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

According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Jimmy Butler could emerge as a legitimate target for the Warriors front office ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline. The Miami Heat are reportedly open to the idea of trading away their veteran forward,

Jonathan Kuminga, more than any of the other supposed "next up" guys, has been the barometer for the Golden State Warriors' well-chronicled and highly ambitious two-timeline plan. At every turn the franchise has resisted trading everyone from James Wiseman (before everyone found out he stunk) to Jordan Poole (before everyone found out he stunk) to Moses Moody to Brandin Podziemski for an established star who could,

Jimmy Butler's time in Miami could be coming to an end as reports indicate the Heat are now listening to trade offers. And the six-time All-Star could still be interested in joining the Nets.