ESPN’s Brian Windhorst had just two words to describe the Golden State Warriors’ late collapse against the LA Clippers.

An ESPN reporter speculated that Golden State Warriors player Jonathan Kuminga didn't have his jersey on for Tuesday's game.

The Golden State Warriors look like a formidable foe heading into the NBA playoffs. Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported that executives around the NBA view the confidence that the ...

Everyone can see the improvement from the Warriors with Jimmy Butler, and they aren't afraid to say it before the playoffs.

The Warriors have skyrocketed up the Western Conference standings after acquiring star forward Jimmy Butler in a ... but ESPN's Brian Windhorst believes Golden State truly is one of the best ...

Brian Windhorst believes the Warriors are ill ... they need to be taking load off instead of adding load on.” After trading for Jimmy Butler, Golden State has emphasized smaller lineups, with ...

Similar to how the Los Angeles Lakers traded for Anthony Davis, the Warriors made a blockbuster trade of sending Wiggins to Miami in exchange for a disgruntled Jimmy Butler. Since the trade ...

LeBron James appeared on "The Pat McAfee Show" on Wednesday and shared his candid thoughts about NBA reporter Brian Windhorst ... out indefinitely and Jimmy Butler's return to Miami.

The Miami Heat defeated the Golden State Warriors 112-86 in a game that marked the return of Jimmy Butler III to the arena he called home for nearly six seasons. On a night that included a pregame ...

ESPN’s Brian Windhorst had just two words to describe ... The Warriors were led by Jimmy Butler and Steph Curry, who combined to score 66 points. Draymond Green was also solid, recording 14 ...