Warriors reportedly signing Nate Williams to two-way contract – NBC Sports Bay Area & California

The Golden State Warriors are signing G League guard Nate Williams to a two-way contract, providing depth to their NBA roster. Williams, who went undrafted in 2022, is averaging 17.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game for the Long Island Nets this season.

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Inside the ugly split between Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors - ESPN

Jonathan Kuminga's tumultuous five-year tenure with the Golden State Warriors ended with his trade to the Atlanta Hawks for Kristaps Porzingis. The breakdown in his relationship with head coach Steve Kerr, stemming from disagreements over Kuminga's role and potential, along with organizational dynamics, led to the split. Kuminga, who believed he deserved more playing time and belief from the team, felt sidelined and underappreciated. The Warriors, on the other hand, felt Kuminga's agent had unrealistic expectations and that Kuminga's skill set didn't fit their system. The trade marks the end of a complex and strained relationship between player and organization.

Warriors sign two-way guard Pat Spencer for rest of season - ESPN

The Golden State Warriors have signed two-way guard Pat Spencer for the remainder of the season, according to ESPN. This marks the second consecutive season Spencer has had his contract converted to a full roster spot. Last season, he contributed significantly in the playoffs, scoring 36 points in 63 minutes. Despite this, he did not secure a guaranteed roster spot over the summer and returned to the Warriors on a two-way contract. This season, Spencer has started five games and appeared in 36, providing valuable playmaking and scoring when Stephen Curry is absent.

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Sources: Warriors trading Jonathan Kuminga, Buddy Hield to Hawks for Kristaps Porzingis - ESPN

The Golden State Warriors have traded Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Kristaps Porzingis, ending their pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo. This trade provides the Warriors with a veteran center to bolster their frontcourt, while Kuminga gets a fresh start with the Hawks. Porzingis, who has been dealing with health issues, is expected to return to the court soon.

NBA postpones Warriors/Timberwolves after federal agents kill civilian | Golden State Of Mind

The NBA has postponed the Warriors/Timberwolves game in response to the killing of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents. The league cited safety concerns for the Minneapolis community. The decision comes amid calls for action following the incident, which has sparked comparisons to the murder of Renee Good. The NBA has not directly addressed the killing or criticized the government's actions.

The Warriors' problems are downstream from a major decision over a decade ago

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This video explains the medical implications of Jimmy Butler's knee injury during a basketball game, focusing on the potential seriousness and treatment options.

Sources: Warriors' Jimmy Butler tears ACL, ending season - ESPN

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How Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors drifted apart — and why a split maybe isn’t imminent - The Athletic

With Jonathan Kuminga now trade eligible, the Warriors face a critical decision regarding his future. Kuminga's diminishing role and value have strained his relationship with the team, leading to speculation about a potential trade. Despite internal and external pressure, the Warriors are reportedly willing to keep Kuminga for the remainder of the season, viewing him as a valuable asset or trade chip.

Warriors dominate Trail Blazers with help from Jimmy Butler’s impactful play | Golden State Of Mind

He's clearly a winner, even if he's not scoring a ton. He does all of the important things on both ends of the floor.