“It’s the hardest part of this business,” Kerr told reporters. “When you grow attached to people, and then people move on. Whether it’s a trade, free agency, coaches getting fired. You build these relationships that are really intimate, because you’ve gone through the fire together everyday, and then all of a sudden people are gone. It’s bizarre.”

"It's pretty clear where I stand," Steph Curry said, "trying to make the necessary adjustments to try to win."

The Golden State Warriors looked like a top contender in the Western Conference to begin the year, starting with a 12-3 record by beating teams like the Oklahom

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr will take kids who lost their homes in Palisades Fire to see the Lakers game as VIPs.

The Golden State Warriors head coach donated 20 tickets to his alma mater in the town where he grew up and was ravaged by the recent Los Angeles wildfires.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr urged the front office to be patient and see how the current roster is able to come together. He had a much different message before Friday’s game against Phoenix, writes Sam Gordon of The San Francisco Chronicle.