Golden State Warriors governor Joe Lacob is reportedly a big fan of fourth-year forward Jonathan Kuminga. Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported that Lacob "has

It has been widely reported that the Golden State Warriors have been in pursuit of another star player since the offseason. Not making a move for Lauri Markkane

But when ESPN’s Brian Windhorst reports that LeBron James really wants to stay with the Los Angeles Lakers instead of getting traded to the Golden State Warriors, I think we should believe all parties involved. This situation is a bit different from your bog-standard “star looking for greener pastures” story.

The Golden State Warriors remain on the hunt for a co-star for Stephen Curry. A few players apparently grabbed their attention. One is six-time All-Star

Jimmy Butler could be on the move. ESPN's Shams Charania reported earlier in the week that the Heat are listening to offers for Butler, and his preferred teams are the Rockets, Mavericks and Warriors.

Jimmy Butler seems to want a trade out of Miami, and he has several teams on his list where he'd want to go. The Golden State Warriors was one of those teams on his list, and it seems like the two parties have a mutual interest in each other,

Both Jimmy Butler and LeBron James to the Warriors? Yeah, it’s wild, but here’s how it could happen before the February trade deadline.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst added on to that conversation on Thursday by stating that Butler's preferred choice would be to stay with the Heat on an extension. However, since that hasn