The Golden State Warriors thought they had their free agent veteran center locked in. Al Horford, fresh off a successful run with the Boston Celtics and still one of the most dependable big men in the game,

The Golden State Warriors officially revealed their 2025 preseason schedule on Monday. The team will play a five-game slate in October, headlined by two matchup

Stephen Curry is used to playing into June. This season, however, the Golden State Warriors were eliminated in the Western Conference Semifinals. Curry recently shared the advantage of an “unfortunately longer offseason” in an interview with Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area, via Joaquin Ruiz.

After spending nearly a decade with the Golden State Warriors, Kevon Looney has officially moved on. This offseason, the veteran big man signed a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.

A Golden State Warriors trade idea has them acquiring Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James in a blockbuster hypothetical.

As such, Anthony Slater of The Athletic believes the most logical course of action is for Kuminga to re-sign with the Warriors, and the franchise seek a potential trade closer to the dealine. Slater went into detail regarding his thoughts on Kuminga's situation during a recent apprarance on "Sactown Sports 1440."

The Golden State Warriors remain without a signing as free agency rolls on, still yet to secure any fresh arrivals. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst reports that the franchise is poised to bolster the squad with two new additions soon.

Reportedly, the Golden State Warriors are beginning to explore a range of free-agent options, including Seth Curry and Ben Simmons.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/warriors as New Update on Jonathan Kuminga's Situation With Warriors. After the Golden State Warriors were eliminated in the 2025 Western Conference Semifinals by the Minnesota Timberwolves, it was clear that the Warriors would need to take on Jonathan Kuminga in the offseason.