the Warriors' latest win,

The Golden State Warriors will play the Memphis Grizzlies Monday night. After losing to the Portland Trail Blazers in their last game, a bounce back win at home