The Golden State Warriors' 2022 championship team might not have been as talented as their previous couple of title squads, but they got the job done. Of course

Beasley was previously named as a target in a federal gambling investigation in June, though Shams Charania of ESPN reported Friday that he's no longer a person of interest. The swingman will now explore his options in free agency and is expected to draw interest from several teams.

The Golden State Warriors are entering a crucial season that could see them make several big moves ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

The Golden State Warriors are preparing for the 2025-26 season with roster decisions still taking shape, and one familiar name is expected to stay put. Gary Payton II, who played a key role in the Warriors’ 2022 championship run, is expected to re-sign with the team, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer.

Simmons was once a star capable of stuffing the stat sheet on a nightly basis, but at just 29, he has been reduced to a back-end rotation option. Danny Emerman of The San Francisco Standard believes Simmons’ fit anywhere is questionable, and his lack of confidence as a scorer doesn't help his case with the Warriors.

Kevin Durant's free agency arrival to the Golden State Warriors in 2016 made it essentially impossible for the Houston Rockets to defeat the Warriors.  And ever

Beasley is still available in free agency due to some non-basketball-related issues and is one of the best players left to be signed. Plenty of teams could use his shooting ability.

The NBA recently dropped the Warriors' schedule for the 2025-26 season, giving Curry an opportunity to get a feel for where the potential ebbs and flows will come. When speaking with Ali Thanawalla of NBC Sports Bay Area, at his annual "Curry Camp," the veteran sharpshooter shared some initial thoughts on the upcoming schedule.

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly expected to re-sign one of their key players from last season to bolster their depth and defense.