During Saturday’s practice session, Buddy Hield stole the spotlight when he unexpectedly performed a cartwheel in the middle of practice.

Warriors teammates Jimmy Butler and Buddy Hield are back at it with their adored love-hate relationship. Butler first was asked what the score would be if he and Hield played each other in a 1-on-1 game.

Warriors guard Buddy Hield joins NBC Sports Bay Area's Kerith Burke for "Dubs Talk" during Golden State's annual Media Day.Dubs Talk: Buddy Hield breaks down why he feels ‘at peace' with Warriors orig

The three-point specialist delivered from deep during the loss, but his streaky play is well documented. His volume beyond the arc makes the backup valuable in category leagues, but current projections place him outside the realm of fantasy viability unless an injury boosts his usage.

LAS VEGAS -- As Buddy Hield's range ballooned past the 3-point arc, his big smile winning over teammates and administrators alike around Oklahoma's Norman campus and becoming the avatar for all of college basketball, Lon Kruger made sure all that went into ...

Following the addition of Jimmy Butler at the NBA trade deadline, one of the more entertaining subplots from the 2024-25 edition of the Golden State Warriors was his back-and-forth with sharpshooter Buddy Hield. The veteran duo were often joking around ...

Jimmy Butler and Buddy Hield appear to have a love-hate relationship. In their brief time as teammates with the Golden State Warriors, the two were constantly seen going at each other.

When Buddy Hield joined the Warriors, he quickly found something he hadn’t felt in other stops during his career: peace. In a sit-down with NBC Sports Bay Area’s Kerith Burke for “Dubs Talk,” the Golden State guard reflected on why the 2024-25 NBA season was the happiest of his basketball life and how coach Steve Kerr’s leadership played a central

Buddy Hield isn't shy about his love for the Golden State Warriors. It's been that way since he arrived last season. 'It’s the happiest I’ve ever been playing

The duo has become known for crashing interviews, roasting each other, and bringing off-court entertainment to Warriors fans.

Buddy Hield wants more money. The Sacramento Kings want to give him more money, but not that much. Hield isn't even asking for a max deal. He reportedly just wants an extra $5 million a year over what the Kings have so far offered. With one year left on ...